by Debbi Dachinger, Dare To Dream Radio Host, Wed. 11am PT www.healthylife.net
I recently interviewed Daena Smoller from the HealthyLife.net
Radio Show Larry & Daena Do VEGAS.
We had a brilliant conversation. I dare you to accept Daena's dare!
Debbi: What is the greatest lesson you’ve learned?
Daena: The greatest lesson I've ever learned has 3 parts,
really. The first is that you truly DO
need to 'put the oxygen mask on yourself first', before you can help anyone
else because you can't really trust others to take care of you, even when you
pay them to do so. The second is always pay
attention to that intuitive voice inside.
And the third is NEVER take a bath and leave something to cook in the toaster
oven unattended (still sorry about that Mom & Dad!)
Debbi: What is something you are deeply grateful for?
Daena: I'm truly
grateful for having had young, hip, well-educated, cultured and gracious
parents who proved every day, how much they loved their children.
Debbi: What’s the most important thing you do to keep your
life positive?
Daena: I'd have to say that trying to do some good for
myself in thought, through food and exercise and deeds for both myself and
others, helps to keep my life positive.
And, knowing that I never lied, cheated or stole anything that belonged
to someone else, doesn't hurt either!
Debbi: If you could DARE the listeners to do anything that
will create positive change for them, what would you dare them to do today?
Daena: If I could
DARE listeners to do something that could create a positive change for them, I
would have to turn my attention back to my own #3... do your best to think a
happy thought or two, be grateful every day for 'something', treat your body
well and help someone else - even if it's as small an effort as picking up a
piece of trash outside and disposing of it correctly. You never know who will
see you perform such a deed and become inspired to do something 'good', too.
Listen to Larry &
Daena DO VEGAS! at www.healthylife.net the Thursdays 2pm PT and call in
with YOUR questions during the show between 9 - 10 am, PT at 800-555-5453.
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