Posts Tagged ‘Kris Carr’


23
Jul

Love is in the Air

And no, I’m not talking about wedding stuff right now. (Though that’s all coming along just fine. We are super relaxed about the whole ordeal. The vows matter; the party’s a bonus.) No, I’m talking about Love Lists! Kris Carr posted a simple-but-inspiring blog earlier this week about ten things she loves, and I couldn’t [...]

22
Jul

Careers in Holistic Health: Corinne Bowen, Renaissance Woman (Part II)

Yesterday I had the honor of introducing you to the fabulous Corinne Bowen. Today you get to read the second half of her interview. Open up your heart and get inspired! 4. What would you say is the biggest reward in pursuing two different career paths simultaneously? I couldn’t narrow it down to one thing, [...]

21
Jul

Careers in Holistic Health: Corinne Bowen, Renaissance Woman (Part I)

In TOEFL, students are often asked to give 45 second responses to questions such as, “Who is your hero?” or “Who do you admire most?” When they ask about my heroes, Kris Carr is the first person who comes to mind. We don’t have Kris Carr here for us today, but I can do you [...]

23
Jan

vision boards*

Earlier this month, a friend came over for a little vision board action one Sunday evening. Fortunately, we had a nice stash of old magazines laying around, just waiting to be scoured and scored for our project. Inspired by some other great vision board posts (like this great write-up by Kris Carr and Corinne Bowen, [...]

20
Jan

oh happy day!

My guest post for CSL is officially up today! If you haven’t already, it would mean a lot to me if you popped over and left a comment (if you’re so inclined). For those of you not familiar, CSL is a wonderful holistic health community founded by my health hero, Kris Carr. The folks at [...]

02
Dec

part ii: to your health

Yes, yes, I know, I haven’t posted details of “part i: korea love” yet, but that’ll come.  Today, I’m excited about health, so that’s what we’ll have today. I’m focusing on my health as a way to enjoy the holidays because, quite frankly, it’s tough to be excited about much of anything when you feel [...]