I got an interview with Billy - can you guys consult me?

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In a message dated 8/6/2000 6:51:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

sharoni@... writes:

<<

I am not sure if I mentioned before that I am a journalist. I was notified

earlier this week I will be granted an interview with , On the phone or

face to face, if I can make it to the west coast or the next place

will have an appearence in. >>

That is so cool, Roni. I would think the interview would be much better in

person since is so dynamic. Plus, it would be great if you could see

the WTC. If your employer will foot the bill, I'd say go to LA!

Elena

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I am not sure if I mentioned before that I am a journalist. I was notified

earlier this week I will be granted an interview with , On the phone or

face to face, if I can make it to the west coast or the next place

will have an appearence in. He will not get to the East coast anywhere in

the next future, they said.

Well - Here's the thing. I don't want to " waste " the opportunity to talk to

the man himself for an hour or so on a phone conversation. I feel this is a

great way for me to inform larger circles about Tae-bo and contribute this

knowledge to ppl's lives.

No less, I feel this is a huge opportunity for me to gain some knowledge and

inpiration for myself in my journey to better my life.

And the question:

Should I wait a couple of months with the Interview and see if I manage to

get to the WTC, or should I just go for the phone conversation? I ask this

because I know quite a few of you has talked to both f2f and on the

phone. Is there a huge difference? I am really torn over this

One thought I have is to try to find some real good OTHER excuse to go to

the Valley (I usualy write about Hi-tech and business) and then just find

half a day to go to the WTC.

When we get to the point of the actual interview, I'd love to hear what you

would ask I read a lot of the articles about and they all repeat

themselves. I want to bring something beyond the obvious in this story

(Which will be written in Hebrew but I promise to translate it for everyone

here )

Thanks,

R

[Guest guest]

I wish no way they'd do it, enough materials in NYC

Re: I got an interview with - can you guys

consult me?

> In a message dated 8/6/2000 6:51:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> sharoni@... writes:

>

> <<

> I am not sure if I mentioned before that I am a journalist. I was

notified

> earlier this week I will be granted an interview with , On the phone

or

> face to face, if I can make it to the west coast or the next place

> will have an appearence in. >>

>

> That is so cool, Roni. I would think the interview would be much better

in

> person since is so dynamic. Plus, it would be great if you could

see

> the WTC. If your employer will foot the bill, I'd say go to LA!

>

> Elena

>

>

>

> As Deb has said: " Fitness is a journey and it begins with the first step. "

>

> Visit our new vault site http://taeboon.isportsdot.com/

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Hi,

>

> I am not sure if I mentioned before that I am a journalist. I was

notified

> earlier this week I will be granted an interview with , On the

phone or

> face to face, if I can make it to the west coast or the next place

> will have an appearence in. He will not get to the East coast

anywhere in

> the next future, they said.

>

WOW holy COW!!! That is awesome!!! OF course, being one of the

people GOING to the WTC, you can guess what my recommendation

is... But of course, it's really a matter of what works best for

you...

I don't know, having only had TALKED to on the phone - my 2

cents would be, if he can touch me THAT significantly over the phone,

I can only IMAGINE how he will touch me in person! It has to be a

world of difference looking into his eyes vs. listening to him over

the phone....

BUT EITHER would be awesome, and I would LOVE to read the article

when translated.

As far as questions... I think I'd like to hear more about

the 'inner' part of Tae Bo. So many people who do interviews are

focused mainly on " how did you brign about tae bo " " what is tae

bo " " who can do tae bo " . Maybe (and I know your religion and 's

are different) you might focus more on the spiritual parts of Tae Bo

too. I know sometimes the western aspects of Tae Bo (Tae Chi

influences) can conflict with eastern religious beliefs, but I also

see so many similarities in what and Tae Bo teaches us with

many diverse religions in this country - Judaism (sp?), Christianity,

etc etc. So maybe you can focus a question or 2 on that...

HOpe this helps!

