by Andrea Amador | Dec 1, 2011 | Binge-Busting, Body Respect, Bust Out of Body Shame, Creating Confidence, Inspiration, Power of Role Models, R.E.C.L.A.I.M. System, Self-Compassion As Strength, Setting Boundaries, Sexy At Every Size, Stress-Relief
If you’re a curvy gal, feeling stuck hating your body, don’t vow to start another diet. That won’t help you end your emotional eating. You’ve got to release your resistance and start living your life now. Stop weighting for perfect and saying...
by Andrea Amador | Dec 13, 2010 | Coaching, Creating Confidence, Sexy At Every Size, Stress-Relief
If you’re an overweight woman, you’ve probably been taught to think of your body as unacceptable, unlovable and undesirable. This kind of negative thinking reinforces a poor self image and it will keep your eating spinning out of control. If you want to...
by Andrea Amador | Apr 8, 2010 | Body Respect, Sexy At Every Size, Stress-Relief, Supreme Self-Care, Tame Your Inner Critic
Hey girl! Be a Juicy Woman. Love the skin you’re in! Celebrate your juicy self by embracing your right to bear your bare arms with confidence. Here’s an old blog post that I first did in 5/07. Sorry about the lighting in the video, it was before I figured...
by Andrea Amador | Dec 16, 2009 | Sexy At Every Size, Supreme Self-Care
Spent much of today working on a new video for my website. Tomorrow I’ll send it off to my Juicy Woman mailing list and to my Yahoo group and Meet Up gals. For now, I’d love your help by letting me know what you think. The sole purpose of the video is to...
by Andrea Amador | Jul 15, 2009 | Sexy At Every Size
I’ve got to say, now I really dig the phrase being a “bad girl”, because to me it is so incredibly freeing to be able to look at an old former limiting belief of mine stemming from a history of sexual abuse where I spent years thinking that I was indeed a bad girl. By...
by Andrea Amador | Jul 15, 2009 | Creating Confidence, Sexy At Every Size, Stress-Relief
According to relationship expert, Marcia Martin, most women in the United States have grown up a little prudish, a little conservative, fearing their sexuality, judging women who like sex as “bad girls.” We cover ourselves up. We don’t talk about it. We pretend it...
