Crazy Sexy Gentle: How to Cleanse in 2013
January 7, 2013
Hi Sweet Friends, It’s about that time. The ole “New Year, New You” push. Like many, you may be feeling pressure to totally renovate your body, fit into smaller jeans, reverse the hands of time and grow shinier, thicker hair. I know I feel pressure to improve. It’s been awhile since I cleansed. I hear the silly voices of “should” in my mind. “Kris, you know you should clean it up a bit.” Heck I… Read More >
5 Tips to Make Changes That Stick
December 31, 2012
Hi Precious Pals, Happy (nearly) New Year! Tonight, I’ll be tooting my party horn and tossing virtual confetti towards the heavens. This is going to be a grrreat year for us both. I can feel it my bones. More than anything, tomorrow serves as a symbol — of expansive new beginnings. In the past, I’ve lunged upon New Year’s Day, beating it over the head with a bat and broom. (We all know how this… Read More >
The myth of finding your purpose
December 24, 2012
Hi Sweet Friend, Lately, I’ve been working on being softer towards myself. Kinder. Slower. Why? Because it just feels so darn good, but also because I’m feeling anxious. You might be feeling the same way. Anxiety is fairly common this time of year. There’s lots of pressure to party, socialize, buy and give the right stuff, pressure to map out the perfect 2013, and let’s not forget the nagging pressure to finally dump the junk… Read More >
Inspired & Unstoppable: Wildly Succeeding in Your Life’s Work!
August 24, 2012
By Tama Kieves
This is what I want you to know and maybe someday take to the streets like a liberated fool: You’re meant to succeed in the work you love. Your desire will take you all the way. Welcome, to this amazing frontier of good. I don’t know about you, but I didn’t want to just “follow my bliss.” I wanted to follow my bliss, say to a bank, or to a bestseller list, or to some… Read More >
Getting Healthy With A Plan
June 11, 2012
By Guest Blogger
When I embarked on my journey of transformation, I approached it like I was packing for a vacation. I made lists, Excel spreadsheets and binders with recipes for easy reference. Having attempted to get my weight under control many times, only to fail, I took an inventory of what had gone wrong in those instances. I wanted to learn how I could avoid those pitfalls again. My unsuccessful forays were marred by disorganization; I would… Read More >
How to Be Spiritual Without Meditating
May 3, 2012
By Guest Blogger
I don’t meditate. I know, I know. I’ve read everything you’ve read about meditation. It’s good for your health, it helps with manifestation, it keeps you young, it enhances your intuition, it increases creativity and productivity … the list of positive benefits is endless, right? And according to our beloved Kris Carr, it’s a prerequisite for Crazy Sexy success! Ouch. Am I in trouble? I’ve tried meditation. Yes, I have! While it was supposed to… Read More >
The Power of Now: Transforming a Low Point into a Turning Point
September 1, 2011
By Guest Blogger
Two years ago, both of us knew what it was like to question our own worth – to wonder why our lives weren’t turning out the way we’d wanted them to back when we were bright-eyed little girls with all sorts of big bold plans. And both of us inherently knew that there’s nothing better than channeling raw, negative energy into something that’s mind-bogglingly awesome and unexpected. There must have been something in the air… Read More >
Take a Fearless Inventory
July 15, 2011
By Terri Cole
I first learned the value of taking a Fearless Inventory three months before my college graduation. I had always been a big drinker from a big drinking family and since college is a time when even non-alcoholics drink alcoholically, my liver was pretty pickled by senior year. I had been seeing a therapist for about a year when she told me she thought my drinking was a problem, to which I defensively exclaimed, ”Well, then,… Read More >
If You Feel Lost, You’re on Your Way to the Miraculous
March 22, 2011
By Guest Blogger
by Tama J. Kieves If you choose to live a life that launches you into the highest stratospheres of your potential, yet fits you like silk, you might first have to stumble into some brick walls. Poet Galway Kinnell says, “And the first step, shall be to lose the way.” When I read this at my “Unleash Your Calling” workshops, participants gaze at their shoes. Some look at me as though they want their money… Read More >
