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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.

That's why I love to surround myself with examples of women who rock. This past week I saw Hilary Clinton sitting beside Obama at a press conference and I couldn't help but think, "she looks hot". I wasn't just referring to her physical attributes. What I saw in that video was a strong, educated, feminine, graceful and powerful woman. When you consider all she's been through, she sure is holding up well, Glucophage For Sale.

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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Song #7 of the 2009 Galvanized Music Countdown

Friday, December 25th, 2009

Song seven on the countdown is perfect for celebrating the season. The track is titled, One Tribe by the Black Eyed Peas and it's all about unity and music.

This tune was the song of the week on June 9. Which is the day their album The E.N.D. (The Energy Never Dies) was released. I posted a blog with lyrics if you'd like to read along as you listen.

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Here are the results of the countdown so far: #7 - One Tribe by Black Eyed Peas #8 - Fight Riff by Eula. Come back tomorrow to see what song #6 is. Between Christmas Eve and New Years Eve I will post my top eight favorite songs of the year. These tunes were selected from the 51 songs of the week that were submitted by Michael Zampelli during 2009.

Stay tuned because very soon I will release Songs to Galvanize Your Mind - A List of Songs for a Strong Mind and a Stronger Purpose.

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Michael Beckwith to be Honored with the 2009 Outstanding Communicator Award by Agape Toastmasters

Sunday, December 7th, 2008

Spiritual Leader Michael Beckwith, founder of Agape International Spiritual Center and featured expert on the movie The Secret will be honored by the Agape Toastmasters club on December 13th with the 2009 Outstanding Communicator Award. Agape Toastmasters is a unique Toastmasters club whose purpose is to "foster an unconditionally loving, mutually supportive and highly inspirational environment that will empower its members to become excellent communicators and leaders ready to serve our community and the world with joy, authenticity, wisdom and integrity."

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Through Michael Beckwith’s leadership Agape International Spiritual Center has become a trans-denominational movement and community of 9,000 local members and 1,000,000 friends worldwide. He is the author of many books including his most recent work “Spiritual Liberation: Fulfilling your Soul’s Potential” and has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show and Larry King Live multiple times. "Beckwith’s vision and outstanding communication skills have contributed greatly to the expansion of consciousness on our planet” said club president Jesus Nebot. “He serves as a perfect role model to all our members and we are delighted to honor him with our first Outstanding Communicator Award”. In addition Beckwith will also receive a cash donation to support the humanitarian work of the Agape International Spiritual Center in the world. During this annual meeting the Agape Toastmasters club will also recognize outstanding member of the year, Bruce Gordon for his great contribution to the club in many leadership positions. This celebratory breakfast meeting is open to the general public at no charge and will be held on Saturday December 13, 2008 from 8:30-11:00 a.m. at Agape International Spiritual Center located at 5700 Buckingham Place Culver City, CA. For more information or to RSVP for the event contact Sheri Zampelli at 562-305-3434 or visit Agape Toastmasters on the web at http://agape.freetoasthost.info/

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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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