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Where Have All The Flowers Gone?
Greetings! The last time I published a post was in July during the summer months when there were flowers blooming, insects buzzing, and the sun beaming down relentlessly on us. My how time flies. That was three months ago. So, let’s catch up.
My previous post was all about lights, camera, and action. Well, I participated in a Mics, Camera, Action seminar since, and it was packed with information on building wealth, running a business, and delivering your best to your clientele. Awesomeness is what I’d like to call that group of women (oh, and one man.) 🙂 I wasn’t feeling my best for about a month due to a neck injury that had me laid up in bed. But through physical therapy, and numerous doctor visits, I’m back up on my feet and working again. Talk about being grateful- that I am! When I became incapacitated, I appreciated the little things that many take for granted- you know, the ability to walk up straight, and run, have feeling in your fingers and full range of motion in your arms and neck without pain. Now that I have regained the use of my limbs, I’m ready to get back to work. Health equals wealth, indeed.
But wait a minute- I look around and see that the season has changed- thus the title of this blog post, “Where have all the flowers gone?” It’s fall, one of my favorite seasons- a time to let go of the old and cuddle up for the winter before spring brings in the new and all over again.
Well, that’s what’s been happening in my world. Hope everyone is feeling well and getting ready for the holidays.While I had some time off- I read a few books:
The Magic by Rhonda Byrne
Killer Genius by Steven Van Patten
The Book of 11:11 Quotes by Ralph Smart
Excellent reading material, a combination of mystery, knowledge, and inspiration. Just what my soul needed.
During my time away, I’ve finally connected with a publishing consultant and team to help with the final draft to be released by December 2015. Just in time to help keep friends and family on track with their personal budgets for the holidays!
That’s all for now, until next time…
Wishing you peace and prosperity,
ET
Public Service Announcement…Free Money!
Greetings! I have an announcement and yes, it comes with a catch. Free money is available ($5000.00 per fiscal year) to youth between the ages of 16-23 years old who are wards of the state (foster children and those transitioning out of foster care) for educational purposes, which can include room and board (while living on campus).
The fund is called the Education and Training Voucher (ETV), and it is provided to states to fund youth in the foster care system and those adopted who are enrolled in college, university and vocational training programs. Students may receive up to $5000.00 a year up to five years or until their 23rd birthday, based on the cost of attendance to their respective programs. ETV funds can be combined with other grants or scholarships to minimize or eliminate the need for student loans. Read the rest of this entry »
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