O, The Oprah Magazine (2-year) [MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION] [PRINT]
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O, The Oprah Magazine (2-year) [MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION] [PRINT]
O, The Oprah Magazine (2-year) [MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION] [PRINT] Reviews
The magazine like Oprah’s show covers topics about the real world that infuences our daily lives. It is also geared to middle aged women like myself. You won’t find Madison Avenue’s obsession with youth, beauty, & nearly nude models spread all over the pages. There are plenty of fascinating articles throughout. Such as: “Is Fear Limiting Your Life?” “Yes I Can Diet,” “Sex In The Middle Ages,” “Cancer-Spot, It Treat It, Beat It,” etc. I also like how the magazine is organized by departments. “Special, Features, O-zone, Advice,etc. Style, Health, Books, Connections, & In Every Issue.” The latter section has a Calendar with quotes on the days, O to go, Love That!, Breathing Space, Shop Guide, Food, Beauty, Something To Think About, & what I know for sure by Oprah. You can also get financial tips from Suze Orman & advice from Dr. Phil like answering a question from a working mom. The only negatives are those that truly can’t be helped. Advertisiments are heavy throughout even the smallest magazines, which keeps them in business. It still deserves five solid stars.
Oprah is living testimony that you have to constantly strive to become a better person. There is no quick remedy to become a better and positive person, and instead you have to constantly work at it. Of course, we don’t have Oprah’s wealth and support system to help us, but what we do have is this magazine. This is a great self-help magazine.
In today’s world where we are constantly strapped for time, and our attention span cannot last more than 5 minutes, this is a great magazine to read and imbine motivation and inspiration.
What makes this magazine a little different from others is that it has examples of real people that you and I can relate to. What I find very interesting is the last page where Oprah pens her thoughts, and reveals her inner-feelings. I remember that in one of the issues Oprah mentions that even though she can afford to buy lots of clothes, she still stops and asks herself if she needs to buy this new piece of clothing. You instantly know that Oprah does not believe in squandering away her wealth, but is careful but how she spends it.
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