Monday, January 25, 2010

Law of Attraction-Attracting Great Nutrition with Great Fitness

I am a big believer and practitioner of "The Secret" (book by Rhonda Byrnes) and the "Law of Attraction" on how what you feel and think will attract those same things into your life...if you feel lousy and think that you're unworthy, well, that's what you are going to have in your life...but if you CHOOSE to actively think and feel that your are worthy, that you are somebody, that you are special, and start feeling good about yourself by doing things in life that are good, then guess what?...your choice to change your thinking and feeling will change your life and you will attract more of those good things into your life that are in line with what you're thinking and feeling...it really is that simple...

And for myself, at a friend's party, I introduced myself to Kristen Nolan who is a personal trainer (I LUV My Body Fitness) and she is a firm believer in making active choices to include fitness and exercise into your life to feel and "be" better in life...She also believes that good nutrition is an integral part of a healthy life and spreads this message to her clients. I believe in fitness and exercise and you know, I love food and believe that great food and great health can be one and the same. Believe this or not, I don't care, but I believe my feelings and her feelings attracted each other and put us in the same room at the right time and the right moment...I hope to connect with her and share my passions for great health and great taste with her passions for great fitness and exercise for healthy, strong and meaningful lifestyles...what's my point???...

My point is that if you want a GREAT life, you have to think that you're life is Great, that you are Great, and do the things that are required to have the rewards of a Great life...And if you do, you will attract people who think like you and feel like you and slowly, you will surround yourself with positive people who are in line with what you believe and I promise you, life will look and feel Great!!!!...Both Kristen and I have realized this concept for ourselves; she's spreading the word of exercise and fitness and I'm doing the same thing by combining great nutrition and great taste to make other people's lives Great...and hopefully we can help each other help more people together!

So I'd like to share a link to Kristen's website and blog and a comment I made to her Jan. 22 blog posting for 11 ways to include simple nutrition into a busy life.



Be GREAT, One Meal at a Time!
(Sauteed Cod with Mediterranean Sage and Lemon Sauce-Rosemary Roasted Veggies-Olive Oil Toasts)










Kristen Nolan - I LUV my Body Fitness

Website - http://www.sanfranciscofatloss.com/
Blog - http://www.kristenfitness.com/

My Comment (in blue italics) to Kristen's Jan. 22 Blog Entry:

11 Healthy, Quick and Easy Snacks for Busy San Franciscans

1. 5 Whole Grain Crackers with cheese. I recommend Ak Mak or Raincoat Crisp Crackers

2. 1 cup Plain Yogurt with 1/2 cup blue berries mixed in. I love the brands FAGE and Saint bonnet
-Try the Greek Gods greek yogurt brand - the flavoring is already mixed into the yogurt for added convenience and consistent flavor throughout yogurt.

3. Handful of almonds and dried fruit (no added preservatives)
-Buy one bag of each and buy mini-tupperware containers that are 3/4 cup servings and place half-and-half nuts to fruit in each. For added flavor, add 1 tsp of cinnamon and 1 tsp of a log GI sweetner that can be shaken in the tupperware to incorporate with mix.

4. Preservative free granola or dried fruit and nut bar such as Kind Bars and Lara Bars

5. 3/4 Cup baby carrots and 4 Walnut halves


6. 1 Slice cheese with 1 apple or any piece of fruit

7. 1 Apple with 1 tbsp peanut or almond butter
-A variation of this would be to core and slice the apple into 1/4" slices, and toss with 1 Tbsp of Lemon juice, 1 tsp of cinnamon, and 1 Tbsp of Agave Nectar and place on one piece of whole grain bread and spread the peanut/almond butter on the other piece and combine as a sandwich. For texture, you can grill it like a panini or toast in a toaster oven.

8. 1 piece of celery with 1 tbsp peanut or almond butter


9. 1/2 cup soybeans with 1/4 cup dried fruit


10. 1/4 Avocado on 5 whole grain crackers or 1/2 slice of whole grain bread
11. 1 Tomato with Fresh Mozzarella cheese and basil
-Combine #10 and #11 - Toss in a small bowl 2 Tbsp of Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 1/4 Avo, 1 Plum tomato, seeded and diced, Mozzarella that is cubed into 1/4" pieces, 4 basil leaves that are cut into thin ribbons (or shred by hand), and 1 Tbsp Parmesan cheese and 1/2 tsp black pepper. Put salad into a sandwich sized tupperware/Gladware and eat with toasted whole grain bread.

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