AMy

[Guest guest]

I might add, that the face to face interview is a GREAT excuse for

you to come to the WTC with us in October! (as if you need an excuse

to meet or go to WTC!!!) LOL

Would be nice to meet a new face too. Perhaps I'll have to learn to

read some Hebrew for this article. I always find that you lose some

things in the translation... that would be quite an undertaking,

learning a whole new dialect just for an article with !! LOL

Amy

[Guest guest]

<< I am not sure if I mentioned before that I am a journalist. I was notifiedearlier this week I will be granted an interview with , On the phone orface to face, if I can make it to the west coast or the next place will have an appearence in. >>Roni,

That is so totally cool!!! I'd definitely go for the interview in person.

Janick

who's fiance studied journalism and wonders if he could get an interview with also... (prolly not...)

[Guest guest]

> And the question:

> Should I wait a couple of months with the Interview and see if I

manage to

> get to the WTC, or should I just go for the phone conversation? I

ask this

> because I know quite a few of you has talked to both f2f and

on the

> phone. Is there a huge difference? I am really torn over this

Roni,

Wow, that is so exciting! My recommendation would be to do the

interview face to face, if at all possible! Hey, is there any way

you could possibly join us for our get together in October? That

would be awesome....that way we could meet you, too There is

something about being in the same room with .....it's really

magical and I just think you would get much more out of the interview

if you were able to sit in a room with him. Who he is as a person is

a big reason tae-bo is as big as it is...because he is genuine and

sincere and you really can see that when he is talking to you! I'm

sure you get that when talking to him on the phone as well, but in

person it's just amazing! Either way, it's an incredible opportunity

for you! Congratulations I can't wait to read the article (after

you translate it, of course...LOL)!

[Guest guest]

Roni,

Why don't you coordinate a face-to-face interview with this group's

October Tae Bo Fest? Between now and then, we can put our heads

together and come up with all sorts of interesting and different

questions. You could cover AND how he has affected the lives

of the people you meet from our group in LA.

Whattayathink?

;-)

F

> Hi,

>

> I am not sure if I mentioned before that I am a journalist. I was

notified

> earlier this week I will be granted an interview with , On the

phone or

> face to face, if I can make it to the west coast or the next place

> will have an appearence in. He will not get to the East coast

anywhere in

> the next future, they said.

>

> Well - Here's the thing. I don't want to " waste " the opportunity to

talk to

> the man himself for an hour or so on a phone conversation. I feel

this is a

> great way for me to inform larger circles about Tae-bo and

contribute this

> knowledge to ppl's lives.

> No less, I feel this is a huge opportunity for me to gain some

knowledge and

> inpiration for myself in my journey to better my life.

>

> And the question:

> Should I wait a couple of months with the Interview and see if I

manage to

> get to the WTC, or should I just go for the phone conversation? I

ask this

> because I know quite a few of you has talked to both f2f and

on the

> phone. Is there a huge difference? I am really torn over this

> One thought I have is to try to find some real good OTHER excuse to

go to

> the Valley (I usualy write about Hi-tech and business) and then

just find

> half a day to go to the WTC.

>

> When we get to the point of the actual interview, I'd love to hear

what you

> would ask I read a lot of the articles about and they all

repeat

> themselves. I want to bring something beyond the obvious in this

story

> (Which will be written in Hebrew but I promise to translate it for

everyone

> here )

>

> Thanks,

>

> R

[Guest guest]

Roni,

This is just my OPINION, but I think it would be beneficial to go to the

Valley, see the WTC, look around and get a feel of it. You might want to

speak with other people there, and THEN interview . You will have a

better understanding of the big picture and will understand the spirit of

what he has done and is doing and when you interview , it will be

already with a frame-of-reference of what he is involved in.

What publication do you write for?

-------

Talia Adar

Jerusalem Post

Tel: (02) 531-5639

Fax: (02) 538-8408

>

> Reply-To: tae-bo_onegroups

> Date: Sun, 6 Aug 2000 18:52:48 -0400

> To: <tae-bo_onegroups>

> Subject: I got an interview with - can you guys consult me?

