can you see your brilliance?

today i begin a new life-scroll 1

i begin this day with love in my heart-scroll 2

i will persist until i succeed-scroll 3

-og mandino

we all need each other for love, understanding, validation, to get on our case once in a while, to hear no, forgiveness and company.

this has for so long been taken out of the workplace. listening to your client, your co-worker, your boss-this can be done with love in your heart. then you are truly listening.

i love you,

sarah

what a weekend!!

on saturday i went to a seminar hosted by judy feldhausen on "unlocking your brilliance" in chicago. on the drive home, my brain was so full of love and compassion it was if someone else had taken over.

you know when you meet someone and they have been here before (maybe a few times) and gathered so much information. judy is that person. she is grace embodied.

on weds, may 20th at 6:30pm at the menomonee falls library on pilgrim, i will be giving a 25 min talk on intrinsic value. strange and big word, though really means the part of you inside all of the other stuff. the part of you, that maybe you don't want anybody to see. this could be self-worth, self esteem, something that might be holding you back in your family life, work or both.

rita, our beautiful president of arbonne international, (by the way her birthday is tomorrow) has always said that our company is an empowerment and self-improvement company diguised as a health and wellness business.

i feel so blessed to be able to get in front of so many beautiful and smart people everyday. they teach me so much about myself. good or bad, others are our teachers and we can choose to embrace that or gloss over it.

come weds night-call me if you need directions

i love you,

sarah

happy mothers day!!!!

to all the care-givers, grandmums, mothers, foster moms, and truly anyone who cares for another (which is so many)

happy mothers day!

i am always in trouble for not sending out a card, or sending out flowers and i have a hard time remembering peoples special days. this irks my family and friends. when i travel i don't buy gifts for the adults-kids yes and again i get grief. my thought is that something material cannot replace the grandeur of where i have been. many times it is looked at and put away or ends up in a garage sale. i understand this seems to many selfish or self-centered of me though i would rather be in their lives day to day. this is also how i feel about death. funerals are for the living. you would have thought i created an international incident when we could not afford to go to my grandfathers funeral. i had just seen him and spent good time in tennessee visiting. we spoke on the phone often and i even had the nurse hold the phone to him when he was in hospice.

wow, what a rant, i really wanted to let all the people that give of themselves selflessly and love unconditionally a high five

today i begin a new life -og mandino

i love you!

sarah