One of my biggest mistakes was letting a doctor put me on antidepressants without doing research. Guess what I found out after my girlfriends and daughter celebrated one night with me? While having a great, hours-long dinner at my favorite restaurant, we had two glasses of wine and an after dinner fancy coffee drink. When we left, they were fine, but I was acting crazy drunk.
Maria asked, “What are you on?” I said “Nothing…wait, you mean Wellbutrin (bupropion)?”
We realized I had been acting strange for quite some time. Years.
From the many bupropion side effects I found listed online, I experienced these: confusion, trouble concentrating, unusual thoughts and behaviors, distress, dizziness, tinnitus (ringing in my ears), sleep abnormalities and impaired sleep quality, decreased memory, forgetfulness (I had trouble remembering Maria’s last name!), shortness of breath, shaking or trembling hands, dropping objects, and spilling drinks. There are many more side effects, including seizures, which I didn’t have. I was afraid I had early onset Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s. Not being able to keep thoughts straight feels incapacitating.
I feel sorry for my friends who only knew me while taking this medication. Within a few days of weaning the antidepressant, the ringing in my ears left one ear and decreased significantly in the other. After just a few days without Wellbutrin, I started writing again. Today, I’m working on two new books and loving life. I’m much happier than I was taking the medicine. I don’t drink nearly as often and when I do, I’m not out of control.
How many people taking antidepressants are misdiagnosed with Alzheimer’s, dementia, or attention deficit disorders?
Besides taking my doctor’s advice on medicines, I allowed my friends to counsel me and I paid a coach to teach me internet marketing–all wrong. I also witnessed many of my friends paying “coaches” who gave them bad advice.
Take responsibility for your actions. Make your own decisions. Too many people let their friends and others claiming to be life coaches, who aren’t licensed counselors or trained professionals, tell them what to do. If you’re a life coach, please guide and encourage clients to their own inspired conclusions.
We’ve all been told to stop dwelling on the past and on things that make us unhappy. You don’t need to be a New Thought or Oprah Unity follower to see the positive vibrations emanating outward from Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, and even the more business-directed Linkedin. I love this exciting, uplifting, spiritual energy!
But, what do you do when sadness wells up and you feel like crying? I’ve been in the depths of darkness with my broken heart hurting so badly I had trouble breathing. I wanted my heart to burst so I would die. After all, it felt like a real heart attack. Why not let it kill me and put me out of misery? You may not have lost a child and a husband, but you most likely have lived through a broken heart.
Besides tragedies, everyday hardships cause endless suffering. When we pull ourselves up by leaning on each other and concentrating on the goodness surrounding us, we feel happiness. You get what you concentrate on, so why not think about the flowers, birds, and loving friends? Perhaps you desire so many things that you concentrate on your personal material goals and wonder why you’re still not happy.
Positive Psychology in Reverse
Try this easy, quick (only three questions) exercise without cheating yourself and reading ahead. Get a piece of paper or open a new screen. If you take the extra seconds to write down each question by long hand, your brain helps you fill in the answers.
Dwell for a moment on your discontent.
1. What makes me feel discontented? Write down a few things that make you restless, unhappy. Don’t over-think. Just jot.
2. What do I desire to ease the discontent? Next, write down what you long for to replace your discontent.
3. What are my decisions to take action to change? Base your decisions on what’s your highest sense of good for others, for you, for your life, for your business.
Your decisions form your destiny! Some days, it pays to let your unhappiness help you change your life. Discontent shapes desire. Desire sparks decisions. Decisions structure destiny. It’s your life. Chose joy!
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Sugar-coat Multi Level Marketing (MLM) and label this sales system Network Marketing to create the aura of a new attitude towards MLM all you want, but upline and downline direct marketing ruins friendships, consumes lives, and oversells expensive products. Let me explain the four main reasons why I won’t listen to your “once in a lifetime opportunity” sales pitch.
1. You lose friends.
As soon as you say yes to your friend touting the new product, they become your upline and demand access to all your friends. Your friend becomes a sales maniac encouraging you to have parties where she keeps pushing, pushing your friends to spend money they don’t have on expensive products they never knew about and don’t want, especially in massive quantities automatically billed monthly. Furthermore, at the end of the month, you get massive amounts of phone calls, emails, and texts demanding you get just a few more sales so your former friend can meet sales bonuses.
2. You lose your life.
If you buy into the dream like I did (I once had a downline of 33,000 people.) you become obsessed. Every moment of your life becomes about how to get more people signed up. Every party, dinner, visit, phone call, and chance encounter becomes about Your Wonderful Opportunity. You find your life consumed by MLM–missing out on normal social functions, relaxation, family, friends, and fun.
