From Publishers Weekly Drink water, not soda. Stand up straight. Exercise 10 minutes a day. These are the kinds of simple lifestyle changes that Laure Redmond advocates in Feel Good Naked: 10 No-Diet Secrets to a Fabulous Body. Drawing from her experience as a fitness therapist and exercise instructor (she had a stint on ESPN's Body Shaping), plus her own struggles with body image and weight, she shows how these steps can help women lose weight without deprivation. Her primary message, however, is that how you feel about your body is more important than your actual weight, and she urges women to be comfortable with a figure that isn't stick-thin. Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc. Book Description We all know a woman who turns heads whenever she enters a room, even though her legs are not perfect, her body not classically proportioned. And we all wonder, 'What does she have that I don't?’ Laure's 10-step Feel Good Naked program will teach you that her magnetism has everything to do with the way she feels about herself and little to do with isolated body parts.Most women are obsessed with their bodies, never happy with how much they weigh or how they look. Laure Redmond used to be one of those women, paralyzed by female body hatred, insecure and uncomfortable with her overweight appearance. With self-motivation, her specifically designed 10-step 'no diet' program (and a few setbacks along the way), Laure changed her perspective and her appearance. She has spent the last twenty years counseling other women with her unique 10-step program that sheds pounds easily and naturally while building self-esteem. Her clients are always amazed at how good they feel-lean, energetic, and most importantly, confident! Laure's Feel Good Naked program is the secret to finally loving the way you look.For ten years, Laure operated Body Design By Gilda, one of New York City's most respected exercise studios. Her clientele included many top celebrities like Helen Hunt, Andie MacDowell, Mary Tyler Moore and Madonna. In working with such high profile clients as well as many top models, Laure realized that how you look has nothing to do with how much you weigh, and everything to do with how you feel. Her fabulous innovative program has worked for countless women all across the country, and ten of these women share their success stories in Feel Good Naked. The 10 steps are simple, gradual, and require no special equipment, foods, or gadgets. All you need is the desire to feel better about yourself. You'll meet: -Erin, who needed to eat more and exercise less in order to lose weight -Susan, who has lost 100 pounds-without dieting -Theresa, who saved her marriage by learning how to feel better about herself and her bodyDiscover: -Why just switching from diet soda to water will cause you to lose at least five pounds -How ten minutes of exercise can change your face and your life -Why you should never