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Realm of impact – circle of influence

   * Years ago during a discussion with someone who worked as a professional therapist, she recommended that people decrease their stress by drawing three circles on a piece of paper that overlapped. The inner circle would be those that are closest to you that you live with, see every day - like your wife, your son, your pet. The next circle would be your closest friends and finally your co-workers. Anyone outside those circles are not worth working yourself into a frenzy about. You deal with the smallest circle first, then the next, then the next as your order of priority. Everyone else is not a priority. It really helps put one's life in perspective and helps people slow down. I recommend our readers try this out on their own . -- Circle Of Influence --   * Today's article was written by Gini Cunningham Every once in a while I get this crazy notion that I can change the course of world events through hard work, determination, and positive ener...

Changing perspective, following the dream

* Looking for that perfect gift for the holiday season? Why not show your support for this blog and our radio show by visiting our store page on our site where we have 5 books to choose from.  -- Brummet's In The Media --   La Reserva Forest Foundation has a wonderful radio show where they celebrate all things Caribbean, but also have special segments called: Climate Change - We Can Solve It.  Their next episode for this series will be today - it typically runs for 3 hours, 9AM - 12 noon Pacific and they've invited me to be a guest for one hour today from 10 AM - 11 AM Pacific. I love the motto they have: "Let's Get Planting" and the organization will also be featured on our radio show in the near future, which I'm really excited about.  So join me today Sunday, October 27th from 10 AM - 11 AM Pacific time for an inspiring discussion about planting trees, purchasing live xmas trees this season and being wary of unsustainable harv...