For many of us, the holidays are times for getting together with family and friends. What kind of relationship can you develop with kids you only see once in a while? Dave Savage, owner of Memory Keepers Video Services, has lots of ideas—such as exploring the capitols of countries and states; creating a family mission statement; learning how to say "please" and "thank you" in different languages, or finding out about an elder’s adolescent years. Imagine the kids asking questions such as, “Were you ever bullied?" "Did you ever have a teacher who didn’t like you?" "What kinds of clothes did you wear when you were a teenager?" "What does religion mean to you?” You’ll have to listen to capture all the helpful hints! For more, go to davesavage.com.

Vanessa Lowry thinks creativity and encourages it in us all. From her latest program, "Art in 30 Days," to her doodles and coloring book, Vanessa says it is never too late to start being your creative self. Just taking 15 minutes a day transformed this host into a person who sees art and color in everything! She also helps people get published—she is a creative soul leader.

Derek Rydall shows us how the law of emergence works even more effectively than the law of attraction. He makes a strong point for how our best qualities can emerge out of who we already are. In his book, Emergence: Seven Steps for Radical Life Change, Derek also shows us how we are not praying for, but from. Tricky concept? Listen ... very interesting!

Author Ron Chapman helps us see life from a totally different perspective in his book My Name Is Wonder. Think of the lessons Jonathan Livingston Seagull learned along the way—that's where Wonder the goat enters the picture. Ron Chapman has not only the book to share, but also a life of learning and study that has led him to finding out about disappointment and forgiveness. Lighter times follow the dark. This, you can be assured.

Do you have an invention that has been brewing in your head for a long time? This show is for you. Dave Savage is former president of the Inventors Association in Atlanta (and my husband!), so he has seen every kind of big idea—some that have made it big and some still on the drawing board. How can you prepare yourself and protect yourself in the world of invention? What do you need to know before you get started? Contact Dave about his consulting fees at 404-323-8686 or email [email protected] for more invention information.

Will Mathis began his spiritual journey long before most of us are aware it exists. Then, during a down time, he began to discover spiritual teachings through New Thought leader Louise Hay. After letting go of old ideas, like feeling that his pain was "special," Will took classes and evolved into a practitioner at Centers for Spiritual Living. As he reminds us, "We all yearn for something ... keep exploring."

Jen Erickson is a singer/songwriter who performed at Unity of Melbourne, Florida, when I spoke there. To get prepared, she wrote a song on "The Power of Yes." The audience was happily enthralled! Jen tells the story behind her songwriting adventures and encourages us to "Live in the Light." To contact Jen or book her, email her at [email protected].

Activate the Power of Yes by setting good things in motion. Get your family together and start taping stories. Dave Savage, owner of Memory Keepers Video Services, gives helpful hints about how to get started. What equipment do you need? What about sound and lighting? How do you get Grandma to relax so she can tell those memorable stories that create a legacy for you and yours? If you're having a family gathering or reunion, prepare in advance for a fun time that your family can watch long after your loved ones are gone. For more details and sample questions to ask, go to davesavage.com.

When you were 13, were you homeless and couchsurfing with anyone who would take you in so you could stay away from a mentally ill mother and foster care? Were you in and out of foster care, group homes, and psychological facilities after you had been abused in every way? While many would say no to life under these circumstances, Sandra LeMieux and Deadrick Leonard both Activated the Power of Yes by choosing a better way. They got involved with the Orange Duffel Bag Initiative, a nonprofit providing at-risk youth (and those aging out of the foster care system) with programs to improve their chances at better education and work. It also provides ongoing support and advocacy and offers hope for lasting change. Diana Black, Vice president and board member, explains how it works.

Host Beverly Molander is joined by her husband, Dave Savage, as they give thoughts and suggestions on planning for that inevitable day. Based on their book, Heartfelt Memorial Services: Your Guide for Planning Meaningful Funerals, Celebrations of Life and Times of Remembrance, you will get some commonsense insight on how to prepare for this well in advance.