How to Eat Like a Hot Chick: Eat What You Love, Love How You Feel

How to Live Like a Hot Chick This Year!

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Cut the cattiness, and choose instead to focus on the beauty of other women, and it will be so much easier to see your own. The most super savvy Hot Chicks on the job know how to unplug and power down so they can recharge and show up to work the next day feeling sharp and sexy. Stop sending emails from your blackberry while you're in bed with your man, quit canceling dates to work late, and make sure that your color coded schedule in that fancy I-phone you got from Santa has a nice balance of fun with friends penciled in between all those meetings, conferences, and business trips.

Clear out the Clutter Make this the year that you clear out all of the toxic garbage in your life, whether that's a sequined tube top that hasn't fit you since , an unhealthy relationship, or a friendship that no longer serves you. In order to make room for new healthy, positive things and people in your life, you need to clear out the clutter, and the start of the New Year is the perfect time to do so.

Obsess on Abundance When you see that delicious glass of chardonnay as being half empty and waste time thinking about all things you don't have, like an I-Pad, a better paying job, or the right man , you're totally missing out on life. Look around and see how lucky you are to have a computer, any job at all in this economy, and the freedom to enjoy your single life, and more good things will come to you.

By focusing on abundance, we're pretty sure that by the end of , you'll have gotten that I-pad, a raise, and at the very least, laid. Let Yourself Love Every single one of you Hot Chicks deserves to find a love that is inspiring, nurturing, and freaking hot and steamy as hell! Life's too short to miss out on love, and we don't want to hear any excuses like how there are no good guys out there, all the good ones are gay or taken, or that you just don't have time to meet people.

That's a load of crap and you know it. Whether you're newly single, have never been in a relationship, or are in the wrong relationship, make the year that you go after love with reckless abandon. The links will take you to the Web site's homepage. From there you can navigate to the title you are interested in.

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If you are located outside the U. Chocolate cake for breakfast and a pound of spinach for dinner? Looking and feeling your best has never been so easy, so guiltless or so much fun! Let's be honest, ladies, are you tired of hearing about the eating habits of airbrushed celebrities? Do you want to feel sexy as you slide into your favorite jeans, but you're too confused by the complicated diet plans out there?

Well, here is the antidote to all of that nonsense! With saucy wit and goodwill to spare, Lipper and Vincent reveal their tricks for how you can overcome any food obstacle, from which cocktails will keep you light on your feet past midnight to how you can stay on track when you're down in the dumps or if you just got dumped. They'll teach you how to eat the foods you love with confidence, make smarter choices, and wake up your inner Hot Chick once and for all.

It's time to end the vicious dieting cycle with this straightforward and hilarious guide to enjoying your food, embracing your body and celebrating yourself like only a true Hot Chick can. Thanks for signing up! We've emailed you instructions for claiming your free e-book. So what if sometimes the delivery feels slightly patronising or slightly sit-com?

At times, it is laugh-out-loud hilarious and I often found myself nodding in I found that once I accepted the very American, in-your-face style of this book, it was actually good. At times, it is laugh-out-loud hilarious and I often found myself nodding in agreement and laughing at the no-nonsense approach to foods and activities that are not great for weight-loss or small-size maintenance.

I love the authors' love of women, of each other, of life and their central message, which is about self-esteem and making positive, self-loving choices in everyday eating situations. I also love the focus on an entirely guilt-free approach to food and dieting. Dec 28, Kate rated it it was amazing Recommends it for: I read this book in an afternoon, it's really short but full of good advice.

The cover image of a pinup girl made me toss it into my pile at Borders, and I'm so glad I did. It was all about embracing how hot you are and living life accordingly, which means only eating things that make you feel hot, like fresh fruits and veggies and not disgusting things like fast food.

It's very realistic, taking into account that hot chicks go out and party, like to eat comfort foods from time to time and that I read this book in an afternoon, it's really short but full of good advice. It's very realistic, taking into account that hot chicks go out and party, like to eat comfort foods from time to time and that we should never apologize for indulging or for how we look, as long as we're living balanced, and that indulgences are only indulgences, not every day occurances.

Mar 20, Melissa Young rated it did not like it Recommends it for: These women occasionally stumble upon something smart but otherwise just overuse the word "hot" and try to insert some new phrase or another into pop culture but sadly fail. After reading only half this book, I felt like my IQ had dropped several points from the sheer stupidity these two had put into print.