>

> Hi,

>

> I am not sure if I mentioned before that I am a journalist. I was notified

> earlier this week I will be granted an interview with , On the phone or

> face to face, if I can make it to the west coast or the next place

> will have an appearence in. He will not get to the East coast anywhere in

> the next future, they said.

>

> Well - Here's the thing. I don't want to " waste " the opportunity to talk to

> the man himself for an hour or so on a phone conversation. I feel this is a

> great way for me to inform larger circles about Tae-bo and contribute this

> knowledge to ppl's lives.

> No less, I feel this is a huge opportunity for me to gain some knowledge and

> inpiration for myself in my journey to better my life.

>

> And the question:

> Should I wait a couple of months with the Interview and see if I manage to

> get to the WTC, or should I just go for the phone conversation? I ask this

> because I know quite a few of you has talked to both f2f and on the

> phone. Is there a huge difference? I am really torn over this

> One thought I have is to try to find some real good OTHER excuse to go to

> the Valley (I usualy write about Hi-tech and business) and then just find

> half a day to go to the WTC.

>

> When we get to the point of the actual interview, I'd love to hear what you

> would ask I read a lot of the articles about and they all repeat

> themselves. I want to bring something beyond the obvious in this story

> (Which will be written in Hebrew but I promise to translate it for everyone

> here )

>

> Thanks,

>

> R

>

>

>

>

>

> As Deb has said: " Fitness is a journey and it begins with the first step. "

>

> Visit our new vault site http://taeboon.isportsdot.com/

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/7/00 7:59:27 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

sharoni@... writes:

<< So this time I will keep myself isolated I think till the time is right.

and

that is not when I am thin, it is when I feel I am into it for life, and no

amount of words, no matter who says them, can divert me from my course. >>

Roni,

I can understand not having the money to go out to LA. But please don't put

your life on hold until you are " in shape " . I can't tell you how many years I

wasted sitting in my house, not trying anything new, because I thought I was

too fat. Wasted time is lost time. You can never get it back. I really was

not going to go out to LA last February for the tapings of Tae-Bo TV for

those kinds of reasons. I thought I wasn't in good enough shape and that I

need to lose weight first. Something inside of me said to just go! And I had

an awesome time!! Meeting was incredible! You will see what I am

talking about once you have his interview with him (congratulations by the

way!!) The best part of the trip for me was meeting the people from this

group. I understand that is expensive to fly across the country so you can't

go out to LA with us. Hopefully you can join us next time My point in all

of this is: Don't put your life on hold. There is nothing wrong with you the

way you are!

Hugs,

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/6/2000 11:09:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

srferron@... writes:

<< You could cover AND how he has affected the lives

of the people you meet from our group in LA.

>>

What an interesting story line, ! Great idea!

Elena

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/7/00 11:33:03 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

sharoni@... writes:

<< Wasn't the tapings hard on you, if you weren't in much of a shape back

then? >>

I knew they would be hard for me so I only did a basic! I would have died if

I had tried an advanced!! The basic was tough, but I lived! LOL! I was mainly

there for the experience. There were many people there who were just starting

their journeys, so I actually felt very comfortable. I worried that I would

be the only " big " girl in a group of hardbodies, but that wasn't the case.

There was a nice mixture of people.

I am not dure when or where the QVC tapings are but I am sure someone here

will know!

[Guest guest]

Amy and ,

What an amazing idea, I wish I could ((

I have a 1 yo at home and not enough money in the bank I think....

AND these are all just excuses. I just don't feel ready to face this taebo

paralel usiverse.

On the net I am protected because no one can see that with all that talk, I

still look closer to how I looked when I started a little over a month ago

then what I hope to look like eventually. I know this eventually is in 6

months to a year, so it makes sense, but it is hard.

I also know it doesn't matter to anyone, but it does matter to me.

I think one of the reasons I am making it this time, and stuck with the

exercise this long, is because I am so isolated. all my friends and family

are half way around the globe and that gives me the energy to focus and the

inside, and not hang on to feedbacks from the outside.

