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		<title>By: tonyaleigh</title>
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		<description>This is such a great post Michelle.  I&#039;ve worked in the medical field for over a decade and now I work as a weight and life coach for women and from experience, I can say, without a doubt, that people want to feel good in the moment, and this is why death does not scare people into action if something pleasurable (like a piece of chocolate cake) is the alternative.  Human nature is to seek pleasure and avoid pain, so the real question is how does a person associate what &quot;feels&quot; pleasurable with pain.  I have found that creating a strong and compelling vision and rehearsing it daily helps my clients say no when they would have usually said yes.  It&#039;s the little decisions that we make every day that can dramatically change the trajectory of our lives.</description>
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