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Wellness with Deborah Myers and Evolution of Business Cards

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A car accident in 1993 forced Deborah Myers to abandon her successful insurance career and become an acupressurist.
The episode begins with host Cynthia Bryan introducing the show and the new year, followed by a miracle moment quote. Guest Deborah Myers joins to discuss her Wellness from the Inside Out Summit, launching on January 19th, which includes 22 expert speakers focused on health and wellness for kids and families. Deborah shares her background as a certified acupressurist and Jin Shin Jitsu practitioner with over 30 years of experience. She recounts how a 1993 car accident led her to leave her insurance career and pursue acupressure full-time. Deborah explains the summit's creation, involving vetting speakers and offering free registration with a VIP option. She details the 'Daily Clean Your House Flow,' a nine-step self-help acupressure technique, emphasizing the first step of giving yourself a hug to connect with energy points and promote self-love. A story about a seven-year-old using the technique is shared. Cynthia provides Deborah's website and summit details. After the interview, Cynthia transitions to a segment on the evolution of business cards, tracing their origins to 15th-century China, development in Europe, and modern digital innovations. She concludes with motivational advice, encouraging listeners to create their future and promote the summit. The episode includes promotional segments for Cynthia's books, speaking engagements, and the Be the Star You Are charity.

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A warm wellness conversation frames self-acupressure as a gentle daily ritual.

Star Style begins the year with a wellness conversation shaped by the body-as-house metaphor. Deborah Meyers leads a nine-step self-help acupressure flow for home practice, starting with a gentle self-hug and moving toward breath, emotional steadiness, and daily care.

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Press play when a self-hug and a nine-step reset sound like a reasonable first move for the new year.

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