I still miss feedbacks. my husband tells me he can see slight differences,

but I tend to become so happy when I hear good things I immediately stop

working.

So this time I will keep myself isolated I think till the time is right. and

that is not when I am thin, it is when I feel I am into it for life, and no

amount of words, no matter who says them, can divert me from my course.

I hope this makes sense

and I do want to meet you guys so much... I know someday I will!

R

(oh, and about the hebrew thing - I love this language but yes, it is too

much to learn a whole langiage for one article

> I might add, that the face to face interview is a GREAT excuse for

> you to come to the WTC with us in October! (as if you need an excuse

> to meet or go to WTC!!!) LOL

>

> Would be nice to meet a new face too. Perhaps I'll have to learn to

> read some Hebrew for this article. I always find that you lose some

> things in the translation... that would be quite an undertaking,

> learning a whole new dialect just for an article with !! LOL

>

> Amy

>

[Guest guest]

I think I might just do that.

As I said, now's a little early to hit the WTC for me, but maybe I can ask

them to schedule it for the winter. would be nice to get away from NY then

I write for Ynet, Yedioth's online version....

Will you be stopping in NY when you get here? I'd love to meet you!

I got an interview with - can you guys

consult me?

> >

> > Hi,

> >

> > I am not sure if I mentioned before that I am a journalist. I was

notified

> > earlier this week I will be granted an interview with , On the

phone or

> > face to face, if I can make it to the west coast or the next place

> > will have an appearence in. He will not get to the East coast anywhere

in

> > the next future, they said.

> >

> > Well - Here's the thing. I don't want to " waste " the opportunity to talk

to

> > the man himself for an hour or so on a phone conversation. I feel this

is a

> > great way for me to inform larger circles about Tae-bo and contribute

this

> > knowledge to ppl's lives.

> > No less, I feel this is a huge opportunity for me to gain some knowledge

and

> > inpiration for myself in my journey to better my life.

> >

> > And the question:

> > Should I wait a couple of months with the Interview and see if I manage

to

> > get to the WTC, or should I just go for the phone conversation? I ask

this

> > because I know quite a few of you has talked to both f2f and on

the

> > phone. Is there a huge difference? I am really torn over this

> > One thought I have is to try to find some real good OTHER excuse to go

to

> > the Valley (I usualy write about Hi-tech and business) and then just

find

> > half a day to go to the WTC.

> >

> > When we get to the point of the actual interview, I'd love to hear what

you

> > would ask I read a lot of the articles about and they all

repeat

> > themselves. I want to bring something beyond the obvious in this story

> > (Which will be written in Hebrew but I promise to translate it for

everyone

> > here )

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > R

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > As Deb has said: " Fitness is a journey and it begins with the first

step. "

> >

> > Visit our new vault site http://taeboon.isportsdot.com/

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

> Amy and ,

>

> What an amazing idea, I wish I could ((

> I have a 1 yo at home and not enough money in the bank I think....

>

> AND these are all just excuses. I just don't feel ready to face

this taebo

> paralel usiverse.

> On the net I am protected because no one can see that with all that

talk, I

> still look closer to how I looked when I started a little over a

month ago

> then what I hope to look like eventually. I know this eventually is

in 6

> months to a year, so it makes sense, but it is hard.

>

> I also know it doesn't matter to anyone, but it does matter to me.

> I think one of the reasons I am making it this time, and stuck with

the

> exercise this long, is because I am so isolated. all my friends and

family

> are half way around the globe and that gives me the energy to focus

and the

> inside, and not hang on to feedbacks from the outside.

>

> I still miss feedbacks. my husband tells me he can see slight

differences,

> but I tend to become so happy when I hear good things I immediately

stop

> working.

> So this time I will keep myself isolated I think till the time is

right. and

> that is not when I am thin, it is when I feel I am into it for

life, and no

> amount of words, no matter who says them, can divert me from my

course.

