Sorry for the last minute cancellation, but today's FTM episode on Sexy Talk radio has been postponed to a later date. I will update this blog when things are finalized so please do check back.
Thanks!
Mou
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Monday, January 16, 2012
In Transit Your Guide to TransGender and Transitioning
This Thursday January 19, 2012 at 9AM PST (12 Noon EST) Welcome back Craig! Female to Male Transgender (FTM) Craig will be back on the air sharing with us insights from his transition process from a female to male, which he started exactly 3 years ago. Very insightful! Don't miss!
In Transit Your Guide to TransGender and Transitioning
In Transit Your Guide to TransGender and Transitioning
Friday, January 6, 2012
New Year Resolutions... Hard to Keep...
Having a hard time keeping those New Years health and fitness resolutions. Tune in today for Part 2 with Monte Cox, health and fitness coach because being healthy and happy is the first step to being sexy!
Keep Your Healthy Resolutions in 2012.
Keep Your Healthy Resolutions in 2012.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Hold Onto Your Power is my motto for you in 2012...
- Hold on to your power. Follow the path in front of you, and recognize you will be okay if you do only what is needed in the moment. If you come to a fork in the road, follow your heart.
- Hold on to your power. Follow your vision. Hold steadfast to your dreams, values, passions, ideals. Believe in and be good to yourself.
- Use your power for the greater good. Do what comes naturally to you, speak your mind and hold onto your power.
- Hold onto your power. Even the greatest of mentors & teachers have nothing on your unique vision what you have to offer to the world. So do Share. Talk. Speak up.
- And read the article I wrote for Your Tango.com here...
Friday, December 30, 2011
Survival Skills
Pain and suffering are a part of life. Going through a break up forces us to grow and heal. Like ripping a band-aid off, breakups do allow for new cell growth, if given the proper time and patience. We have a tendency to try to avoid the inevitable by masking our pain, and by escaping which in the end strips us of growth, doesn’t allow us to utilize our own coping skills, which in the end are akin to survival skills.
Read the article I wrote here.
Read the article I wrote here.
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