Rosalie Moscoe, Luminary at Inspire Me Today

Rosalie Moscoe, Registered Nutritional Consultant Practitioner, is an established author and former teacher of college-level courses in stress management.

A favorite international speaker for corporations, associations, government, education and hospitals, she avidly promotes stress relief and boosted nutrition for optimum well-being. As a Registered Holistic Nutritionist, and personal coach on stress-relief, she also provides one-to-one nutritional consulting and private stress-relief coaching by phone.

Featured in numerous publications for her work on the frazzled lifestyle, Rosalie's knowledge, caring and experience make her the perfect mentor for your journey back to harmonious living. She was also nominated for 2 Juno Awards (Canadian Music Awards) for her inspirational, children's music CDs. Rosalie often uses humor and dramatic techniques or appropriate songs in her presentations. Participants walk away touched and transformed. She is author of print and eBook, Frazzled Hurried Woman! Your Stress-Relief Guide to Thriving. . .Not Merely Surviving.

For more information, please visit healthinharmony.com

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Follow your passions. Your interests, talents and dreams are made up of the things that you love to do and that come easy for you. Believe in yourself, yet be willing to put in extra effort to achieve your goals. Become an expert in your field; don't be afraid to ask for advice from others who have succeeded. My interest and love of music and children led me to a unique career which brought me wonderful experiences and great fulfillment. My passion to help others to achieve their highest health potential has served me well in my current career-and it…

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Share Your Light In the World Even if You’re Retired

November 8, 2013
Rosalie Moscoe
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A lot of my girlfriends are retired after many years of service in the workplace. Some play golf, others engage in card games, still others sit on boards of charities and have lofty goals. Some of them were teachers, saleswomen. doctors; still others held significant positions in corporations. And there are those whose jobs were to care for their families and those particular friends or relatives did not work outside the home. But it seems I get the same chorus from most of them, “so when are you going to retire?” And there are times when I waffle back and…