As we head into the last few weeks of summer I find myself desperately trying to savor each and every purple-pink sunset here on the Indiana dunes. I stop a little longer to enjoy (with a chuckle) my new puppies as they chase bugs in the morning's dewy grass and I eagerly volunteer to shoot hoops with my 10-year-old son, just to "live" the summer life that I am trying live. If I tell you to live in balance and Savor Your Life, then I too, must heed that call. So often I find myself chained to the computer, checking emails, writing one more article or handling the family's affairs; but when I stop to breathe and look out the window at the picture perfect blue sky, I realize, why am I doing it all? What is it all for?

My answer is, you!

I truly want to offer you the best information, ideas and solutions that I can in hopes that it will positively impact your day and that of others. With that in mind, if you enjoy our radio show and online magazine, let us know, share it with a friend and help us to continue to grow our 5-year-old FHI mission to even greater heights! Thank You.

Now, on with the show:

Join us today, Thursday, August 7th at 2pm Central time, on our Balanced Life radio show, (click here) as we chat with Diane Dreher, Ph.D., author of the book, Your Personal Renaissance. Diane has been a teacher, spiritual counselor, workshop leader, and retreat director for over twenty years. In her writing, teaching, and counseling, she has helped thousands of people discover their life's work. Her latest book, Your Personal Renaissance, draws upon her research on the lives of over one hundred Renaissance artists, writers, scientists, and saints as well as leading research in positive psychology to show how people can discover their own callings today.

Dianne Gregg, author of The Hidden Dangers of Soy (visit Dianne's website by clicking here)

Join us today, Thursday, August 7th at 2pm Central time, on our Balanced Life radio show,(click here) as we also chat with Dianne Gregg, author of the book, The Hidden Dangers of Soy. After developing a severe allergy to soy that nearly killed her, Dianne learned the truth behind this supposed health food. "The Hidden Dangers of Soy" is the culmination of her efforts to educate others on the issue in hopes more will avoid soy's underreported--yet widely researched--negative health impacts. Gregg is also an award-winning commercial photographer, whose work has been heralded by major publications, including The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Do you ever crave a chocolate bar, salty chips, steak or French fries? Most people believe that cravings are a problem or represent a weakness; but that is not always the case. Often, people forget just how amazing the human body really is. Think about it. It knows when to go to sleep, wake up, go to the bathroom, maintain 98.6 degrees and tighten the eyes when the light gets bright. It knows the miracle of pregnancy and childbirth. Your heart never misses a beat. Your lungs are always breathing. The body is a super-computer, and it never makes mistakes.

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