>

> I hope this makes sense

> and I do want to meet you guys so much... I know someday I will!

>

> R

Roni -

I totally understand what you are saying about not feeling ready. I

*STILL* feel this way even though it's been well over a year and I've

lost pounds and inches. I STILL sometimes look in the mirror and

don't 'see' the changes, or feel like I am ready to stand in front of

Blanks, or other Tae Bo people.. But at the same time I think

that I personally am ready to do that. Of course like you said, each

of us will be ready in our own time, and that's what's important.

BUT PLEASE don't feel that you couldn't come to a group like ours, or

in front of and think that anyone would possibly ONLY see your

outside, and NOT see your inside! I have been told that can

see right in you, and I know that many of us having learned a lot of

what he teaches in regards to the inside can easily do the same!

Don't hold back if all that is holding you back is the fact that you

think you haven't had enough outside changes to be ready for this.

I'm sure that's not your main reasons, but I just don't want you to

feel like I did about a year ago, that i was petrified to enjoy any

of the public aspects of Tae Bo because I didn't feel my outsides

measured up!

And I can totally understand not wanting to leave a young baby!!!

Just remember, when the time is right, you will go! Of course if you

set a face-to-face date with , you will have one heck of a goal

to work for! That's some real motivation to keep on keepin' on isn't

it?

I'm sure with all the Tae Bo Fan-atics here, there will be other

conventions. I for one, hope that I'll be able to swing going again.

I'm sure this one will be so much fun, despite all my fears of things

physical and mental... AND the fact that I've never worked out

wearing SHOES before.... LOL

Amy

[Guest guest]

> I think I might just do that.

>

> As I said, now's a little early to hit the WTC for me, but maybe I

can ask

> them to schedule it for the winter. would be nice to get away from

NY then

>

> I write for Ynet, Yedioth's online version....

>

> Will you be stopping in NY when you get here? I'd love to meet you!

Roni, are you in manhattan?? Just curious. My husband and I often

take day trips up to manhattan, and are due for another one this

fall. Might be a possibility of catching up with you for a bit (of

course if you want only) and then again I know how HUGE manhattan

is... we generally end up all over though, from about 100 street down

to the statue of liberty. Walking, taking cabs, we get around pretty

well when in town! LOl. Love NY, don't think I could live in

Manhattan, I guess I'm just too much of a farm girl, but I like to

visit!

Amy

[Guest guest]

Too bad I have internet only in English on my computer - I would love to

check out your articles.

Even if you do the interview with later, it won't change anything.

Tae-bo isn't a fad and since it's here to stay, it will always be fresh for

any article you may do. It will all work out for you at the right time.

-------

Talia Adar

Jerusalem Post

Tel: (02) 531-5639

Fax: (02) 538-8408

>

> Reply-To: tae-bo_onegroups

> Date: Mon, 7 Aug 2000 08:04:23 -0400

> To: <tae-bo_onegroups>

> Subject: Re: I got an interview with - can you guys consult

> me?

>

> I think I might just do that.

>

> As I said, now's a little early to hit the WTC for me, but maybe I can ask

> them to schedule it for the winter. would be nice to get away from NY then

>

> I write for Ynet, Yedioth's online version....

>

> Will you be stopping in NY when you get here? I'd love to meet you!

> I got an interview with - can you guys

> consult me?

>>>

>>> Hi,

>>>

>>> I am not sure if I mentioned before that I am a journalist. I was

> notified

>>> earlier this week I will be granted an interview with , On the

> phone or

>>> face to face, if I can make it to the west coast or the next place

>>> will have an appearence in. He will not get to the East coast anywhere

> in

>>> the next future, they said.

>>>

>>> Well - Here's the thing. I don't want to " waste " the opportunity to talk

> to

>>> the man himself for an hour or so on a phone conversation. I feel this

> is a

>>> great way for me to inform larger circles about Tae-bo and contribute

> this

>>> knowledge to ppl's lives.

>>> No less, I feel this is a huge opportunity for me to gain some knowledge

> and

>>> inpiration for myself in my journey to better my life.

