Bobbie Thomas The Joy Of Style

<p>The stressful demands of our daily lives can be overwhelming. Taking a little “me” time each day is vital to reduce stress levels, improve concentration and stay productive. To this end, beauty &amp; style expert <strong>Bobbie Thomas</strong> has a number of simple self-care tips for your viewers to pursue joy on a daily basis. According to Bobbie -- author of the best-selling book, <em>The Power of Style</em> and Style Editor for NBC’s TODAY show – it’s most important to put YOU on your to-do list.<br> <br> Hear Bobbie discuss:<br> <br> •How to find more “me time” each day to refresh your batteries.<br> •How to reset or refresh your daily routine to help boost your mood.<br> •Simple beauty boosters to look and feel your best this spring and summer.<br> •Self-care suggestions for mood-boosting “me-time.”<br> •Joyful snacking tips including a better chocolate break.<br> <br> And on the topic of a better chocolate break, Bobbie can discuss the launch of Joy Bites, Russell Stover’s first assortment of No Sugar Added chocolate bars. Born from the belief that everybody deserves a little bite of joy every day, Joy Bites by Russell Stover began with a commitment to carefully selected ingredients, kind practices, and wrapping Joy Bites in 100% recyclable materials, playing a part in the worldwide focus on sustainability. Made with stevia extract, <strong>Joy Bites</strong> is crafted with no artificial flavors or preservatives, no added colors, and of course, no added sugar. Joy Bites cater to chocolate lovers everywhere including those who may be following a keto-inspired lifestyle.<br> <br> Author of the best-selling book, <em>The Power of Style</em>, Bobbie Thomas has shared fashion, beauty, and feel-good advice in nearly 1000 segments as the Style Editor for NBC’s TODAY show over the past 15 years. Although her television career started on the red carpet for E!, the former co-host of the Style network’s Fashion Police and national columnist began her work as a rape crisis counselor. Uniquely understanding that “b