Here are just a few of Debbie’s media appearances:
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	Debbie talks with LXTV(NBC) about New Years Resolutions and how to make them stick!
	Debbie talks with Good Morning America Health about how to stop your health insurance company from messing with you!
	ABC NEWS NOW: Job Club- Don’t Do This If You’re Looking For Work – Tory Johnson talks to career coach and author Debbie Robins
	GOOD MORNING AMERICA HEALTH Debbie talks about stress-busters for the holidays!
	Interview with Debbie Robins by Don Weise, Publisher/Alyson Publishing
	Fox News/The Strategy Room Debbie talks with host Uma Pemmaraju about the economy, career challenges and what you can do to succeed in this world professionally
	Debbie shares some Advice on holiday stress with WNBC’s Melissa Russo Avoid OVERWHELM by learning her MAGIC RULE OF THREE!
	The Joan Hamburg Show- New York’s Queen of the Radio Debbie talks with Joan about holiday stress, life’s challenges and why she left Hollywood
	JOEY REYNOLDS SHOW (WOR) Debbie and her husband, director/writer  Hubert de La Bouillerie, talk with Joey about Shovel It! And the movie business
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	FOX STRATEGY ROOM
	YOUR CAREER IS A GAME. FOUR KEY MOVES TO PLAY AND WIN! Your Career Is A Game - 4 Key Moves To Play And Win! 7 TIPS to Stop Your Health Insurance Company From Messing With You! Marshall Goldsmith's 12 Keys To Get Your Mojo Working! 14 TIPS TO SURVIVE VALENTINE’S DAY WITH LOVE IN YOUR HEART TIPS ON HOW TO START THE NEW YEAR WITHOUT WANTING TO WHACK SOMEONE UPSIDE THEIR HEAD! Three Tips To Stop The Holidays From Becoming A Karmic Turkey! Life Is Filled With CRAP! What’s A NICE PERSON TO DO? Huffington Post Sharon Glassman Interview How Not to be a Horse's A#$%!: 3 Tips for When You Blow a Public Fuse 3 Tips For Dealing With A Butthole Boss 3 Tips To Stop Blaming Money For All Your Problems
	Visit Debbie's Advice on the WASHINGTON TIMES COMMUNITIES section. Ask Debbie a question and see your answer published in her Kick-Ass Personal Advice Column. 2 Million people come to the WTC every month! www.washingtontimes.com/communities/
	Debbie talks with Good Morning America News about Tiger Woods’ apology
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	Debbie Talks with Good Morning America News about how to successfully enjoy Valentine’s Day even if you’re alone!
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	Deb talks with radio host, Beth Greer (On Progressive Radio) about Shovel It! and some of her favorite CRAP shoveling techniques
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	Debbie talks with WomansDay.com About How To Be Happier at Work
	Debbie talks to The Daily News about Conan O’Brian and the best way to resign!
	Debbie Robins on the Futility of Denial and Doing What You Love
	Debbie talks with Brett Blumenthal, radio host and CEO/Founder of Sheer Balance, Inc.,
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	Debbie talks with Missy’s listeners about how to leave the “overwhelm” behind and find “life balance”!
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	Debbie talks to Missy about Valentine’s Day and keeping the love going all year round!
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	Debbie talks with Missy (AM1340) about her new book!
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	Debbie talks with Patricia Raskin about her seven life-survival techniques!
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	Deb talks with Nina Boski about whether women can HAVE IT ALL!
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	Debbie talks with Dr. Jane about life strategies to create more peace and happiness! Click here.
An Interview with Deepak Chopra and Debbie Robins: Debbie talks with Deepak about her best-selling book, Where Peace Lives, and how to create more peace in your life, and in the world!
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	An Interview with Debbie Robins Michael F. Shaughnessy Senior Columnist EdNews.org Eastern New Mexico University
	Laid-off and livid | Deb Robins, Advice, Career | DONNE TEMPO
	popculturecurmudgeon.com/2009/08/ celebrities-and-money
	www.embracingmyjourney.com
	www.theweek.com/article/index/ 100815/Does_marriage_make_you_poorer
	www.nolimitsforme.com/Articles-NL/NL025/NL025-DebbieRobins.pdf
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	Conscious Discussions Talk Radio Show: Debbie Robins talks about her best selling book Where Peace Lives.

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Dear Deb…boy do I need your help,

My parents are recently divorced and do not get along at all.  They struggle to be civil toward one another even for short periods of time. Now that my siblings and I are becoming more and more busy with our own lives, and especially because we may start planning families of our own soon, our holiday schedules make it almost impossible to celebrate holidays separately with each parent.  We don't have the time or the energy for two Christmases and two Thanksgivings, and don't want to be forced to choose or to split up.  Is there a way we can tell our parents to "grow up" and put aside their differences for the sake of the family?

Dear offspring challenged by divorce,

Reorganizing family dynamics after a divorce is no easy feat. Here’s my Debie's Advice:

#1: No, you can’t tell your parents to grow up. That is going to be a decision they have to make.

#2: Determine what will work for you at the holidays and do just that. Remember to communicate clearly to both of your parents the reason for your decision. If one or both gets upset, that is their issue to resolve, not yours.

#3: Focus on your own growth. Be an example to your parents of how a family member can successfully navigate the challenges of divorce. We have no control over the choices that other people make, but we do have control over our response to it!

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