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A Mindful Makeover

October 20, 2015 By Kim

Permanent weight loss is about more than just a new diet and exercise program.  Way more.  A lot of things need to come together (a “perfect storm” if you will) in order for a person to make lasting, healthy changes.   Changes that actually transform a person.  Changes that liberate a person from suffering, ignorance and craving. […]

Filed Under: bliss, body, care, Exercise, finding peace, Fitness, looking within, peace of mind, reflection, true self, Weight Loss and Wellness, yoga Tagged With: finding peace, losing weight, mind, self esteem, strength, weight loss

To Quietly Love You

October 17, 2015 By Kim

She’s trying to quietly love you. Love you from a space that’s her own, a space not crowding yours. Love you without so much advice. She’s trying to quietly love you now. Love you without using the words would, could, and should. Love you without being afraid. A mother is afraid, you know. Yes, she’s fierce, but she’s afraid too.  That will never change. […]

Filed Under: finding peace, happy, life, looking within, love, parenting, poetry Tagged With: child, finding peace, kids, life, parenting, poetry, quiet

Losing Weight Solves Nothing by Kim Valzania

October 15, 2015 By Kim

Here’s what I’ve learned so far about losing weight: It is achievable, it feels wonderful, and it is an admirable accomplishment.  It truly is. It solves nothing, however. Losing weight will not solve your problems. It will not put money in the bank, it will not make you a better communicator, and it will not cure boredom or loneliness. It […]

Filed Under: Exercise, finding peace, Fitness, Peace, peace of mind, Weight Loss, Weight Loss and Wellness, wellness Tagged With: Endorphins, Exercise, finding peace, fitness, happy, life, life after the diet, losing weight, physical fitness, self care, strength, weight loss, wellness

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About Kim

I am a poet, a writer, an over-the-top mischief maker, a trash talker, and an old school dirty bird. I will never (ever) say no to a properly aerated glass of Malbec on a Friday night. I use words like “feminist” and “sartorial” and “no” and actively flirt with a decline in readership whenever I put them all into one, cohesive sentence. I like mountain biking, trails, succulents, books, inspirational quotes and vivid dreams. I strive to live with a grateful, open heart. What I know to be true is that there is always time for personal reflection and change. It's never too late to grow new wings and learn to fly again. Namaste!

My essays and poetry can also be found at Rebelle Society, The Elephant Journal, The Manifest-Station, The Minds Journal, The Imperfect Parent, Scary Mommy, BonBon Break, Litchfield Magazine, The Block Island Times, and Today's Mama.

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