She Rises...Queenie Chats with The Divas

It was a great show this weekend with Queenie, CEO of She Rises a movement dedicated to helping women Grind, Grow and Glow.  How fantastic is that???  Yes we had a great interview but thought we'd share some inside information with you just to be able to learn more about this POWERHOUSE that is Queenie Johnson.
 
1.  At Thanksgiving are you a Cooker or a Looker?  Looker, but I dabble in the cooking.  (My kinda girl...StyleDIVA)
 
2.  What is your best time saving tip for Holiday shopping?  Shop online.  It will save you time, money and it's less stressful.
 
3.  Do you have a favorite comfort food?  Chocolate always does the trick.
 
4.  Who would you stand in line to see in concert?  Usher - once you go to one of his concerts you're hooked.
 
5.  Favorite quote or scripture?  With God nothing is impossible Luke 1:37
 
6.  What do you do in your "downtime"?  Take a bubble batch and read a good book
 
We also spotted her in the audience of Black Girls Rock last night.  She truly fit right in the mix. 
 
Hope you caught the LIVE interview but in case you didn't just check out the show below and take a listen.  You are going to be so glad you did. Get your undoubtable shine on and follow Queenie on Twitter at @SheRises, Facebook: She Rises and at her website She Rises. 

 

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Cheers,

 

Robin & Erika



 

 

The 28 day Diet | Day 14

Okay so I took a two day vacation but it was Super Bowl Weekend, #allowed.  Now I'm cracking my knuckles and getting this post out.

Day 14 and Dr. Oz wants us to connect with our relatives in a different type of way then family gatherings, he wants us to interview them.  That's right pull up a chair, some paper and a notepad and ask some hard questions, family history.  No, we don't want to find out if Lil Suzy is really Uncle Johnny's baby.  Well maybe I do but Oz wants you to find out the medical history in your family.  Is there diabetes, heart disease, cancer?  He says your relatives history will give you hints about what your genes have in store for you.  Another great suggestion is the online tool The US Surgeon General offers to compile your notes into a report to print for your doctor.  Now that's #HOTNESS!  And remember it's never to early to do this.  In your 20s, 30s, 40s (Oh dear God) is better than discovering that over active thyroid is a family trait when you are 89!  Well that's exaggerating but you get my point.

Share your information too with other relatives so they can get their health in check and make it a family affair. 

With Style,


StyleDIVA