>>>

>>> And the question:

>>> Should I wait a couple of months with the Interview and see if I manage

> to

>>> get to the WTC, or should I just go for the phone conversation? I ask

> this

>>> because I know quite a few of you has talked to both f2f and on

> the

>>> phone. Is there a huge difference? I am really torn over this

>>> One thought I have is to try to find some real good OTHER excuse to go

> to

>>> the Valley (I usualy write about Hi-tech and business) and then just

> find

>>> half a day to go to the WTC.

>>>

>>> When we get to the point of the actual interview, I'd love to hear what

> you

>>> would ask I read a lot of the articles about and they all

> repeat

>>> themselves. I want to bring something beyond the obvious in this story

>>> (Which will be written in Hebrew but I promise to translate it for

> everyone

>>> here )

>>>

>>> Thanks,

>>>

>>> R

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>> As Deb has said: " Fitness is a journey and it begins with the first

> step. "

>>>

>>> Visit our new vault site http://taeboon.isportsdot.com/

>>>

>>>

[Guest guest]

> So this time I will keep myself isolated I think till the time is

right. and

> that is not when I am thin, it is when I feel I am into it for

life, and no

> amount of words, no matter who says them, can divert me from my

course.

Roni,

Well, I can totally relate to how you feel....I used to say the exact

same things. The thing is you are in this for life...as long as you

keep telling yourself that! You have already begun that journey!

You have to give youself a break....you've only been doing this for a

month! The physical changes may not have started happening just yet

(or may not be happening as quickly as you'd like them to), but the

inside changes have definitely started happening! Things like

feeling better about yourself, inner confidence, knowing that you are

doing something wonderful for yourself, a sense of peace that this is

something you can and will do for the rest of your life, etc. You

may feel only some of these things right now, but as you progress

along your journey....you will start feeling more of them and as you

do, you will realize that those changes are what make tae-bo

different. And those changes are the ones that mean the most!

Believe me, when you meet ......he won't care if you still have

20lbs to lose or if you are the most super fit individual he has ever

seen! He doesn't look at you from the outside. It's hard for us to

comprehend that fact, but it's absolutely true! He sees your spirit

and if you ever take one of his classed you will understand what I

mean. I know you feel like you aren't ready yet and I totally get

that. I just hate to hear you say you are going to isolate yourself

until you " know " you are in this for life. The fact is you never

realy " know " that. I mean.....I say " yes, I am in this for life....I

will keep doing tae-bo forever " ...I believe that with all my heart,

but I don't " know " it. Something could come up in my life and I

could totally fall off track. I hope that never happens, but it is a

possibility and the best I can do is just take it one day at a

time....each day believing that I am in this for the long haul.

Before you know it, a year or two will have passed and this way of

life will have become more of a habit for you. And you will be more

confident in the fact that you can handle any detour that life may

throw you (and believe me there will be many detours.....lol)! I

hope this is making sense! I just don't want you to put your life on

hold until you get to where you want to be. The beauty of the

journey is precisely that it is a journey and each and every step we

take can teach us something about ourselves. I am sure that we will

have another tae-bo get together and hopefully you can join us next

time

who left Skylar for the first time back in February when we went to

the tapings (and she was a little over a year) and it was easier

leaving her when the reason was to go to the WTC to workout with

....lol!

[Guest guest]

Amy,

Thank you so much for this post! so much truth in it.

I do feel the inner change, and I know you guys would be able to see it. I

think the world sees it too. I haven't lost much of anything and guys

started hitting on me in the street lately.

I know when the time is right I will pick my baby and go. they have child

care in the WTC. you are also right about the option of meeting making

me stronger in my mission to achieve goals, to look better and feel better.

And about the shoes: I didn't wear shoes much from the day I was born till I

was 7 years old, and untill joining the army at 18 I think I had shoes on

less then 50% of waking hours. I LOVE exercising barefoot (or with socks

later, because of the terrible carpet in my appt.). I tried Taeboing with

shoes. it's heavy! it was even harder for me to kick ))

And I think says in the book that also exercises without

shoes, so maybe they won't mind if you do it too?

