Skinny, Fat, Perfect
Love Who You See in the Mirror
by Laura Fenamore
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Pub Date Jul 07 2015 | Archive Date Apr 07 2017
Description
In Skinny, Fat, Perfect: Love Who You See in the Mirror, Laura Fenamore teaches women how to love their bodies, and more importantly, how to love themselves. This book combines life coaching with personal experience, and gives readers a relatable guide to self-love and weight release.
Skinny, Fat, Perfect: Love Who You See in the Mirror follows one woman’s quest to achieve emotional, physical, mental, and spiritual peace, and provides others with the tools to complete their own quests. It teaches the importance of nourishing emotional as well as physical hunger, and how to heal the body through positive reinforcement and inner power. Skinny, Fat, Perfect isn’t a diet book that tells readers what to eat, it’s a journey to self-love and acceptance.
Laura Fenamore is an international teacher and speaker, whose “Body Image Mastery” program has helped thousands of women for more than a decade. Her global movement, One Pinky, inspires women to embrace their imperfectly perfect bodies, beginning with their pinky fingers. After overcoming her own battle with addiction, obesity, and eating disorders, Laura became an advocate for healthy weight through healthy body image. Laura Fenamore is a frequent contributor to First for Women, Ladies Home Journal, Tiny Buddha, The Daily Love, and Positively Positive.
Advance Praise
“Laura Fenamore, founder of the powerful online community OnePinky.com, offers a profound new conversation around body image and weight release. I highly recommend joining OnePinky.com and participating in Laura’s 12-week BodyImage Mastery course. Her passion to transform women’s lives was revealed after successfully losing 100 pounds. If anyone can lead this body image revolution, it is Laura!”—John Gray, bestselling author of Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus
“How many people do you know who have lost 100 lbs.? How many of those people have kept it off for over 25 years and will keep it off FOREVER? Laura Fenamore has and she’ll show you how you can make permanent changes from the inside out. She is 100% committed to helping people who struggle with weight and body images issues and her 12-week program works!”—Marci Shimoff, NY Times bestselling author of Happy for No Reason
"I know an endless number of women who could—and will—benefit from the wisdom in this book...Women will love this book."—Caroline Myss, Author of Anatomy of the Spirit and Sacred Contracts
Available Editions
EDITION | Paperback |
ISBN | 9780991363582 |
PRICE | $14.95 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
A very inspiring collection of advices about how to start respecting our bodies and having a positive attitude towards ourselves.
Body positivity is to be lauded in all forms, especially in a book that is so well done!
This book shows the connection between self image and excess weight. Your lack of self love of your body may be one of the reasons you have not let go of your extra pounds. I found this be very informative and plan to explore its messag
There are no secret weapons or earth-shaking revelations in this book. It is one woman's story of how she finally shed her victim hood and took control of her life and her body. As we all know too well, weight control and body image are not problems that are solved overnight. There is no silver bullet.
What makes this book unusual is it talks about the why behind the reason you are sabotaging your health. It is very 80's to talk about the inner child but let's face it, our perceptions came from somewhere.
What I truly liked about this book was summed up in "if not now, when". We all have the demons. They make us fearful. Change and rehabilitation happen only when one takes control. In order to take control, we have to release those negatives, day by day, step by step.. Let them go.
Coming to terms with one's body is perhaps the hardest thing to do.. Again the author comes up with no new revelations. She suggests positive self talk and reinforcement. She suggests having a partner to help. All very good ideas. She says stop comparing.
The jury is out whether that is enough to turn off the negative voices but it surely does work as far as a way to release the weight..
I give this book four purrs and two paws up.