Ora Nadrich
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Ora Nadrich is a certified Life Coach with a private practice in West Los Angeles, CA. Her unique, practical method helps her clients attain happiness and fulfillment by teaching them to look inward and connect to their authentic selves in order to reach their goals. Ora is also a writer, speaker and facilitator of a popular women's group focusing on inner awareness and a constructive, alternative approach to dealing with life's challenges. A book detailing her method will be available in 2012. In the meantime, to learn more about Ora and read her previous blogs, visit www.oralifecoach.com

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Saying Yes to Love After Heartache

(5) Comments | Posted May 8, 2012 | 11:14 AM

I recently watched Piers Morgan interview the talented tennis champion Serena Williams. Much of the interview covered her extraordinary career, which was almost cut short recently by a life-threatening health scare. But what really made me sit up and take notice was when he cut to the chase...

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Commitment: Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid to Let Yourself Fall in Love

(1) Comments | Posted February 16, 2012 | 4:28 PM

I admire a man who can commit. Show me one who loves a woman like she's his queen and that's a man she will treat like a king.

Madonna's new movie, "W.E.," tells the story of a real king, Edward VIII, who not only wanted to love...

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You Are Not Your Breakup

(4) Comments | Posted February 6, 2012 | 6:40 PM

Was Demi Moore's need to be hospitalized recently due to her breakup with Ashton Kutcher? Some reports suggest that she was "exhausted" and "stressed over the end of her marriage." However, allegations abound that substance abuse and an eating disorder could be the reason why paramedics came to...

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Is Divorce In The Water?

(46) Comments | Posted February 1, 2012 | 12:50 PM

I don't come from a divorced family so maybe I'll never understand it as well as people who do, but even when I was growing up, I don't ever recall as many people getting divorced as I hear about today. Is there something in the water that's causing this? Or...

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Why Do We Walk Past Each Other Like Strangers?

(23) Comments | Posted January 11, 2012 | 12:11 PM

A friend of mine recently took an incredible trip to Vietnam and Cambodia. As she described the historical ruins, the beautiful Buddhist temples where she prayed with monks, how she loved being on a boat in Hoi An, where pearls and silk are produced in abundance for sale to the...

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Mad as Hell

(6) Comments | Posted November 30, 2011 | 6:27 PM

In Network, Sidney Lumet's brilliant movie about corporate evil, one of the main protagonists, network anchorman Howard Beale, played by Peter Finch (who won a posthumous academy award for his performance) goes on national TV and declares, "I'm mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this...

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Do I Contradict Myself?

(4) Comments | Posted November 18, 2011 | 11:33 AM

Years ago, an actor friend shared a story with me about meeting a film director he admired tremendously at a film festival. When he spoke to him, he said, he was surprised and rather disappointed at how the director wasn't particularly interesting or nearly as exciting as his films. He...

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Too Old for Romantic Heartache

(33) Comments | Posted November 3, 2011 | 2:01 PM

When I was in my late teens and early twenties, it seemed like being hung up on the "bad boy" was desirable, if not preferable. The more unavailable a guy was or hard to figure out, the better.
"Is he going to call or isn't he?" These were...

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Not My Daughter's Jeans

(16) Comments | Posted October 19, 2011 | 5:05 PM

I recently read a magazine article entitled, "You're not too old to wear that!" It showed pictures of women wearing outfits that could be considered way too young for them, but because they looked so fantastic, they defied the "expiration ages" to dress that way. Mid thirties to late forties...

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