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Friday, August 12th, 2011

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Music isn't all that inspires me. Women who follow their passion and do it with flair play an important role in my life as well. Part of the justification and reasoning behind doing or not doing certain things in my life was prefaced by the belief that because I'm "just a girl", I'm either "not allowed" or "not capable" of being any good. Glucophage For Sale, Especially not as good as the boys.

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The other great example of a powerful, influential woman that came to my awareness was the life and death of Lucille Ball who would have been 100 this past week if she were still alive. I'm pretty sure that any person alive between the years of 1955 and 1975 has at least heard of the show I Love Lucy and many of those people are intimately familiar with one or more episodes of the series. Talk about an influential woman. And my take on all of this is: if Lucy did it all those years ago and Hilary is doing it now, what's to stop me or you from doing the same. Glucophage For Sale, I'm not going to let anyone or anything stop me. Including myself. Here's one of my favorite episodes of I Love Lucy, the infamous chocolate factory scene. Check it out on YouTube.

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Now that's some broadcasting I can get on board with and in fact, I've started the ball rolling on a series of group hypnosis sessions which I plan to deliver with a twist and in a style that can only be described as "galvanized."

The theme of broadcasting yourself was so powerful this week that we talked about it at length on The Sheri and Erin Show.

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After the show, Erin sent me a great clip of Abraham-Hicks that talks about the way we send out signals to others and how that impacts what comes back to us. Now it is more important than ever to be aware, to change destructive patterns and for me it's crucial that I have fun while I'm doing it, because afterall, being free mentally and emotionally is a precious gift that money can't buy and it's worth celebrating and sharing with others.

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Galvanized Facebook Friday 03-11-11 – Women Speaking and Dancing Their Truth

Friday, March 11th, 2011

Last Friday I was able to catch Rev. Michael Beckwith live on KPFK (every Friday at 1 p.m. PST). He had a guest, Patricia Sun and the show was excellent. I was definitely galvanized by listening. After Beckwith's show ended, it was followed by a fund drive. The host of the show was playing rare recordings of Martin Luther King Jr. labor speeches. Listening to the fervor King created as he spoke I was both in awe of his communication skills and saddened that he was killed for possessing such skills and using them to create change that went against the status quo.

I'm not going to say I think we need another leader like Martin Luther King, Jr. because I like Courtney Martin's sentiment in her video: Redefining feminism on TED: we need lots of leaders. What I also liked about Martin's TED speech is that part of redefining feminism is to admit that "aesthetics, beauty and fun do matter" and that redefined feminism can include fun and feminine things like fish net stockings. The other part of redefining feminism is to let go of the need to change the world or be the savior. Two of the paradoxes Martin proposes in her speech are "Sobering up about our smallness and maintaining faith in our greatness" and "Aiming to succeed wildly and being fulfilled by failing really well." She ended her speech by saying, "Embrace the paradox, act in the face of overwhelm and love people well." The message couldn't be more timely for me. I'm currently enrolled in a 40-hour Domestic Violence training and I finally have to admit to myself that the only reason I ever got into counseling and teaching is because on some level I thought, hoped and prayed I could change the world and I especially wanted to change the violence. What I realized after many years is that the only person I can change is myself which was initially frustrating but now extremely liberating.

Speaking of liberating, this week I was able to see a private reading of a one-woman show in progress by Marilyn McLaughlin. The show is called 'Big M' because that's what McLaughlin's grade-school taunters called her, indicating that she was "too big". McLaughlin's show was autobiographical chronicling some of her personal journey and her sadness when she was told she couldn't stay in a dance program because she was "too fat". McLaughlin brought her fears of life on stage for dramatic effect and demonstrated the emotion of being afraid she was "too Jewish", "too loud", "too sensitive" and "too intense". Her show is going to be available to college audiences in the near future and will definitely be shocking to some. It was bold and daring, a little bit Eve Ensler "The Good Body" with the dramatic flair you would expect from someone who grew up in the dance and drama circles. McLaughlin's website is called All Bodies Can Dance which is such a powerful statement for me because I've always loved to dance but for many years I stopped dancing because of my poor body image and my fears like "what will people think?" It's only been within the past year or so that dancing has become a routine part of my life again. Dancing and music feed my soul. I'm so happy I was able to heal my body image issues so I can have the joy back in my life again. Another way I cultivate happiness is by choosing gratitude and this has been a week where I realize how great life is. I'm grateful to live in Los Angeles where I can easily enjoy artistic, alternative programs like those mentioned in this post. I'm also grateful for the many wonderful people I have in my life. I am surrounded by people who love me regardless of and even because of the fact that I'm "too sensitive", "too big", "too loud" and don't always hold the most popular opinions.

