http://howshereallydoesit.com/podcast Where Inspiration and Possibility Meet • Davis, CA Radio Show & Podcast Fri, 03 Feb 2012 14:47:28 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 2006-2010 howshe@gmail.com (Koren Motekaitis) howshe@gmail.com (Koren Motekaitis) posts 1440 http://howshereallydoesit.com/podcasts/wp-content/themes/howshereallydoesit/images/powered_by_podpress.jpg http://howshereallydoesit.com/podcast 144 144 Listeners can learn from other peoples journeys. How She Really Does It provides listeners an opportunity to learn from others so they can empower their own lives. Where Inspiration and Possibility Meet life coaching, self improvement, self care, career, organization, inspiration, self-help, relationships Koren Motekaitis Koren Motekaitis howshe@gmail.com no no http://howshereallydoesit.com/podcast/2008/12/princess-bubble/ http://howshereallydoesit.com/podcast/2008/12/princess-bubble/#comments Fri, 19 Dec 2008 23:31:53 +0000 Koren http://web.howshereallydoesit.com/?p=38 Do you remember growing up and being filled with the image/myth that you would be rescued by the prince and live “happily ever after.”  I am sure that I don’t have to mention the story books, animations, and movies…]]> Do you remember growing up and being filled with the image/myth that you would be rescued by the prince and live “happily ever after.”  I am sure that I don’t have to mention the story books, animations, and movies where this fairy tale message was implied.  Today we have two women who formulated the idea of a new generation of fairy tales: encouraging women to find their security in something much deeper than a left-hand ring and to emphasize the notion that “happily ever after” is attainable for everyone.  Susan Johnston and Kimberly Webb are the authors of Princess Bubble the modern-day fairy tale.

]]> http://howshereallydoesit.com/podcast/2008/12/princess-bubble/feed/ 0 51:14 Do you remember growing up and being filled with the image/myth that you would be rescued by the prince and live “happily ever after.”  I ... Do you remember growing up and being filled with the image/myth that you would be rescued by the prince and live “happily ever after.”  I am sure that I don’t have to mention the story books, animations, and movies where this fairy tale message was implied.  Today we have two women who formulated the idea of a new generation of fairy tales: encouraging women to find their security in something much deeper than a left-hand ring and to emphasize the notion that “happily ever after” is attainable for everyone.  Susan Johnston and Kimberly Webb are the authors of Princess Bubble the modern-day fairy tale. Authors Koren Motekaitis no no