Apr 29, Mary BookHounds rated it really liked it. Actually a decent diet book for twentysomethings that have never had to diet. This is humorously written in a real way lots of four letter words which sounds like advice your really hot in a Paris HIlton way best friend would tell you how to get hot as well. Mar 02, Sonia rated it really liked it.

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Cute book, pretty much as realistic as you can get about eating and living in balance between vanity, pleasure, and health. Plus, they offer some useful recipes and tips. Jan 30, Elisa rated it it was ok. Lots of fun and fluffy. Good information but nothing I didn't already know yet presented in a fun style.

Sep 23, Turnip rated it liked it. Let's be honest, I don't think anyone is expecting prize-winning literature from this book. It was an amusing, light read, so long as you didn't read too much into a lot of what it was saying. I do feel that at least a little bit of research might have been nice I would be intrigued to see what a medical professional thought of their diet suggestions , but I'm super sure it's not hot to frown at the details — I should just eat some more spinach and remember to drink more water.

Cute if you're ju Let's be honest, I don't think anyone is expecting prize-winning literature from this book. Cute if you're just looking at losing weight, fluff if you've ever calorie counted. Oct 08, Indie Branwen rated it really liked it. For a book that's almost a decade old, it still had some relevant information. Aug 18, Amy rated it it was ok. This book certainly gave me food for thought Its always been a one day thing, and as soon as I lapse I'm done with it it had some good tips for good foods to eat and replace the crap with; wholesome good foods; even if there were obvious, they were put forward in a different way, such as porridge with nuts or yoghurt, its definitely made me tempted to try it again in winter.

Also, different ways to cook eggs I can understand why some reviewers have not taken it very seriously; their "chick-lit" lingo felt kinda condescending at times, and at one point they couldn't decide whether they were writing in the style of Gillian Mckeith or Cook Yourself Thin.

The former being a complete denial of foods that taste so good and yet are bad for us, but in a way that reminded you of having a face-off with a corporal; the latter being more relaxed, urging us girls not to punish ourselves and saying that we could indulge ourselves occasionally. My advice when reading it, if you're getting to the stage of giving your wall a nasty surprise, would be to not take the book in its entirety too seriously; just be sensible and take note of the parts that make most sense to you and use it.

Cos to be fair, a lot of the tips in there are easier to apply to your daily routine than you think.

This is a shining example of self publishing being picked up by a publishing house and becoming a success. Lipper and Vincent have pitched the tone just right - the balance of seriousness versus lightheartedness is spot on, and the advice is all common sense. To be honest, most of the information will already be well known to established "dieters", but this is presented not as a diet, but as a way of life that can be maintained with minimal effort.

It does have some jargony phrases, one or two of This is a shining example of self publishing being picked up by a publishing house and becoming a success. It does have some jargony phrases, one or two of which are a little annoying on occasion, for example, repeated talk of "this is your heyday" reminded me distinctly of Miss Jean Brodie in her Prime, but it's enough of a fun and easy read that it doesn't bother one too much as you flip the pages.

The best thing about Eating Like a Hot Chick is that it extols the virtues of having a little bit of what you fancy - nothing is out of bounds, providing you follow up a lunchtime binge on chocolate cake with a pound of spinach for dinner! It also points out that starving yourself is, as we already knew, not Hot - Hot Chicks enjoy their food! Mar 19, Kimberly Rahi rated it did not like it Recommends it for: Though this kept me laughing These girls tell us at the beginning that they are not nutritionists and it only proves that anyone can write any genre of book regardless of talent or factual information.

Try "You on a Diet" by Dr.

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At least he explains why your body needs certain nutrients to function and what sources they can be derived from. If your wanting a quick, fun book Pure rubbish. If your wanting a quick, fun book I use the term book loosely Try not to count they times they use the phrases "f-ton" and "hot" because it will only drive you insane.

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Happy Readings as always my lovelies -- Kimmie Oct 05, Cupcakencorset rated it it was ok. A great premise, but the tone became annoying about a third of the way through it, as the authors start to sound like Valley girls, ten years after their teens have ended. With or without a romantic interest? Mar 06, Polina rated it really liked it.

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