Terry Thomas
Bio
Hello Vocal Family! Welcome to my world! I am happy to share my experiences with you. I am an entrepreneur, mother, caregiver, creator. Thanks for joining me on my journey. I hope to offer you inspiration, encouragement, and relief.
Stories (5/0)
Unleashing Success: The Transformative Power of Self-Hypnosis
Welcome, seekers of boundless success and inner fulfillment! As a manifestation and happiness coach trained in creating guided self-hypnosis experiences, I am excited to unveil the extraordinary benefits that self-hypnosis holds for achieving your dreams. Prepare to embark on a remarkable journey of self-discovery and watch as your aspirations unfold before your very eyes.
By Terry Thomas10 months ago in Motivation
Enhancing Mental Well-being: Unleashing the Power of Yoga
Welcome, beloveds! Today, we dive into the profound realm of yoga and its incredible impact on our mental well-being. Many of you know that I am a manifestation and happiness coach, but did you know that I am also a certified yoga instructor? I have experienced firsthand the transformative power of a regular yoga practice in nurturing a positive state of mind. Let us embark on a journey to discover how embracing yoga can uplift our spirits, alleviate stress, and cultivate a deeper sense of inner peace.
By Terry Thomas11 months ago in Lifehack
Here's To Your Health
I love tea. Being a southerner makes this fact no big surprise. I’ve often told people that if I’m ever cut I’ll very likely bleed sweet tea. My tea palate has grown exponentially from the southern sweet standard. Now my tea chest runneth over. Tea has always been a great source of comfort and relaxation for me. Sitting in a sunny spot with a hot cuppa soothes my soul. Actually, that’s not all that tea soothes. Tea has been consumed as a healing elixir for thousands of years. Here are ten health benefits of drinking tea.
By Terry Thomas4 years ago in Longevity
A Reading Rainbow
When I was a little girl I spent a great deal of time watching television. Now, I know that allowing a child to consume copious amounts of TV is frowned upon today. However, I'm willing to bet that most children of the 80's will agree it was their norm. My mother worked the dreaded, by me anyway, 3-11 shift at a local nursing home. I spent those hours with my Nana. Nana was a strong, loving woman with skin the color of a Hershey's kiss and a big toothless smile that was just as sweet. Nana loved me. I knew this without question. But, I also knew that her first and truest love was gardening. And it was very evident that every growing thing felt the same about her. She could make anything grow. Her garden was a miraculous thing to see. She could take the most barren, nutrient poor soil and bring forth a southerner's rainforest. Every year her vegetable garden overflowed with collared greens, corn, tomatoes, and of course, being in the South, watermelons. She grew watermelons so large that they surely outweighed my tiny five year old body. I was always happy to spend time with Nana in the sun and soil.
By Terry Thomas4 years ago in Geeks
How Does Your Garden Grow?
During my childhood visitors to my grandmother’s home often wouldn’t stop at the front door. Instead they would head straight for the side gate that led to her back yard and grab hold to the opening latch. There they would fall silent and still as they carefully surveyed the area. Only the untrained visitor or the most foolish friends entered Nana’s back yard unannounced. Nana was known to have the near bipolar quality of being loving and generous to her friends and neighbors in one instant yet ready in the next to run them through with various garden implements if they infringed on the boundaries of her property. In particular, visitors to the back yard were seen as possible spies come to steal her gardening genius. This behavior was especially perplexing to new friends who no doubt had been told at some point and time to “Stop by and see my old piece of garden”, by none other than Nana herself.
By Terry Thomas4 years ago in Families
