Screenwriter, producer and financial services professional Harvey Warren discovered a new calling writing about healing.  As he recovered from major back surgery, he realized that there was no guide book to support healing.  People want to get better, they just don't know how.  He began researching, speaking with medical professionals, nutritionists, chefs, physical therapists and other patient.  Along the way, he discovered four key components to successful healing.  Teaming up with others, they created Optimal Outcome Solutions, a healing program that uses motivational videos, positive recovery messages, education, activity and diet suggestions coupled with regular coaching.  The resulting program takes a  book and turns it into a movement.  

Stephen Sweigart has loved writing since his first publication of a newspaper at 11 years old.  HIs work was influenced by professors at Temple University where he discovered the stylistic technique of concrete poems.  But his favorite poems evolve from his travels to Greece and study of classical mythology.  He especially enjoys the Greek gods and Prometheus.  

Born in Upstate New York to an abolitionist family, Matilda Joslyn Gage was one of the three most famous suffragists in America.  Yet her story is all but forgotten in the annals of time because she was considered too radical.  Today many of the ideas she championed are taken for granted.  Women have been voting for decades and we have much more control over our finances, however, there are still plenty of issues Matilda championed that have never been realized.  And here's a little tidbit, Matilda was the inspiration for L. Frank Baum's character, Glenda the Good Witch in the Oz books.  Many of her ideas are woven into the series.  

Often, when we look back across our lives, we can see them laid out like a roadmap.  If we notice, we can see how to connect the dots in the past.  We may not be able to see the dots ahead, but we can aim for what we'd like to see.  Producer, director and distributor Stephen Simon is a great example.  From his first film, he's been exploring love between earthly beings and those in the after life through "Somewhere in Time" and "What Dreams May Come."  After writing "The Force is With You" on mystical movies, he co-founded the Spiritual Cinema Circle which brought approximately 800 films to the attention of their 27,000 subscribers.  Now, add one more work to the list, his new book "What Dreams Have Come," which he wrote with his wife after she transitioned to the afterlife.  

After graduating from university, William Pardue was a counsellor of a wilderness camp where the worst of the worst teenage boys were sent from Chicago.  For 15 months he lived with them as they built everything they needed from scratch.  In the process, they came to understand the value of working together as a tribe.  "Wolf Creek" tells the story.  

Donna Ritch has an inner source that gives her the poems contained in "Universal Secrets: A Collection of Enlightened Poetry."  Their messages convey deep messages of unconditional love and guidance to prepare to take a stand for coming changes. She shares a few of the poems with us.  

Gaileen Crowell has always like to help people heal.  When she retired from nursing, she turned that desire toward another passion, writing combined with her love of crafting.  The result?  The first in a series of children's books with pony characters set in the Old West of the 1860s that help children learn how to handle disappointments and caring for others.  

Robert Mark Schaeberle was tormented by demons while he slept for most of his life.  A schizophrenic, he would battle them by grabbing pen and paper to write poetry.  Jeanne found them after his death and shares them in this book to open a dialogue on the topic of mental illness. 

Born on a South Carolina plantation, Ann Phillips use her personal experiences in those rural settings to populate her books with romance, mystery, thrills and even something for the children.  They are fun for her to write and for us to read and enjoy. Her favorite part?  Developing the characters.  

There are three professionals who can contribute to the best relationships with your dog: the veterinarian, the trainer and your coach.  Dr. Pezzini and Dr. Ferrari discuss considerations to make when choosing a breed, evaluating your environment and learning to communicate with your beloved dog.  

Dogs are different from humans. Ask for professionals for help. For more information, check out:

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