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Remember what parties were like when we were kids? We would hang out with our girlfriends, gossip, play games, braid each other's hair—and when we left the party, we got to take home a goodie bag full of little treasures. Welcome to your own personal Goodie Bag, the newsletter of ChronicBabe.com. Every two weeks we'll bring you the scoop: news, resources, ideas—all kinds of goodies for the young, hip, and chronic. BONUS! Sign up for the Goodie Bag today and get a free eBook, How to Be a ChronicBabe: A Beginner's Toolkit - a $17 value!
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Goodie Bag #72 - Need a pick-me-up? Here you go! (2/3/2009)
Seasonal affective disorder. Another day of shoveling. Crusts of salt and ice on our cars. Gray skies and early sunsets. For ChronicBabes, winter can be especially hard. That’s why we need a pick-me-up! We’ve got a bunch of fun things in this issue guaranteed to get your blood pumping and your heart bursting with happiness. Starting with: Pugly Feet.
Goodie Bag #71 - 5 steps to embrace optimism (1/20/2009)
Editrix Jenni and the staff of ChronicBabe took the day off work to celebrate the inauguration of Barack Obama as our next president. But she wasn't too busy to make a Goodie bag for you! In it: 5 steps to embrace optimism, a plan for boosting your outlook starting TODAY. Plus, shopping tips, new ways to be active in government and much more.
Goodie Bag #70 - 20 ways to change for the better (1/6/2009)
A new year means a fresh start, and even if you think new year’s resolutions are lame, it’s still a time to think about how we can live more meaningfully. Want better health? Prosperity? Stronger relationships? Cuter hair? YOU are in charge of your life—and there’s no better time to get started. We’ve got dozens of ways to help you change!
Goodie Bag #69 - Seek success, make a promise and cultivate faith (12/23/2008)
How do ChronicBabes find hope for the new year, when we're busy coping with so many unknown variables? We start with three simple steps: surrounding ourselves with successful people we can emulate, making a simple promise to ourselves, and cultivating faith. Editrix Jenni is going to use these tools to ensure that 2009 will totally RAWK, and you can too. (Plus, we've got shopping tips, cool support resources, some award nominations you simply MUST pay attention to and much more!)
Goodie Bag #68 - Holiday help for hip sick chicks! (12/9/2008)
Ah, the travel, traffic, shopping malls, hostessing duties, weather changes, rich food, crazy schedules…smells like winter holiday season! This time of year is stuffed with emotional highs and lows, and we ChronicBabes must preserve our energy and other resources so we can still have some fun. Today we’ve gathered a few tips to help you do just that. Start with building great boundaries and protecting your energy.
Goodie Bag #67: Give thanks and eat well! (11/25/2008)
This year, we at ChronicBabe HQ are oh-so-thankful. It’s apropos, no? With Thanksgiving Day around the corner, a lot of us are thinking about the little things we’re thankful for. We’re also mighty hungry for holiday fixin’s but we know some of you have food-related limitations, so we’ve found some reliable alternative recipe collections so you can have a delicious and healthy holiday meal. Plus we've got shopping tips and info on some great charity opportunities.
Goodie Bag #66: Focus on gratitude during tough times (11/11/2008)
In times of need, we often rely on friends and family to help us get through the rough spots. It helps to take a moment, when you're feeling especially down, to acknowledge the hard work—or even the smallest gestures—that others do for you. Recognizing and celebrating these strong relationships will help you keep your attitude in a more positive place no matter how difficult things are, and we've got some ideas to help you work on this mindset shift...plus shopping ideas, networking tips and more!
A personal letter from Editrix Jenni: I broke my wrist (10/28/2008)
Yup, I broke it darn good, smashed it, in fact. But I'm on the mend and will be back at work very soon. Read on for more details and some pics.
Goodie Bag #65 - Fight the fear and try something new! (10/14/2008)
Editrix Jenni is always looking for things that make her feel better, from the smallest change in her diet to big leaps of faith when it comes to work or relationships. Fighting her fears is tough, but she’s had some success…and she’s got an exercise for you to try that’s almost guaranteed to have you feeling stronger and sassier. Plus we have some new sites on shopping, politics, health and much more. Dive in!
Goodie Bag #64 - How to find joy again - in spite of illness! (9/30/2008)
It’s crazy how chronic illness can eat away at our joy, distracting us from all the goodness in our lives and cheating us of even the smallest moments of happiness. That DOESN’T have to be the case—you really can find joy in everyday moments, and use that positive energy to change your outlook and experience. We’ve got some real world tips to get you started. Plus: info on presidential candidates' positions on health care, shopping tips and much more.
