The Celebrity Weight-Loss Team

Meet Nina and Wendy (The Celeb Girls)

Weight loss has never been so easy! 

Enter your support team…

Wendy Newman, M.A., Co-Founder of The Celebrity Weight Loss Team^™ and The Personal Brand Coach^™, is the Executive Director of GATE – Global Alliance for Transformational Entertainment (John Raatz, Jim Carrey, Eckhart Tolle). Wendy is known as one of the top coaches in North America to professional athletes, celebrities and high-profile CEO’s, is a certified health coach and published author and is noted in media publications and university textbooks worldwide; 

Nina Boski, Co-Founder of The Celebrity Weight Loss Team^™, Founder and LifeBites Media, a Global Entertainment and Lifestyle Company, and host of “LifeBites Live!” – a weekly live TV show as well as a radio host, a published author and a business and life coach for people all over the world!

Both of these women are dynamic in their own right, but pair them together and they are POWER to be reckon with! Wendy and Nina are “The Celebrity Weight Loss Team” helping people, mainly women, to reach their weight loss goals and to achieve a healthy lifestyle.

You can see them each week on LifeBites Live! on the Health, Inspired segment where they talk to experts in the field of weight loss and health and get real with every day people who are facing weight and health challenges.

The Celebrity Weight Loss Team is about giving you the Celebrity look without the Celebrity prices!

Health Inspired, Expert (Featured this week)

Denise Hall, CEO/Owner of Salus Lifestyles, has been fitness-coaching individuals and groups for nearly 16 years, considering it a high calling to help people achieve fitness-success.  She believes that “Building a strong foundation within yourself will transform your life!”  Salus Lifestyles is built on the premise that being healthy is more than just eating right and exercising regularly—it’s about feeling good about yourself and ultimately being proud of who you are.  Named after the goddess of health and prosperity, Salus provides premium products and services designed to cultivate self-respect for both the body and mind.

As a consultant, she has had the opportunity to work with nationally-syndicated fitness product infomercials “The Abdoer” and “Gyrotonics.” She worked with 25 individuals, both privately and in group settings, helping them all achieve weight loss in preparation for testimonials and appearances on the shows. She was a spokesperson for Neways International and the ProThin product line, conducting weekly conformance calls to their 17,000 distributers. Denise also worked as Director of Implementation for My ePHIT, creating onsite corporate programs to businesses reduce healthcare costs and encourage individuals to live healthier lifestyles. Denise developed on-site programs, educational resources, VIP coaching, fitness and nutritional presentations and baseline testing.  Her VIP coaching program coaches reached out to key associates and high-risk individuals.

As a recognized speaker, Denise has consulted for some of the largest companies and their employees on how to make the commitment to exercise. These companies include Neways international, the City of Ventura, Pacific Care,  JC Penney, Crown Council, Go Red for Women, St Alphonsus Hospital, BCBS, Ogden School District, and Altus Healthcare. She has the opportunity to work closely with Dr. Dave Bloomquest and Dr. Brent Hale to create the PowerfulMind PowerfulNutrition workshop, a life-changing series that has empowered individuals to make lasting changes and currently runs four times a year.

As a fitness competitor, Denise appeared in the Galaxy-Nova World Fitness Championship, placing 10th overall. Recently she competed in the Fitness Universe Pageant in Miami, Florida, where she placed 16th overall. Presently, she works with other national fitness professionals and competitors, choreographing fitness routines, diet and nutrition planning, resistance training programs and preparing competitors for stage performances.

Denise Hall Can be reached at 801-635-7965

www.saluslifestyles.com

Keeping Your New Year’s Resolutions

Five Tips to Help You Keep your New Year’s Resolutions!

