CHANGE, all of us want it but not all us make it. We have this innate fear that stops us in our tracks and doesn’t allow us to push forward and make the changes that we want in life… STOP! what did I just say, fear is going to stop us from making a change? YEA RIGHT, that’ll be the day! Yes change is scary but in order for any change to occur we must all be willing to to stretch our legs so to speak, not a lot, just a little. Remember Rome wasn’t built in a day and no change happens over night. We must also remember that a little change goes a long way, each day make it a goal to make a small
change, I will give examples of this below but after making these small changes daily or even weekly, you will start seeing the BIG CHANGE in your life that you have been looking for and you will continue to THRIVE and GROW and as Ghandi once said you will start to be the CHANGE YOU WISH TO SEE IN THE WORLD!
Some examples of Small Change:
Have 1 less cigarette
Have 1 less cup of coffee
talk to 1 stranger on the street
Join a social group
Have 1 less cookie
Keep on Keepin on Everyone
-Danny
Are you ready for a change? Feeling that you have lost Hope? If you are looking for more support Danny offers a 1 hour motivational breakthrough session! During this session we can look at what is holding you back from feeling your best and finding your happiness. Learn more about the breakthrough session here
Daniel Cohen is a Wellness Counselor and a Body Image Consultant working with overweight men, women and children breakthrough their mental mindset that stops them from pushing ahead and reaching their weightloss goals. He does this by designing specialized wellness programs that help MOTIVATE, EDUCATE and REVAMP their health and well-being. For more information or if you have any questions please contact him at the e-mail address or website below
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My journey to a newer, healthier ME began 18 years ago when I was 13 years old. Growing up with Cerebral Palsy and Epilepsy and being the brother of a twin who was involved in all kinds of sports and social activities it made it very hard for me to compete.
