SisterWoman Advice

Personality Quiz How Far Would You Go For A Friend?

Fri, 19 Oct 2007 00:30:39 -0400

Personality Quiz How Far Would You Go For A Friend Take this personality quiz! How Far Would You Go For A Friend Click here to test your loyalty to your friends in some very trying situations. www.sisterwoman.com/survey7.php

Target Recalls Toy Barbeque Grills Due to Laceration Hazard

Fri, 29 Jun 2007 00:51:13 -0400

Target Recalls Toy Barbeque Grills Due to Laceration Hazard WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed.... Read the post at: http://www.sisterwoman.com/blog/view/4602/target_recalls_toy_barbeque_grills_due_to_/ And visit www.sisterwoman.com for more advice, networking and connecting with real women.

Becoming Your Own Role Model - Advice

Wed, 20 Jun 2007 10:31:42 -0400

Becoming Your Own Role Model - Advice Get other advice articles at www.sisterwoman.com We can learn so much about life through lessons other women teach us. Submitted to Sisterwoman by Cricket. As women embrace the fullness of who they are as individuals, they may find themselves supporting other women, helping others to reach the level of inner comfort and outer freedom that they themselves have found. Among those who are less sure of themselves and their place in the world, it may be more common to criticize other women than to seek their help. But there are things that a woman can only learn from another woman, as there are things about being a man that can only be learned from other men. We all recognize that we have much to learn from each other regardless of gender, but sometimes we could use a supportive role model that gives us a more precise example of what and who we can become. There was a time where women stood together in a bond of sisterhood, women supporting women. It is only natural that the pendulum swings out of balance for a while so that we may have the experience of what we do not want. It is up to women to bring the pendulum back into balance and bring back the sacred sisterhood we yearn for at our core. If we envision a world where women support each other and help each other find their place in an ever-changing world, then we can become the change we want to see. Jealousy, envy, criticism, and judgment are refuges for the insecure. As we help others to become self-assured, we create a world in which all people help each other, regardless of gender. Only women can make the change in how women are seen and understood, not just by other women but by the world at large. The way we speak about each other to other women and to the men in our lives informs everyone to treat us with the respect that all women, and all people, deserve.

Anti-Stress Diet - Laughter

Thu, 14 Jun 2007 22:26:56 -0400

Anti-Stress Diet - Laughter For a few good laughs, read through this Anti-Stress Diet. It's sure to melt away those worries. For other laughter articles, check out www.sisterwoman.com Anti-Stress Diet For Women This is a specially formulated diet designed to help women cope with stress that builds up during the day. BREAKFAST 1 grapefruit 1 slice whole-wheat toast 1 cup skim milk LUNCH A small portion lean, steamed chicken with a cup of spinach 1 cup herbal tea 1 Hershey kiss AFTERNOON TEA the rest of the kisses in the bag 1 tub of Hagen Daas ice cream with choc-chip topping DINNER 4 bottles of wine (red or white) 2 loaves garlic bread 1 family size supreme pizza 3 Snickers bars LATE NIGHT SNACK whole frozen Sarah Lee cheesecake (eaten directly from the freezer) REMEMBER: STRESSED SPELLED BACKWARDS IS "DESSERTS" Send this to all the women you know or ever knew, and you will immediately lose 10 pounds.

Learning To Love Yourself - Advice

Tue, 12 Jun 2007 13:44:09 -0400

Learning to Love Yourself - Advice Here's an advice article on learning to love yourself. Get more advice articles and network with real women on advice topics at www.sisterwoman.com Take full responsibility for your life. Stop blaming others. See yourself as the cause of what happens to you. Do things you like to do. Don't stay in a job you don't like. Participate in life at the highest level you can. Stop terrorising yourself with your thoughts. Be gentle and kind and patient with yourself. Give yourself the simple pleasures of life abundantly. Wear clothes you feel good in, get a massage etc. Watch what you say. Avoid self put-downs. Stop being critical of yourself and others. Take care of your body. Give it exercise and good food. Be willing to create a life-style that generates and nourishes self-esteem. Associate with others with high esteem. Acknowledge yourself frequently. Keep a diary of your successes and accomplishments. Avoid comparing yourself with others. Remember that it's who we are, not what we do, that's important. Give yourself permission to do nothing periodically. Schedule time by yourself. Frequently take deep breaths. Discover the benefit and pleasure of breathing fully. Eat first class frequently. Don't look at the right side of the menu. Stop trying to change others. Focus your attention on being the way you want others to be. Look into a mirror regularly and say "I love you, I really love you". Stop feeling guilty and saying "I'm sorry". See mistakes as valuable lessons and avoid judging yourself. Consciously generate positive thoughts and feelings of self-love in place of old thoughts of inadequacy. Be willing to laugh at yourself and at life. Stop taking yourself so seriously. Accept compliments from others without embarrassment. Don't invalidate their positive thoughts and feelings about you. Be kind to your mind. Don't hate yourself for having negative thoughts. Gently change your thoughts. Keep your awareness and your thoughts focussed in present time instead of living in the past or future. Acknowledge others frequently. Tell them what you like and appreciate in them. Invest money in yourself. Go to seminars, workshops and courses that develop your talents. Make a list of 10 things you love doing and do them frequently. Treat yourself as you would treat someone you really loved. Praise yourself. Author Unknown