Stop and Smell the Roses
3. The products are overpriced.
Even though the company says they save advertising dollars, your upline makes an inordinate amount of commission and bonuses. The last product I bought into had beautiful packaging. Once dropped, it broke open to disclose an inner, less than half-size inner bottle. Besides being deceitful, as an environmentally conscious person, the extra wasted plastic aggravated me.
4. Autoship
Be wary of autoship. I was told I would get billed at the end of the month. The date went from the 30th to the 26th to the 20th. Also, I suddenly started getting a third charge for $29 for which I still have no explanation.
Do you think I’m being too harsh? I realize people need to make money today more than ever. What do you think?
It seems so long ago that I booked my cabin. Now, it’s just around the corner. There is still time to book your space… Learn online marketing and relationship marketing from the best.
Experience the architectural art of the original and ultimate glass projects leading authority, artist Ron Wood. He creates large, significant one of a kind projects worldwide. Using Light in all of its myriad behaviors, such as reflection, projection, focus as the major palette in these works, Ron has been “Lifting the Human Spirit” through worldwide excellence in architectural art since 1972.
The Jeanette Joy Show with Dave Stech from Joy TV.
Jeanette Joy interviews real estate investor Dave Stech whose controversial methods inspire, outrage, and entertain. Filmed on location in San Diego by Ted Setla.
Joy TV presents Jeanette Joy Fisher and Canada’s mascot for the most tweeted about event in 2010.
Meet Captain Kindness, head cheerleader for “Spreading Kindness – Random Act of Kindness Day.”
The Kitchener and Waterloo Community Foundation improves the quality by building community endowment, addressing needs through grant making, and providing leadership on key community issues.
Tweet Me Right Charity Road Trip in Canada filmed on location in Waterloo by Simone Blum for Joy TV.
”Cead Mile Failte” and enjoy a bit of old Ireland in our authentic Irish pub. Open since 1986, Kitty’s is as close as you’ll come to the Emerald Isle featuring Irish fare like fish & chips, shepard’s pie, just to name a few delights. Irish spirits and live Irish entertainment.
Join us from 6 to 9 PM tonight, September 8. Please let Jean AKA @TektiteGroup know you’re coming.
We’ll be interviewing tomorrow for Tweet Me Nice and Tweet Me Right videos. Tweet Me Nice features you and your Twitter account. Tweet Me Right magnifies the good news about volunteers and charities helping their communities.
I believe Twitter has changed the way I think, improved my writing skills, and influences my speech patterns. I find myself leaving out words in speaking and blog posts, writing incomplete sentences, misspelling, and assuming the reader knows what I’m talking about as if we were in a tweet conversation.
I asked this question on Twitter: Does Twitter make you think and speak in short, incomplete sentences?
My responses were as different as my tweethearts. Oh yes. Twitter words invade my conversations and writings.
This is what my followers had to say.
Loly_ru Lola
No, it makes me rethink what I want to write. If anything I am better at summarizing.
utravelwithus Five Star Travel
it does its horrible… when im on facebook i write something and its very short and i have to think and rewrite
M_Gagnier Marissa Gagnier
It actually makes my thoughts and convo more precise. I’ve learned to get to the point.
darlatierney Darla Tierney
No, but I find myself speaking with hashtags in emails! 😉
pampositive Pamela Allen
LOL! Yes ~RT @JeanetteJoy: Does Twitter make you think and speak in short, incomplete sentences.
AutoRevo AutoRevo
yes. yes. (ha ha, see what we did there?)
KFPhotographs Knight Finley Photo
I often say, “OMG, that was . . .” When I shockingly realize that I’ve just spoken in text speak, I forget what I was saying.
StorageMart
It makes us realize Prince was seeing the future when he gave his songs short-hand titles. #twitterspeak #textese
ProsePowr ProsePower!
Yes! & then when I have 2 write something the long way, be it FB or an email, I’m still abbrevating. Curse u Twitter!! lol
PhoneBoy no. I had problems speaking long before Twitter 🙂
Please add your comments below with your thoughts about the way Twitter has changed your thinking, writing, and speaking. I will quote you in my upcoming book. Leave your website if you would like it listed with your name and Twitter profile.
#Joy TV presents Jeanette Joy Fisher interviewing Julie Spira at a tweetup in Los Angeles, California. Julie talks about her Twitter experiences. Filmed and edited by Martin Glover.
WHY
To inspire loving and prosperous friendships leading to greater local community support. People want to help each other. Showcasing giving volunteers and charities gives other communities ideas about what and how to help their neighbors. Also, Tweet Me Nice videos promote people’s businesses and spur the economy.
WHO Twitter, Facebook, and Google+ Super Stars and Media Mavens Let us know if you want to join us.
WHAT Activities Interviews with Social Media Network friends who also share their photos, blogs, tweets, videos etc. Interviews with Volunteers who give time and ideas, nominated by tweets, Facebook and Google+ posts Interviews with nonprofit charity leaders in local communities who also share the videos, photos, and press.