Thanks again Amy. from the bottom of my heart.

R

----- Original Message -----

> Roni -

>

> I totally understand what you are saying about not feeling ready. I

> *STILL* feel this way even though it's been well over a year and I've

> lost pounds and inches. I STILL sometimes look in the mirror and

> don't 'see' the changes, or feel like I am ready to stand in front of

> Blanks, or other Tae Bo people.. But at the same time I think

> that I personally am ready to do that. Of course like you said, each

> of us will be ready in our own time, and that's what's important.

>

> BUT PLEASE don't feel that you couldn't come to a group like ours, or

> in front of and think that anyone would possibly ONLY see your

> outside, and NOT see your inside! I have been told that can

> see right in you, and I know that many of us having learned a lot of

> what he teaches in regards to the inside can easily do the same!

> Don't hold back if all that is holding you back is the fact that you

> think you haven't had enough outside changes to be ready for this.

> I'm sure that's not your main reasons, but I just don't want you to

> feel like I did about a year ago, that i was petrified to enjoy any

> of the public aspects of Tae Bo because I didn't feel my outsides

> measured up!

>

> And I can totally understand not wanting to leave a young baby!!!

>

> Just remember, when the time is right, you will go! Of course if you

> set a face-to-face date with , you will have one heck of a goal

> to work for! That's some real motivation to keep on keepin' on isn't

> it?

>

> I'm sure with all the Tae Bo Fan-atics here, there will be other

> conventions. I for one, hope that I'll be able to swing going again.

> I'm sure this one will be so much fun, despite all my fears of things

> physical and mental... AND the fact that I've never worked out

> wearing SHOES before.... LOL

>

> Amy

>

>

[Guest guest]

I live in Queens but am in Manhattan 3-4 days a week so by all means let me

know when you come here, we can have coffee together in town! I'd love to

meet you!

I couldn't live in Manhattan too. too pumped of a town for me

Re: I got an interview with - can you guys

consult me?

>

> > I think I might just do that.

> >

> > As I said, now's a little early to hit the WTC for me, but maybe I

> can ask

> > them to schedule it for the winter. would be nice to get away from

> NY then

> >

> > I write for Ynet, Yedioth's online version....

> >

> > Will you be stopping in NY when you get here? I'd love to meet you!

>

> Roni, are you in manhattan?? Just curious. My husband and I often

> take day trips up to manhattan, and are due for another one this

> fall. Might be a possibility of catching up with you for a bit (of

> course if you want only) and then again I know how HUGE manhattan

> is... we generally end up all over though, from about 100 street down

> to the statue of liberty. Walking, taking cabs, we get around pretty

> well when in town! LOl. Love NY, don't think I could live in

> Manhattan, I guess I'm just too much of a farm girl, but I like to

> visit!

>

> Amy

>

>

>

>

> As Deb has said: " Fitness is a journey and it begins with the first step. "

>

> Visit our new vault site http://taeboon.isportsdot.com/

>

>

[Guest guest]

hugs back at you .

I wanted to ask though: when are the next tapings? and you keep talking

about that QVC tapings - when and where are those?

I thought that maybe it'll be an added bonus to do the interview between

taping sessions, and maybe it'll give me a boost in trying to get in shape

for it

Wasn't the tapings hard on you, if you weren't in much of a shape back then?

Re: Re: I got an interview with - can you guys

consult me?

> In a message dated 8/7/00 7:59:27 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

> sharoni@... writes:

>

> << So this time I will keep myself isolated I think till the time is

right.

> and

> that is not when I am thin, it is when I feel I am into it for life, and

no

> amount of words, no matter who says them, can divert me from my course.