deprive yourself of your favorite tastes -Why learning how to breathe consciously is essential for losing weight -Why you don't need to meet Mr. Right to receive the ideal love letter -How to trim ten pounds off your appearance instantly!Let's face it-you'll never be a size 4 if your body was made to be a size 12. However, Feel Good Naked will teach you how to change the way you feel about your body, which ultimately determines how you look. Finally, there is a program to help you celebrate and love your body, making it as healthy and balanced as possible. You can feel strong. You can feel beautiful. You deserve to look and Feel Good Naked. --This text refers to the Paperback edition. See all Editorial Reviews
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这本书的叙事节奏把握得极其高明。它不像那种一本正经的心理学著作,充满了晦涩的术语和复杂的理论模型,而是像一部层层递进的个人成长电影。作者巧妙地穿插了一些非常生活化的场景和案例,比如在泳池边面对别人的目光时的那种瞬间的自我怀疑,或者是在试穿新衣服时突然涌上心头的失落感。这些细节的捕捉太到位了,简直让人拍案叫绝,仿佛作者就是我的“心灵间谍”,把我那些藏在心底最隐秘的焦虑都挖掘了出来。更让我欣赏的是,它不只停留在“发现问题”的层面,而是提供了一套非常实用的“重塑思维”工具箱。这些工具不是那种需要你付出巨大意志力才能完成的任务,而是融入日常的点滴习惯,比如如何修改你内心那个喋喋不休的“批评家”的剧本,如何将“我必须看起来完美”的念头,转换成“我允许自己现在感觉良好”。我尝试了书中提到的几个小练习,比如“感恩的凝视”,真的很有趣。我原本以为这只是些空泛的安慰,但实际操作下来,那种心境上的松动是真实可见的。它让你明白,真正的自由,不是外界给予的许可,而是内心深处对自己的宽恕和接纳。
评分从文笔上看,这位作者的文字功底绝对是顶尖的。我很少看到有人能将如此深刻的哲学思考,用如此轻盈和富有诗意的语言表达出来。它的语言结构变化多端,时而是散文诗般的悠扬,时而又是犀利而精准的社会观察。有一段描述身体被社会目光物化的文字,我读了好几遍,那种被剥离了人性,只剩下“可观看性”的冰冷感,被作者刻画得入木三分,让人不寒而栗。但紧接着,作者会立刻将笔锋一转,重新聚焦于个体内在的强大和韧性,这种强烈的对比,使得文字的力量感倍增。我感觉这不像是在阅读一本自助书籍,更像是在欣赏一部高质量的文学作品,它不仅滋养了我的心灵,也提升了我的审美。而且,书中对不同年龄、不同体型、不同文化背景下的人们对身体认知的探讨也相当全面,没有将“美好”的概念局限于某一种单一的审美范式。这种包容性和深度,使得这本书具有了超越一般“心灵鸡汤”的持久价值,它为你提供了思考的深度,而非简单的答案。
评分我必须得提一下这本书在结构布局上的精妙安排。它没有将所有内容堆砌在一起,而是像一个精心设计的花园,有开阔的草坪,也有幽静的角落。每隔一段时间,作者就会插入一些“停下来,深呼吸”的小插曲,这些部分通常是简短的冥想引导或者极富哲理的小故事,它们起到了很好的“重置”作用,让读者在被大量信息冲击后,有一个喘息和内化的空间。我发现自己常常在读完一个稍微沉重的话题后,恰好翻到这样一个宁静的段落,它像一捧清泉,洗涤了之前的思绪,让我能够带着更清醒的心态继续前行。这种对读者阅读体验的体贴入微,是很多作者所欠缺的。此外,书中引用的各种艺术、历史典故的运用也恰到好处,它们为现代的身体焦虑提供了一个宏大的历史背景,让你意识到,我们今天所面临的困境,并非是孤立无援的个体挣扎,而是人类漫长历史中对“自我形象”不断拉扯和定义的一部分。这使得整本书的立意拔高了,不再仅仅是个人情绪的宣泄,而是上升到了一种文化批判的层面,非常深刻耐人寻味。
评分这本书最让我感到振奋的一点是它所传递出的那种积极行动的能量,它不是那种让你沉溺于自我可怜的情绪中打转的书。相反,它鼓励你去行动,去占领属于你的空间。作者非常强调身体的“功能性”而非仅仅是“观赏性”。她会引导你去思考:你的身体能带你去哪里?它能让你感受到什么?比如在山顶上呼吸新鲜空气的畅快,比如跳舞时肌肉协调的愉悦感。这些基于体验的叙述,让我重新审视了自己与身体的关系。我不再仅仅是那个被动接受审视的“外壳”,而是成为了一个主动探索世界的“载体”。读到这部分后,我竟然报名了一个我拖延了很久的舞蹈课程,尽管我对自己肢体的协调性一点信心都没有。但这本书让我明白,跨出第一步的勇气,远比达成完美姿态重要得多。它真正做到的,是把关注点从“我看起来怎么样”巧妙地转移到了“我感觉怎么样”,这种由内而外的转变,才是真正具有颠覆性的力量。
评分这本书的封面设计真是抓人眼球,那种带着阳光和自由气息的色彩搭配,一下子就让人心情好了起来。我一开始抱着一种试试看的心态翻开的,毕竟市面上关于“自我接纳”和“身体积极性”的书籍已经不少了,总觉得很难有能真正触及灵魂深处的作品。但这本书的文字,却有着一种非常独特的魔力。它没有那种居高临下的说教感,更像是你最信任的朋友,坐在你身边,用一种极其真诚、甚至带着点小幽默的口吻,跟你聊着那些我们都心知肚明却又常常逃避的话题。它细腻地描绘了现代社会对“完美”的苛刻定义,以及这种定义是如何像一层无形的枷锁,禁锢了我们对自身真实样貌的欣赏。我特别喜欢其中一个章节,作者用非常生动的比喻,将我们的身体比作一座历史悠久的建筑,每一个“瑕疵”和“痕迹”都不是需要被抹去的错误,而是时间留下的独特印记,讲述着独一无二的故事。读完这部分,我竟然破天荒地对着镜子里的自己,而不是仅仅扫视一遍,多停留了几秒钟,那种感觉很奇妙,仿佛隔着一层的紧张感被轻轻地化解了。它不是让你立刻爱上自己身上的每一处不足,而是教会你如何与这些“不足”和平共处,甚至感激它们的存在,因为它们共同塑造了今天的你。这种潜移默化的引导,比任何激烈的口号都更有力量。
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