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Cory says: "The brain is the main command
center of the body that regulates your body temperature,
hunger, and movement. It is composed of about 100 billion
neurons.. But, there is something else that is needed to
run the body. It’s called the MIND (we call it the
Manager). Without it, none of the machines in the control
room would work right.Your brain says, “I need to
lose a few lbs.”Your mind responds, ” Yah
right, who are you trying to fool – you know you
always go off the program in 2 days.”Your brain
says, “I am going to start working out
everyday”… but your mind says, “You hate
exercise and you’ll never look good in tights, your
thighs are the size of a line backer so just go out for
the Packers!”Your brain contains all the facts, but
your mind is the observer who is always there to
‘comment’ by either cheering you up or dragging
you down. It is your job to create a place where your
mind becomes your best friend, supporting what your brain
says in harmony to empower you to reach your goals.
Remember your mind that tells your brain how to respond.
Try to clean out your ‘mental storage cabinet’
and keep the thoughts and memories that you like, and
throw out the rest. Emotions that are pent-up always have
a way of re-surfacing as depression or some
self-destructive behavior. You should learn to
‘acknowledge’ these old feelings, but not hang
onto them. They usually have nothing to do with what is
really going on right now. Your brain determines what you
are going to do, or say, or feel every single day. Unless
you make it a conscious effort, your negative
“old” thoughts will try to take over the
positive “new” thoughts. If you have ever cried
during a movie, you understand the physical responses
your body has to images that aren’t even real to
you. If your brain and body can react to these unreal
movie images, you can also program it to react in a
positive way to those situations that are real. You can
choose to just quit replaying those old sad
memories…and only go to the new happy ones. You
still know the bad memories exist, but you just
don’t let them in. " Cory Everson Standing 5'8" and weighing
150lbs.(give or take a few) Born Corinna Kneuer on
January 4, 1959 in Madison Wisconsin. She has two
sisters, one older, Charmaine, and one younger, Cameo.
She holds the elite title of the most Ms. Olympia wins
and the most consectutive wins. In 1977, she was a
penthathelte competing in such things as the long jump,
shot put and discus throw. She won the Big 10 title and
made Nationals 4 years consectutively. She also met Jeff
Everson and her life changed. In 1980 she graduated from
Wisconsin and landed a job in Chicago as an
architect-designer. 1984 IFBB Ms. Olympia -
1st 1985 IFBB Ms. Olympia -
1st 1986 IFBB Ms. Olympia -
1st 1987 IFBB Ms. Olympia -
1st 1988 IFBB Ms. Olympia -
1st 1989 IFBB Ms. Olympia -
1st Filmography 1996 Felony Sondra, 1995
Ballistic Claudia, 1994 Natural Born Killers, TV Mallory,
1991 Double Impact Kara, 1986 The Morning After Miss
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