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Just as we celebrate the seasons of the year, we need to be aware of the seasons in our life. Life journey is some what like parenting ! We have to modify our parenting style with the age of our child(dren).

Refusing to do so will oftentimes place us in difficult and challenging situations,with added stress and disappointments. Embracing each season of our journey allow for us to stretch and be prepare for bigger and greater things in life. Success is in our reach, however we have to be prepared for opportunities when they present themselves.

If we continue living in the morning of our lives we will miss out on all the wisdom and knowledge of our evening and night.

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There are external and internal energies that can greatly affect us....but only if we allow them to! These energies have a very dim sputter of light left in their being ~ so in order to survive they need to stir up trouble and chaos within us so they can feed off of OUR LIGHT. Oftentimes, these energies are attached to other people who constantly give them the fuel they need to survive ~ and they will work through these people creating arguments, misunderstandings and negative situations so they can get their fix. Most of the time, painful arguments are not even between the people, but are between the negative energies that are attached to them.

As we continue to raise our vibrations we gain more LIGHT, so we need to be very conscious of the shadow forces working within us, and within other people. We have to learn to take responsibility for our energy, and the vibration we are emitting. In order to release our shadowy aspects we must first acknowledge they are working within us! If we don't acknowledge them ~ if we keep ourselves blinded ~ how can we possibly transform/heal our energy?

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Obesity is rampant  in our World: 

However we can all make the decision to take control of our lives.

Join me as I share how I've been  taking control of my obesity.

Want to have:

Look Younger?

Have healthier hair?

Radiant  and hydrated looking Skin?

Higer Energy?

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Who’s Daphne Clarke-Hudson?

Hold onto your hats: Dr. Daphne’s presence goes way beyond a nationally-recognized empowerment specialist and professional keynote presenter. Sure, she’s also an insightful author with multiple accredited works, an award-winning – and vibrant – TV and radio personality and a certified transformational coach (with over 20 years’ experience helping others create the lives they envision). Yes, she brings a whole world of insight to any table.

But more importantly, Dr. Daphne is a warm, bright inspiration: a powerful visionary who guides today’s leaders true and empowers tomorrow’s to fulfill their life purpose with hope, enthusiasm and resilience.

Today, Dr. Daphne is a true force to behold – an engaging mentor and role model who helps people unlock their full potential and triumph over adversity. To live life empowered and never look back.

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Sometimes our past calls us back to it so that we might make a difference in the lives of the future generations who walk the same path we once walked. I grew up in Jamaica West Indies, and went to school at the Carmel Primary School. I can recall going to school each day; and my breakfast was a piece of yam or dumpling from the previous nights dinner, heated on wood fire. My hot drink was either hot cow's or goat's milk and other times heated cane juice my father made with his wooden mill. I lost my mother when I was 13 and the Carmel Primary School became my refuge and nurtured me through this loss. I was one of the lucky ones, at 15 I went to sit for the Jamaica Local exams and I finished school and moved to the U.S. in 1985 to continue pursuing my dreams. Through the years, my home has always been in my heart, and in 2012 when I visited my old school- my heart sank to see that many of the students arrive to school hungry each day. They sit through morning classes with their stomachs growling, unable to concentrate and fully integrate what is being taught because their bodies need that morning nourishment. I felt deeply guided to making sure that these students were nourished, I knew that this was one difference I could make, and I told Principal Vendolyn Richards that I would do whatever I could to make sure that every child would be able to begin the day nourished 5 days a week before school. These children are in such a critical time for their cognitive development. The body and brain need nourishment every day. And if a child's brain never developed fully because it didn't get the nutrients it needed early in life, the effects of hunger-related delays will remain for the rest of their lives. This is an opportunity to literally nourish the growing minds and bodies of the next generations. Give them a chance to reach their fullest potential. www.GoFundMe.com/1g4m38

Sometimes our past calls us back to it so that we might make a difference in the lives of the future generations who walk the same path we once walked. I grew up in Jamaica West Indies, and went to school at the Carmel Primary School. I can recall going to school each day; and my breakfast was a piece of yam or dumpling from the previous nights dinner, heated on wood fire. My hot drink was either hot cow's or goat's milk and other times heated cane juice my father made with his wooden mill. I lost my mother when I was 13 and the Carmel Primary School became my refuge and nurtured me through this loss. I was one of the lucky ones, at 15 I went to sit for the Jamaica Local exams and I finished school and moved to the U.S. in 1985 to continue pursuing my dreams. 

