What A Difference A Day Makes
Nurturing the Trinity of: Spirit, Mind and Body
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Thanks for being you !!!! Always try to help a friend in need Believe in yourself Be brave... It's ok to be afraid sometimes Study hard Laugh often Meet new people, Even if they look different to you Take lots of naps… Love your friends, no matter who they are Don't waste food RELAX Take an occasional risk Try to have a little fun each day ......it's important Share a joke with friends ......and say 'I love you' often Express yourself creatively Be conscious of your appearance Always be up for surprises RELAX Love someone with all of your heart Share with friends Watch your step It will get better RELAX There is always someone who loves you More then you know Live up to your name Seize the Moment RELAX Indulge in the things you truly love Cherish every Sunday At the end of the day.... PRAY ........... And close your eyes And smile at least once a day!
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About the Book
What a Difference A Day Makes- Nurturing the Trinity of Spirit, Mind, and Body is a book that will guide you through a more positive, healthy, inspired walk through life. This book will motivate you to live a life of positive thoughts, to lift your spirit, while maintaining a sharp mind, and finally keeping your body healthy with holistic remedies and delicious recipes. "If you take care of your body today, it will take care of you in the future."
About the Author
Elizabeth Olancin is an Author, Artist, Speaker, and Educator. She has exhibited her art pieces at Lincoln Center Cork Gallery and numerous galleries throughout New York City; Long Island, New York; and Cultural Institute in Puerto Rico. Elizabeth is the author of “Through My Angels’ Eyes”, illustrator of “One Inch At A Time.” She has a Masters Degree in Fine Arts and a Masters Degree in Education. Elizabeth’s accolades include several local and nationwide awards for her work in the Fine Arts and Education. She lives by the motto: “We need to face life’s challenges with a smile on our faces and our heads held up high.”