Wendy Proteau

Single Woman Hamster-workbook Volume Three (The Sit 'n' Do Nothing Workbook Series) (Volume 3) Wendy Proteau

THE SINGLE WOMAN HAMSTER-Volume three Finally a place to express who you are! Yep, we women think a lot, don?t we? You are the accumulation of hopes, ideals, memories and experiences. Who is this single lady? Do you prefer single life or are you looking for the right one? Would you know the right one if he were standing right in front of you? Has someone sparked your interest or are you taking a break and simply enjoying life? It?s not easy being a woman. You work, pay bills, take care of the kids, house, have friends, family?life is a balancing act and we at times forget to just appreciate all we are. When was the last time you took some time for you? Are you living exactly as you want? This is a fun way to just sit and define your world. Maybe it?s something to do on a plane ride, while sitting home or in between social events. Maybe from a best friend wanting to know more, a friend from years back trying to catch up or a new acquaintance who has his eye on you or even a relative wanting to learn what being single is like for you. You?re here now and holding this book. There are no right or wrong answers, no words of wisdom or advice. You are doing just fine all on your own and you should be proud! This book is all about YOU! What you think, want, experienced and enjoy. Why a hamster? It is that continual engine that spins the wheel in our brain. We make a hundred decisions a day from; what to do, what?s for dinner, what?s on my schedule?and that hamster keeps running on the wheel. In this bustling world, we?re kept busy and on the go. That is until a tough moment strikes, then we stop and reflect. With the loss of my dad, I realized there were so many things I never asked him. We all put off until tomorrow, then when it comes, we ask, why did I wait? That didn?t make sense. Look at the people in your world and ask: What was their favorite memory? Who impacted their life the most? What do they believe is their greatest achievement? What did they want to be when they were ten years old? We are all an accumulation of every moment from birth until now. It forms every aspect of who we are; just as we shape others. With technology we tend to keep in touch on a keyboard, but can you really share all you are? Pretty hard to text a life-defining moment, isn?t it? Would you email a heartfelt experience? There are so many people reaching over the internet, but ?delete? has become the new ?easy button,? teaching rejection is a click away. Even cell phones have an ignore button, so are we really bridging distances or being trained to stop opening up? Maybe if we slow down, we just might not miss out on the most important thing in life: People! Each of the seven workbooks, are designed to make the reader the ?Star? by asking questions about their lives. They are self-check and a tool to get to know others. Do them as a group to learn, compare and laugh together. Just think?you could record who you are for your great, great-grandchildren! Just imagine them reading about where they came from. The only thing you need is a pencil and time to Sit ?N? Do Nothing.