Through the years, my home has always been in my heart, and in 2012 when I visited my old school- my heart sank to see that many of the students arrive to school hungry each day. They sit through morning classes with their stomachs growling, unable to concentrate and fully integrate what is being taught because their bodies need that morning nourishment. I felt deeply guided to making sure that these students were nourished, I knew that this was one difference I could make, and I told Principal Vendolyn Richards that I would do whatever I could to make sure that every child would be able to begin the day nourished 5 days a week before school. 

These children are in such a critical time for their cognitive development. The body and brain need nourishment every day. And if a child's brain never developed fully because it didn't get the nutrients it needed early in life, the effects of hunger-related delays will remain for the rest of their lives. This is an opportunity to literally nourish the growing minds and bodies of the next generations. Give them a chance to reach their fullest potential. 

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Lee Brower Lee Brower is the founder of Empowered Wealth, LC and noted authority on helping successful family owned businesses create enduring legacies that flourish generation after generation. He is an accomplished teacher, mentor, and a professional coach for entrepreneurs and CEOs through Strategic Coach, Inc., an international organization based in Toronto. His breakthrough concepts on preserving wealth are changing the landscape of leadership in a variety of places, from private homes and small businesses to public corporations and large educational institutions. In addition to his professional experience, Lee offers personal insights on how to face adversity. In 2011, Lee and his wife, Lori, lost their 22-year old son, Nick, to cancer. Nick's Wacky Warriors (a 501(c)(3) public charity) has provided a unique opportunity for his family to be grateful, give back and to have fun. Passionate, dedicated and highly engaging, Lee captures audiences with his magnetic message and charismatic rapport. In his most recent book, The Brower Quadrant, he shares the specifics of how to create powerful high impact families. Visionary in thought and action, Lee is truly a ?change agent? of our time. He is dedicated to revolutionizing how family owned businesses create and nourish their wealth — at home, at work and beyond. Lee resides in the Salt Lake City area with his wife, Lori, where they enjoy the outdoors and the joys that come from having a blended family of eight children and thirteen grandchildren.

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11:00 Andre Taylor. Many entrepreneurs are passionate, hard-working, and highly competent, but still find it difficult to produce the level of revenue and profit they require, to create a sustainable business. If this has been your experience, join us for an intriguing and empowering conversation with author, entrepreneur, and media personality, André Taylor, who will share how he has successfully monetized his business offerings over the years and helped other entrepreneurs do the same. André Taylor is an influential force in this modern era of entrepreneurship, grounded in decades of real business-building experience, beginning his career on Wall Street and later moving into media, technology, and management consulting. He regularly appears on television, radio, in print, and online as an expert in entrepreneurship, most notably as a regular contributor to ABC News, Money Matterspresenting an artful blend of practical business tips and the psychology of entrepreneurship. Analytical, reflective, and sometimes startlingly blunt, tens of thousands of entrepreneurs rely on his advice including his commentary in his must-read, weekly newsletter, Flourish! André has authored about a half-dozen dozen books, among them, You Can Still Win! 10: 00 AM Karen Yankovich Online Marketing Strategist, Business Consultant, and Speaker, Karen Yankovich is the CEO of Dimare Group, LLC.Having been there and done that in the arena of losing (and then re-finding) a focused approach to business and life,Karen now offers heart-based consulting for women entrepreneurs. Her unique specialty blends her ?get it done? attitude with a passion for soulful living in her personal services and online workshop

Why do some people love their work, while the a large majority dread getting up every morning? Is it our decisions? Our upbringings? Luck? Something else? Surveys show that half or more of Americans are unhappy with their jobs. Why do so many of us spend the majority of our waking hours doing work we're unsatisfied with?