From the Blog Posts of MSI Press Author, Julie Gentile: It's Okay to Be Yourself


 

It's okay to be yourself, says Julie Genthttps://www.juliegtheyogi.com/post/its-ok-to-be-myselfile, MSI Press Author, in this week's blog entry. Isn't that great news -- and quite stress-relieving. Read Julie's post on the topic to get away from self-doubt! 

Julie Gentile, author of 108 Yoga and Self-Care Practices for Busy Mamas and How to Stay Calm in Chaos, writes a very interesting blog on self-care. You can follow it when you click on the blog post above.


For more posts about Julie and her books, click HERE.





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