Stepright with Lynn Whetham Radio Show YOU- A FORCE FOR GOOD with guest Cindy Stone: A compassionate approach to creating connections, empowering yourself and enriching the lives of others. Have you ever experienced something where you wished you could make a change, but you thought, Who am I? Who am I to make a difference? Who am I to impact other lives?…and that was all it took to stop you. We will explore; how compassion as a driving force changes the choices we make and the actions we take, the things that stop us, how to break through those limiting beliefs, how to make great connections and mobilize groups to become a force for good in this world.

Stepright with Lynn Whetham Radio Show Films and Documentaries are incredible tools for communication and change.  We will discuss motivation and challenge as it relates to this industry and its contribution.

Stepright with Lynn Whetham Radio Show How are you and your money getting along?  Are you giving the relationship the attention it deserves?  Do you allow money a place in your master plan or do you believe you can separate it from the rest of your life?  Join Lynn as she discusses the 10 vital steps to a great relationship.

Stepright with Lynn Whetham Radio Show 6 Canadians travel to Uganda to exchange ideas about music, dance and life.  Join Valerie Hill as she shares her “Dream for Uganda”. http://dreamforuganda.com/ See the film trailer  here.

Stepright with Lynn Whetham Radio Show Defeating ignorance with the most powerful force known to man: Woman. http://amaroksociety.org/wordpress/2011/12/amarok-society/

Stepright with Lynn Whetham Radio Show In the past retirement may have been considered the end.  The end of work, the end of productivity and the end of added value and approaching the end of life.  No wonder many avoid thoughts of retirement.  What are the new realities?  What has changed?  What options are now available?  How can you take control and design the retirement or un-retirement lifestyle of your dreams? www.stepright.ca http://kirkwoodwagnergallery.com​/

Stepright with Lynn Whetham Radio Show Canadians are generous.  We give to many charities every year.  In 2013, the vast majority of Canadians (82%) made financial donations to a charitable or non-profit organization.  The average annual amount per donor was $531 in 2013, up $61 from 2010.  The “top donors,” defined as the 25% of donors who contributed the most money, contribute to about four fifths of the total annual amount of donations in a given year. Most Canadians give cash directly to the charity but there can be good reasons to explore additional ways to give and resources available to help.  Perhaps someone wants to be intentional about their giving.  Perhaps they have additional cash to give away this year – due to selling a business or receiving an inheritance.  Perhaps they are curious about giving stocks or mutual funds or want to know more about donating life insurance. Regardless of the amount or method, it's important that people ensure they can track their donations, both from a financial planning and tax efficiency perspective.  Working with a financial planner to build charitable giving into your overall household budget can help ensure you maximize the amount you're able to give and allow you to take advantage of the tax benefits associated with your donations. www.mennofoundation.ca

Stepright with Lynn Whetham Radio Show The challenges affect us all. Whose responsibility is it to conserve the environment?  Whose responsibility is to ensure our children are educated?  That our neighbors have jobs?  That children are fed? Does it matter if I’m informed?  Do my values make a difference?  What influence do I have? Are my small efforts of any significance at all? Join Lynn as she chats with the Reverend Canon Linda Nixon.

Stepright with Lynn Whetham Radio Show Our lives are made up of the stories we live and tell.  Please join Lynn and Tanya as they share simple stories that create the fabric of life.

Stepright with Lynn Whetham Radio Show Life pulls us in multiple directions and most of them are motivated to earn money to pay bills.  What would change in your life, if money was no object?  Tanya speaks with her guest who made a bold decision to start concentrating on loving life instead of paying bills. Jane Wojtaszynski:   [email protected]  ~  www.ilovemylifemagazine.com Tanya MacIntyre :  www.TheGoodNewsOnly.com