I don't usually pass along ads for seminars but this is one I have gone to and plan to go to again (I'm going to the one in NJ in late June - they're being held all over the US and Canada). And it's free (you have to pay $100 to hold your seat but you will not be charged if you sign and then attend.)
This is one of the best seminars I've ever been to (and those of you who know me, know I've been to quite a few). It's called the Millionaire Mind Intensive and it's from T Harv Eker of Peak Potentials. You probably haven't heard of him. I hadn't before 2005 when I heard him speak at a conference by the author of Chicken Soup for the Soul. I've now attended 3 of his seminars and they are wonderful.
This seminar which is free, not only helps you reset the way you think about money, but it also helps you in many other areas of your life that you're looking to improve upon. And if money is an issue for you right now...and that's the case for many people...this may be just what you need to get your life going in the direction you want.
If you know someone who might benefit from this seminar, please feel free to forward the link www.horizon4success.com/millionairemind.hmt to them because it is truly a Secret of Success. I highly recommend bringing other family members including teens who will benefit greatly from what this program teaches - plus it's great fun!!
Marianne
PS...They will offer you upgraded seats but if you want the free version, that's right below it.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Monday, April 20, 2009
Columbine Ten Years Later
Hi Everyone,
With what's happened in the economy recently and to reflect back on the tenth anniversary of the tragedy of Columbine, my company will be donating 300 copies of the award winning leadership/success program titled "Strategies of Success".
I began writing my program on the day of Columbine when I was vacationing in Florida and heading up to MGM at Disney to surprise my students from Mt. Hope High School band who were marching that day. Like the rest of the country, I was horrified by the events that day and felt that someone, anyone had to do something to give our teens the tools to not only survive but to thrive in high school. I didn't know what I could do but I grabbed a pad on the ride up there and started writing.
The list of over 100 strategies I felt teens needed became the course that debuted in my school two years later. It became the go-to course for students in grades 9 to 12, from special ed to honors. It won numerous awards because students took it to heart and made the kind of changes they wanted to create positive, successful lives for themselves, their friends, their fellow students, their parents.
If you know a high school that would like a chance to win this program for free, go to www.strategiesofsuccess.com and enter. The deadline for entering is July 2 with winners being announced September 2. Schools who win the program (or even those who buy it later) can choose to rename the course so it meshes with their own program of studies.
I'm back in Florida now ten years later. And my goal is still to help teens so that a Columbine-type event never happens again. If you know of a high school that would like to enter this contest, please forward them this email.
Thank you!
For those of you who are educators, thanks for all you do for kids! And to those on my mailing list who were my students, thank you for all you taught me!
Sincerely,
Marianne Douglas
'There are only two ways to live your life. One, is as though there are no miracles. The other is as though everything is a miracle.' Albert Einstein
With what's happened in the economy recently and to reflect back on the tenth anniversary of the tragedy of Columbine, my company will be donating 300 copies of the award winning leadership/success program titled "Strategies of Success".
I began writing my program on the day of Columbine when I was vacationing in Florida and heading up to MGM at Disney to surprise my students from Mt. Hope High School band who were marching that day. Like the rest of the country, I was horrified by the events that day and felt that someone, anyone had to do something to give our teens the tools to not only survive but to thrive in high school. I didn't know what I could do but I grabbed a pad on the ride up there and started writing.
The list of over 100 strategies I felt teens needed became the course that debuted in my school two years later. It became the go-to course for students in grades 9 to 12, from special ed to honors. It won numerous awards because students took it to heart and made the kind of changes they wanted to create positive, successful lives for themselves, their friends, their fellow students, their parents.
If you know a high school that would like a chance to win this program for free, go to www.strategiesofsuccess.com and enter. The deadline for entering is July 2 with winners being announced September 2. Schools who win the program (or even those who buy it later) can choose to rename the course so it meshes with their own program of studies.
I'm back in Florida now ten years later. And my goal is still to help teens so that a Columbine-type event never happens again. If you know of a high school that would like to enter this contest, please forward them this email.
Thank you!
For those of you who are educators, thanks for all you do for kids! And to those on my mailing list who were my students, thank you for all you taught me!
Sincerely,
Marianne Douglas
'There are only two ways to live your life. One, is as though there are no miracles. The other is as though everything is a miracle.' Albert Einstein
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