Tag: positive attitude
I Can Do It. Again. Again.
Nothing reaches more people than a good old dose of inspiration, and that’s exactly what Hay House, the largest publisher of self-help, inspirational and transformational books and products, served up in the annual ‘I Can Do It’ conference at the Tampa Convention Center.
Feeding Families for Thanksgiving–Ryan Nece & Power of Giving Event
On Tuesday night, I gathered a group of my friends and joined Ryan Nece and his Foundation at the University Area Community Center in Tampa. We helped serve a homestyle Thanksgiving dinner to families of the community! My friends and I were pleasantly surprised to see the number of people who volunteered for this wonderful [...]
I Can Do It!
I was SO EXCITED to attend the I Can Do It conference in Tampa with Positive Impact Magazine’s Charity Beck, Nancy Baptiste and Julie Starke. Not their first time, however it was mine. WOW! I loved it and took away so many positive messages and tons of motivation from the event. There were about twenty-five [...]
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“In a world where the big things
have little difference – it’s the little things
that make a big difference”
Good Wishes Flying to Japan to Assist in the Challenged Areas of the Recent Earthquake, Tsunami, and Radioactive Meltdown
Students raised $1000 by selling origami cranes with messages to assist those affected by Japan’s recent earthquake, tsunami & radioactive meltdown.
Paul Orfalea of Kinkos: How to Make Copying Original
Be inspired by the accomplishments of one man with a vision. Paul Orfalea of Kinkos: How to Make Copying Original.
Jane Fonda: Working Actress, Working Activist, Working Out
Jane Fonda, from Academy Awards, to Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Population Fund, she has been recognized in nearly every aspect of her life.
Buck: The Real Horse Whisperer and Living Legend
The film Buck, which will be released in theaters in late June, takes the audience on the journey of one man who turned his suffering into success by reaching out to the horses he loved.
CODA Children Of Deaf Adults: One Woman – Three Cultures
My name is Liysa Callsen. I am one woman with three cultures, and I live them daily. I bounce among the worlds of the hearing, the deaf and CODA. For those not familiar, CODA means children of deaf adults, and specifically refers to hearing children of deaf parents. For me, CODA has a deeper meaning. It helped to define me…the true ME at my core.
Find Your Fire – Tips & Secrets to Loving Your Life!
Take back control of your life. The secret to loving your life is simply understanding that You get to choose. Life is what you make it.
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