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-- Quote of the Day --

“Leah’s family come from a very small town and they are very private people, and I talked to some of them and they love the book and they love the pictures but some of them said ‘listen we are a little uncomfortable that you decided to disclose so much about your lives’… but Leah wanted to do this – and we thought the only way that this would work is to be totally open, and that can be a little uncomfortable for some people. 

What I have done is I have sent them some of the responses I have received on how this book is helping people and I think they can then appreciate it even though some of it is a little difficult to read.”

~ Nick Trujillo

Today’s quote originates from the Conscious Discussions Talk Radio episode that aired back on Feb. 26, 2013… titled: Leaving a Legacy & Healing Grief Through Writing

 (*Click on the title to access the full discussion)

-- Brummet's In the Media -- 

YMag features Lillian Brummet on page 35 of their april 2013 issue: http://issuu.com/ymagtsng/docs/ymag0413_final3_5

When you go to the link you'll see some icons on the bottom right of the image... there is a magnifying glass icon, click on that - type in "brummet" and you'll find the article from there.

-- Referral Corner -- 

Yes, it is time for another installment of recommended resources that we hope you'll have a chance to check out and perhaps network with in some way.


Heifer International: Works with communities to end hunger and poverty by delivering livestock and knowledge to communities that are the worst hit by poverty and hunger. By giving families a hand-up, not just a handout, they endeavor to turn hunger and poverty into hope and prosperity. By bringing communities together and linking them with markets in their area, the organization helps bring sustainable agriculture and commerce to areas with a long history of poverty.
Info: Heifer.org

Earth Resource: Their mission is to empower the public with the resources they need to make environmentally sustainable choices and changes. This environmental educational non-profit organization targets three primary audiences: youth, communities and businesses -  helping each of these groups determine their environmental issues and provide the resources to assist them in accomplishing their goals.
Info:  http://earthresource.org




Itafari: A 501(c)(3) organization founded in 2005, works passionately in the Rwandan region to provide hope and opportunities for a better life.  Their varied programs offer assistance in the form of education, entrepreneurship and training, child sponsorship, goat rearing,  healthcare services, and micro loans.
Info: Itafari.com