1. Tell People About Your New Year’s Resolutions – Keeping yourself accountable is KEY!
2. Write Your New Year’s Resolutions Everywhere – 95% of what you write down has a better chance of ‘sticking’
3. Breakdown Your New Year’s Resolutions Into Smaller Bites (pardon the pun) … Don’t look at the entire mountain. One step at a time.
4. Be Reasonable With Your New Year’s Resolutions – Don’t give yourself unreasonable goals. Set standards that you know you can succeed. Give yourself space and time to succeed too.
5. The Crazy Way To Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions – Don’t tell a single solitary person. Yes, you read that right. Sometimes it is better to keep your energy contained and don’t tell anyone. Make the commit to yourself first and see how it goes. It is another style of keeping your resolutions. Only you know what is right for you!

Hello Money Workshop Registration

Building a Business

It’s easy to get stuck in your home office and get caught up working on the many projects and initiatives you’ve got going on.  I know that can happen to me.  It’s easy to come up with all sorts of excuses.  The question is…

Are your BUTS bigger than your business?

Coming this Month!

If you hear “no” more often than “yes” from your prospects and battle the same objections time and time again… I want to introduce you to Carolyn Herfurth.

If you haven’t heard of her (and I’d be surprised if you haven’t), Carolyn is quickly gaining a reputation for helping entrepreneurs and startups earn 4-5 figures more per month, land more of their ideal clients and virtually eliminate objections from their sales conversations.

She’s hosting the SELL event in Austin, Texas on February 25^th where you’ll learn the exact strategy Carolyn used to build her multiple six-figure business.  You’ll also walk away with an actionable road map for easily getting new clients that will pay for your trip to Austin over and over again. You can learn more at thesellevent.com.

HAPPY Employees = “The Happiness Factor”

I find it so interesting that even today there are businesses that still operate from the mentality that “I pay you to do a job. I could give _ _ _ _ to how you feel.” But maybe employers you should take note.

iOpener, a research and consultancy company revealed the effect that the recession had on productivity levels in the workplace.

iOpener has found that the happiest workers are the most productive, spending 80% of their working week focusing on what they are paid to do. By contrast, the least happy employees only spend 40% of their time being productive.

In concrete terms that means that the unhappiest employees are working only about two days per week. The research found that prior to the recession, unhappy employees were intending to stay at their jobs for six months; now they are planning on staying 36 months.

This makes for difficult issues when the company may not be right for the employee and the employee is surely not right for the company. Long term, it can end up costing the company its sustainability.

Also most employees who have low happiness factor also have low self-belief, confidence, resilience, motivation, goal achievement, engagement, pride, trust, recognition and the feeling that they are reaching their potential.

Jessica Pryce-Jones Founder of iOpener and author of Happiness at Work commented that for far too long employers have thought that happiness is some fluffy light-weight concept: these numbers should ring alarm bells for anyone who thinks that just having a job should be reward enough.

If you work for a company or run or lead a company, what is your “Happiness Factor?”

Entrepreneur Spotlight

How long have you been an entrepreneur?
For 10 years

What made you take the LEAP?
At the time, guts and the ability to take a risk!

What makes a good entrepreneur?
I think you have to be grounded. Having vision alone will not make you a good entrepreneur. In today’s world you have to have vision coupled with practicality. Being well supported is not a bad place to begin a company, but it does not ensure success.

What are some of your strengths?
Passion, enthusiasm, creativity and tenacity!

What would you say to a new entrepreneur just starting out?
I was a co-author of the book “The Spirit of Women Entrepreneurs.” I listed five qualities for a new entrepreneur must have starting out.

1. Trust your gut
2. Have the plan and know the risks
3. Never give up… but adjust along the way
4. Visualize your success – FEEL it too!
5. Passion will ignite your success!

What is your Business, Inspired story? (What inspired you in business?)
What inspired me in business and in what I do is I get to help people everyday! Some people I work with one-on-one, but many people I help, I might not ever meet. I think that is amazing that my company helps people become better people and employees. I inspired people to transform and go for their dreams and goals! I love that fact that I am doing the same!

Building a Business

In 2005, brothers Courtney and Carter Reum abandoned careers on Wall Street and started selling an Acai spirit out of the trunk of their car. Today, VeeV can be found in bars and liquor stores in all 50 states. Interesting concept. Maybe you have an idea itching to come out in the world.

How can you make it happen in 2011? Check out to see how these two brothers did it!