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IF YOU'RE HAVING A CONFERENCE, MOTIVATIONAL STAFF DAY OR CORPORATE/COMMUNITY EVENT - WHY NOT GET MORE VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY? How would you like to get:
"What an inspirational man" - Webster Hyde Heath (Insurance)
"She is an amazing woman, a wonderful speaker and her story is one of true inspiration and encouragement." - Safe Work SA
"Everyone was raving about you! The best speaker by far..." - NACRO Annual Conference
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As the glimmer of economic recovery makes for a more optimistic end to the working year, there's a way to reward your employees and clients with a memorable and fun Christmas corporate function - and stay within newly tight entertainment budgets. And that's where BOB DOWNE comes in! One of Australia's most loved and enduring comic superstars, the Clown Prince of Polyester has been wowing corporate functions for years with his warm, cheeky, charming wit - along with a unique blend of superlative hosting skills and brilliant song & comedy sets. What you might not know is Bob also happens to be a brilliant party DJ! Recent successful gigs have included Sydney's 2007 Mardi Gras Party and a sold-out run of cabaret dance evenings at The Supper Club in February 2009. Bob spins retro classics from the '50s to the '80s in an exciting, unexpected, fresh mix - and it's pretty hilarious watching him as he does it, too. What's more - he takes requests! So why not book BOB DOWNE'S PARTY GRAS as your all-in-one Christmas function entertainment option? Bob can MC your evening, OR perform a 20-40 minute stand-alone comedy & song set, before returning to hit the decks... with no need to book a live party dance band, you'll save heaps in both set-up time AND budget! To enquire about booking Bob Downe DJ Party Gras and his Christmas Rates please email Abby at abby@onyasoapbox.com |
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By Jodie Benveniste, Director of Parent Wellbeing and author of Little Bundle: Comfort and inspiration for new parents and Full Belly: Comfort and inspiration for pregnancy and birth. 1. Filter advice 2. Sleep when you can 3. Expect change 4. Do not compare 5. Embrace your new self 6. Accept help 7. See the big picture © Parent Wellbeing |
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1. Cleary define why it is important to you to get fit and stay motivated. Do you need more energy, improve your sleep, be a better role model for your children, lose weight or all of the above? 2. Set specific measurable goals in relation to your fitness and make sure you constantly review and reset them. Attach attractive rewards to your goals to help you stay motivated. 3. Write your goals out and share them with someone close to you to make you accountable. I recently joined a new gym and one of their points of difference is that you have to book in your gym sessions. Their number one priority is to make sure you reach your goals and help you stay on track by addressing accountability. 4. Explain to the important people in your life why your goals are a priority to you. Analyse your weekly schedule and plan time for your exercise sessions. Schedule them into your diary as a meeting with yourself. Make sure they remain a priority. Do not underestimate the value of 'you' time. Re-energising physically and mentally and this will help you be a better Mum. 5. If exercise is a chore for you it will be difficult to maintain motivation. Mix it up. Variety will help to minimise your boredom and varies your conditioning. Join a gym, a club or find a group of friends that enjoy similar activities to you. 6. If babysitting is an issue, try and find a crache or a friend or family member to look after your children for an hour or two. Even better create an exercise group with other Mums/Dads and share the exercise and the babysitting role. For example if there are 5 of you in the group you would only have to be the babysitter for 1/5th of the exercise sessions. 7. Be creative and do exercise with your children. There are exercise instructors available who include children into their group classes. Your children will benefit from the exercise and learn that exercise should be a part of their life. |
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When it comes to style, staying true to oneself is important. But sometimes we need a little help along the way. Ask yourself what needs improving or updating. Is it your skin? Does your hair leave you feeling flat? Is your make-up aging you? Do you need a wardrobe overhaul? Figure this out, and you'll know where to begin your makeover. With a few simple tips, you just might become the best you can be. 1. PREPARE TO WEAR 2. IT'S ALL ABOUT THE HAIR 3. WAKE UP YOUR MAKE UP 4. THE EYES HAVE IT 5. KNOW YOUR BODY SHAPE 6. CLASSIC IS TIMELESS 7. COMPLETE YOUR LOOK 8. FIND A FASHION FALL-BACK 9. IF IN DOUBT, SEEK ADVICE 10. LOVE THE SKIN YOU'RE IN BONUS TIP: GET YOUR MOTOR RUNNING |
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From the author of Little Bundle: Comfort and inspiration for new parents comes a book to reassure parents-to-be. Jodie Benveniste, psychologist and mother of two, helps you enjoy the wonders and calm the worries with her newest title Full Belly. About Full Belly Your belly grows, your mind slows, and your urge to bake cakes is insatiable. No question you are pregnant! In pregnancy, there a physical and emotional changes. There are wonders at the baby you are growing. And worries about birth and beyond. The author's gentle affirmations comfort and inspire so you can bake the cake and eat it too! Fully Belly helps parents-to-be:
Full Belly will be released in March 2009. Please click on this link for a sample of the book. About Jodie Jodie Benveniste has a background in psychology and has worked as an academic researcher, teacher and writer. She is the author of the successful Little Bundle: Comfort and inspiration for new parents. She is also the director of Parent Wellbeing, an organization aimed at helping parents improve their quality of life. Jodie now combines running her business with caring for her two young children. Tipsheet How to make the most of your pregnancy 1. Make your own choices - Other people may not want the responsibility of caring for your baby, but they do want to tell you how you should do it. Trust your own instincts. 2. Respect your body - Fortunately, pregnancy can teach us a new respect for our body. Our body can create, grow and birth a baby. Respect that. 3. Simplify - slow down - Eliminate the superfluous, focus on what's important, and begin to prepare for your new life with your baby. By simplifying, we open up to a bigger and richer world. 4. Weight Gain - see the whole picture - By watching the scales we only see part of the picture. By tuning into our body's needs for food, exercise and rest, we see the whole picture. 5. Choose comfort - Can't find clothes to fit your pregnant shape? Some days you may feel more heffalump than sleek senorita. On those days, perhaps comfort is enough. |
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