This week my friend Nick Pfenningwerth showed his appreciation for my work in a short video. Pfennigwerth said reading this blog helps him feel "galvanized" and I hope it does the same for you. I appreciate Nick Pfenningwerth for what he's taught me about thinking big and opening my mind to money. We recently co-facilitated a teleseminar about Money Magnetism that was a real eye-opener for me. I will be doing more work with him in the near future. If you want to release your old ideas about money or you want to learn the principles that will allow you to attract and keep more of your money, you might want to check out Nick Pfenningwerth at Creative Wealth Building.

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Sunday, December 6th, 2009

One night in roller derby practice, I had to jump over the back seat of a Chevy Corvair on roller skates. The prospect of it terrified me but the end result of taking a risk and having success was life-transforming. In this 6 minute video taped at Agape Toastmasters, I talk about how jumping over that car seat, even though I was initially convinced I couldn't, was proof to me that my mind doesn't always tell the truth and maybe I shouldn't take it so seriously. When I hear the words "I can't" in my mind, I ignore it. If you want less fear and more joy, check it out. --------------------------------------------------------------- For step-by-step guidance to overcome failure mentality or fear of failure, purchase From Sabotage to Success.

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A Life to Be Remembered – Agape Toastmasters

Sunday, May 25th, 2008

The Agape Toastmasters are so dedicated that they showed up for the meeting on Saturday at 8:30 a.m. even though it's Memorial Day weekend. Not only that, they had this crazy set up where the speakers for the day did not know their topic or whether they would speak first, second or third until they arrived at the meeting and drew coins to decide. Teresa Walters went first. Her topic was "why." Can you imagine being told "speak about 'why' for five minutes"? Considering that public speaking is the number one fear in the world, our three speakers for today are extremely brave. Glen Edward Davis went second. His topic was "history." I love how he made the following point: the person who chooses and broadcasts the "word" is the one who chooses history. I would add that she who controls the words, controls the world. This is important to consider. How are you using your words? What history are you in the process of creating? Bertrand Christian went third. His topic was "home." Since I was his evaluator, I paid super-close attention to his speech and took notes. Bert talked about how "home is where the heart is" but he also acknowledged that not everyone can easily recall positive memories from childhood. Nonetheless, there are ties to home that can never be cut completely. He talked about leaving home, he talked about how in his generation he couldn't wait to move out of the house but in today's generation, you have to kick the kids out with a steel-toe boot. Bert also talked about how leaving home is an opportunity to reinvent yourself.

About 15-20 minutes into the meeting, Rev. Michael Beckwith from The Secret glided through the room like a butterfly wearing comfortable, leisure-style garb with a scarf tied around his head holding back his flowing braids. He is so graceful and silent. I like his presence. But wait, I forgot to tell you a few important details. The topic of the day was "Living a life that will be remembered." Bruce Gordon was the Toastmaster of the day. I loved how Bruce talked about the seed and the tree. He reminded us that the large trees we enjoy today were once seedlings. Growth is a process and sometimes you cannot see it when it's happening. The word of the day was immutable. The meeting ended with table topics. Each speaker was assigned a quote from a wise person in history and they had to expand on the quote for a minimum of two minutes. I went first. My quote was: "Give me a museum and I will fill it." - Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) I talked about the one immutable force that runs my entire life: the fascination and craft of using words to create an outcome. Whether its reading, writing, speaking, music, movies or TV or even advertising. I am enthraled with how words create this world. I assured my fellow Toastmasters, "if you give me a blank book, I will fill it." I have been to other Toastmasters meetings in the past, but for me the Agape group is a perfect match. Not only do I get to polish the technical aspects of my speech but I also get the opportunity to grow spiritually and become more of who I am. My goal in Toastmasters is to break out of my comfort zone. I am comfortable speaking to small groups about specific topics but I'm ready to get a little bit more real and raw and I want to speak to a larger audience. I need a place where I can discover my unique style and feel safe doing it. For me, Agape Toastmasters is that place.

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