"Skinny Thinking" book club?

[mistysj 1,940]

Have you guys started reading it? I'm curious what you thought of the ego/inner child stuff? It sounded odd to me at first, but I have been having a lot of "eye hunger" and have been able to use the "that's just the child" trick several times now.

[No game 14,437]

Ok I'm going to check it out on my nook..

[LesIsMore 22]

Count me in. Is there a set time/date to discuss?

[mistysj 1,940]

Interesting idea. Maybe we can choose to discuss on the weekend. In Australia so I'm 15 hours ahead of you guys.

Or maybe we can just discuss as we finish a part. Who has already finished step 1?

[mistysj 1,940]

How is the reading going? Any thoughts?

[RAAinNH 113]

Does anyone have the Skinny Thinking Workbook? Perhaps we could follow start with answering the questions in the book. Anyone interested in leading this group???

[Oliver's Mom 258]

I am going to download it to my Kindle. I'm in!! Is the workbook available on Kindle too? I'll check it out.

[Chas74 56]

Well for 99 cents (Kindle edition)' date=' I'm going to check it out. I'm in if anyone wants to discuss.

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Just downloaded it

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[taurabird 142]

I am in too.

[mistysj 1,940]

Where did you find the workbook? That might be a good way to do it.

[RAAinNH 113]

The workbook can be downloaded on Kindle...

[mistysj 1,940]

Well I guess the book club didn't work. I finished the book and it has some food things and some things that didn't connect with me. I most liked the idea of taking our Ideas and beliefs "to inquiry" and asking if we know they are true or if the opposite could be true. I am not sure if her hard line on abstinence is the only way to go. I did think her idea that hunger is healthy in small doses is also a good one.