>>

>

> Roni,

> I can understand not having the money to go out to LA. But please don't

put

> your life on hold until you are " in shape " . I can't tell you how many

years I

> wasted sitting in my house, not trying anything new, because I thought I

was

> too fat. Wasted time is lost time. You can never get it back. I really was

> not going to go out to LA last February for the tapings of Tae-Bo TV for

> those kinds of reasons. I thought I wasn't in good enough shape and that I

> need to lose weight first. Something inside of me said to just go! And I

had

> an awesome time!! Meeting was incredible! You will see what I am

> talking about once you have his interview with him (congratulations by the

> way!!) The best part of the trip for me was meeting the people from this

> group. I understand that is expensive to fly across the country so you

can't

> go out to LA with us. Hopefully you can join us next time My point in

all

> of this is: Don't put your life on hold. There is nothing wrong with you

the

> way you are!

> Hugs,

>

>

>

>

> As Deb has said: " Fitness is a journey and it begins with the first step. "

>

> Visit our new vault site http://taeboon.isportsdot.com/

>

>

[Guest guest]

it is. will do. I save all these e-mails for the right time...

Re: Re: I got an interview with - can you guys

consult me?

> In a message dated 8/6/2000 11:09:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> srferron@... writes:

>

> << You could cover AND how he has affected the lives

> of the people you meet from our group in LA.

> >>

> What an interesting story line, ! Great idea!

>

> Elena

>

>

>

> As Deb has said: " Fitness is a journey and it begins with the first step. "

>

> Visit our new vault site http://taeboon.isportsdot.com/

>

>

[Guest guest]

Roni

If you get chance to do tapings, or something similar do go, you'll be

amazed at what you can do.

I attend a Jazzercise (dance fitness) weekend every year and last march did

5 (or 6) classes on the Saturday, 3 on Sunday - the atmosphere was brilliant

and has a huge impact on everyone there - I can only imagine and wait to

experience it for real with TaeBo!

Jill

> Re: Re: I got an interview with - can you

> guys consult me?

>

>

> hugs back at you .

>

> I wanted to ask though: when are the next tapings? and you keep talking

> about that QVC tapings - when and where are those?

>

> I thought that maybe it'll be an added bonus to do the interview between

> taping sessions, and maybe it'll give me a boost in trying to get in shape

> for it

>

> Wasn't the tapings hard on you, if you weren't in much of a shape

> back then?

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I was born and lived in Manhattan for 28 years. It wasn't until I

had lived in New Orleans for a year and returned to NYC for a

vacation that I realized that I had spent those 28 years in a state

of anxiety. The energy and the pace of Manhattan is so frantic. I

love to vist...I do, I get my jolt of the City, feel like I've been

adequately electrocuted, and then head back to the Big Easy

(N'awlins). LOL

;-)

F

> > > I think I might just do that.

> > >

> > > As I said, now's a little early to hit the WTC for me, but

maybe I

> > can ask

> > > them to schedule it for the winter. would be nice to get away

from

> > NY then

> > >

> > > I write for Ynet, Yedioth's online version....

> > >

> > > Will you be stopping in NY when you get here? I'd love to meet

you!

> >

> > Roni, are you in manhattan?? Just curious. My husband and I

often

> > take day trips up to manhattan, and are due for another one this

> > fall. Might be a possibility of catching up with you for a bit

(of

> > course if you want only) and then again I know how HUGE manhattan

> > is... we generally end up all over though, from about 100 street

down

> > to the statue of liberty. Walking, taking cabs, we get around

pretty

> > well when in town! LOl. Love NY, don't think I could live in

> > Manhattan, I guess I'm just too much of a farm girl, but I like to

> > visit!

> >

> > Amy

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > As Deb has said: " Fitness is a journey and it begins with the

first step. "

> >

> > Visit our new vault site http://taeboon.isportsdot.com/

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

> I live in Queens but am in Manhattan 3-4 days a week so by all

means let me

> know when you come here, we can have coffee together in town! I'd

love to

> meet you!

>

Well we'll make it a date! It probably won't be for a few months,

the college I go to off and on for work classes holds one with their

art department in spring and fall. They are usually in November

sometime. I'll let you know when I get a date...

Amy