Archive for April 2014
Low Sodium Restaurants – Food Exposed
This week’s guests are The Dining Duo – Michael Epstein and Scott Schwimer – a couple that have eaten 21 meals TOGETHER every week for 22 years. They blog about the foodie scene in LA and abroad on their website www.TheDiningDuo.com and no couple knows more about restauarant food than these two! They’ll talk about how…
Read MoreThe Dining Duo – Michael Epstein and Scott Schwimer – talk food, cars and art on Food Exposed.
On this episode, Jackie takes a look at what’s on your plate when you eat out! She’ll look at how the healthy food movement is affecting restaurant food and how you can eat out and still maintain a healthy lifestyle. She’ll also take a look at new trends in the restaurant industry and what you…
Read MoreHaving a Plan B – Ric Drasin Live
Ric gives his Tip of the Week on having a backup plan in your career.
Read MoreLive in the Moment – Food Exposed
What 5 goals do you believe will lead you to lasting happiness? In her book, Creating Your Best Life, Caroline Adams Miller describes research -tested happiness boosters, and techniques for building self-efficacy. The book collects and integrates studies and research on relationships, passion, self-regulation, positive emotions, flow, strengths, exercise, values, savoring and grit as they…
Read MoreBodybuilder Jay Bednar on Ric Drasin Live
Jay Bednar was born and raised in Canton, Ohio. He attended GlenOak High School and was involved in Football, baseball, and the National Honor Society. Having had weights introduced to him at a young age by his father, John Bednar, he began hitting the iron intensely with his brother in law, Jeff Begue. He quickly…
Read MoreArmenian Vegetable Casserole – Food Exposed
Armenian Vegetable Casserole Servings: 3 Serving Size: 2 ½ cups Ingredients: 1 whole(1 lb.) can reduced sodium pear-shaped tomatoes 3 medium carrots, cut into 1/2″ thick slanting slices ½ cup catsup 1 medium eggplant, peeled and cut into 1″ pieces 1 tbsp.extra virgin olive oil ½ lb.green beans 1 tbsp. NutriFit Mediterranean Salt Free Spice Blend 2 large onions, cut into 1″ cubes 1 large green bell pepper, chopped 1 cup reduced…
Read MoreBenefit of Stay at home Parenting – Tuff and Tender
Today’s topic is Stay at Home Dads and what’s expected of them in a marriage. Is it good or bad, demanding or not and how do they handle all of it? Inna Tuler Former concert pianist with a BA in Performing arts from University of Tel Aviv. Owner (22 years) of Maintco Corp. which is…
Read MoreMichael Starr’s Fitness Tip on Ric Drasin Live
Michael Starr shares his tip on staying in shape while traveling. Michael Starr is the lead singer of Steel Panther, an American heavy metal band from Los Angeles, California mostly known for their profane and humorous lyrics as well as their exaggerated on-stage personae that reimagine and parody the heavy metal music and lifestyle of the…
Read MoreSocial Relationships and Health – Food Exposed
Think about the most important relationships in your life. What are the characteristics of the people to whom you feel closest? Happy couples describe their partners as interested and responsive. Besides existing relationships, curious people act in certain ways with strangers that allow relationships to develop more easily. Research shows that curious people ask questions…
Read MoreThe How of Happiness – Food Exposed
My coaching moment today is about how committing to your goals helps you achieve happiness, and is based on the work of Sonja Lyubomirsky. In her book, The How of Happiness, she writes, “people who strive for something personally significant, whether it’s learning a new craft, changing careers, or raising moral children, are far happier…
Read MoreExperience of Choice – Food Exposed
My coaching moment today is about the experience of choice. In his book, Why We Do What We Do, Edward Deci says, “At the heart of human freedom is the experience of choice.” As a coach, I talk to people in terms of making their own choices and forging their own path all the time.…
Read MoreImproving your Memory – Food Exposed
My coaching moment today comes from a workshop that I love to present, and have many, many times. It’s called Brain Boosters: Improving your Memory. Let’s face it, we’re all concerned about forgetting what we really want to remember! In this presentation I talk about the value of attaching to memories using our different senses,…
Read MoreMaking a Difference – Food Exposed
Here’s a little story about Making a Difference. Once upon a time there was a wise man who used to go to the ocean to do his writing. He had a habit of walking on the beach before he began his work. One day he was walking along the shore. As he looked down the…
Read MoreSelf-Acceptance – Food Exposed
No matter how much spiritual practice, self-improvement, or therapy we’ve been through, there is one area where many of us still find ourselves challenged every day: self-acceptance. It seems all too easy to fall into the trap of judging ourselves as inadequate, finding fault with our achievements or our bodies, and believing our self-critical inner…
Read MoreSharing Resources – Food Exposed
Here’s a little story that illustrates the value of sharing resources and creating something from nothing. There are many versions of it, and I’m not sure where it comes from originally, but here goes: Many years ago in a time of great hardship and famine an old soldier wandered into a poverty stricken village and…
Read MoreCommitment with Passion – Food Exposed
I’d like to take a minute to talk about commitment with passion. No, I’m not talking about the romantic kind (as in intimate relationships with others) – rather I’m talking about the kind of commitment that leads to creating self-fulfilling prophecies. Let’s face it, pursuing your goals, even if you’re highly motivated, isn’t always a…
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