Tweetups, meetups, parties, book signings for local authors. Bring small products and business promotional materials to share. This increases attendance, inspires joint ventures, and gives everyone more publicity.
Fun days promoting US landmarks and venues
Publicity Tweets: Massive amounts of photos, videos mentions of #JetBlue @JetBlue# Cadillac and other designated hashtags and accounts
Google+ huddles and posts
Flickr
Facebook Group
Articles (Jeanette Joy Fisher has almost 2,000,000 views of her articles on ONE article directory.)
Blogs
Press Releases
WHERE Tweet Me Right West via Jet Blue from Long Beach direct to the following cities:
From Chicago, we’ll pick up a GMC vehicle and drive to Kitchener, ONT, Canada and then down the East Coast.
WHEN
August to December 2011
RESULTS
1,000s of tweets, mentions, hashtag mentions for 3+ months
Photos on Facebook,Twitpic, Flickr, Picasa, Google+, kFrog, etc
Videos on YouTube, Vimeo, Flickr, Facebook, Google+, JoyTVnetwork, Media Super Star Blogs
Facebook posts
Google+ links and mentions
Local meetings and events draw locals to appreciate new venues, JetBlue, and GMC.
*** Published book recapping volunteer stories and road trip events with photos and accolades to volunteers, participants, charities and limited sponsors.
PARTICIPATE “Like Us! We Like YOU!” Tweet Me Right | Charity Road Trip Meet us along the way…
NOMINATE volunteers who deserve a spotlight!
RIDE Along and or MEETUP
My Twitter friends have changed over the years since 2007. Some have dropped off Twitter, a few have passed on, and others don’t tweet to me often anymore for whatever reason. This list has changed drastically since my first one.
I know I’ve forgotten a few who add to my love of Twitter. I compiled this list over a month. If you feel like I left you off, please let me know. One of the reasons I hesitated doing this was because it’s hard to remember everyone. Tweet Me Nice and I’ll add you to the upcoming Simply the Best Twitter Friends Part 3.
My personal Twitter following standards (there are no rules on Twitter) include a follow back. I am not a fan on Twitter. To me, it’s all about the conversation.
Most of these people I have met in person because of conversations on Twitter. I didn’t look at numbers, scores, or statistics. This list features loving, nice, and reciprocal conversationalists. Some of my friends I have yet to meet in person. I feel close to them after hundreds of engaging tweets. We email and talk on the phone. When we finally meet in person, there are no awkward moments, we immediately bond.
CyndeeHaydon a long time friendly tweetheart, knows how to tweet with style as she cross promotes your business.
DianeTate Inspired the #TweetMeRight Charity Road Trip; a classy, gorgeous lady who conquered adversity with grace
EdLovesSumo Ed Phillip gives and gives and gives. He’s simply the best.
Faith_Ford Down to Earth, friend, actor and Southern Belle tweetheart
HawaiiRealty Kelly, fun company to cruise the Caribbean and California coastlines and a great real estate expert!
HennArtOnline Henie Reisinger, artist extraordinaire with a generous heart
inspiremetoday Gail Goodwin, friend, full of life and love
JessicaNorthey Twitter’s favorite blonde bombshell; just as amazing in person
jbranigan Jane finds time to be a supportive friend on Twitter while she bakes delights and runs a Bed and Breakfast in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
janewmeade One of the best reasons to tweet… you meet people like Jane who comes to most of my events–drives through LA traffic and brings goodies too! We both have little grandsons named Finn.
JetBlue My favorite business; great flight from Long Beach to Austin!
k8dt Kate Daven Thomas Sings! Fun, funny, makes you smile and giggle!
kaytcampbellcom A great listener who helps you remember who you are, Me, not Me author
kim tweets for peace, promotes the arts, and is a lot of fun sharing scary movies. She also is patient with blondes driving convertibles while filming in LA during protests.
LipServiceInk Thais` Mills sent me a sample of her fun and fabulous art. She’s also a great writer and I look forward to a real hug.
LizzStrass Brillant leader on Twitter and everywhere online and in person
LoisMarketing Lois Martin, Southern writer and sweetheart
SherylBreuker one of my first Twitter friends is even more fun in person.
SimoneBlum Simply the Best supportive, generous and gregarious traveling companion and tweetie!
soultravelers3 Follow a family around the world on an endless journey seeking truth, sharing love, and telling incredible stories,
StaceySoleil Friendly, inspiring, motivating, and a great mom!
squeakmouse73 Rainee Perdue, sees life more clearly than sighted people.
SuuperG Gina Stark, gorgeous Gina is down to Earth and nice too!
terrinakamura Terri knows how to be a friend when you need one. Tweets in True Twitter Spirit!
TomorrowKnight WIth over 220,000 followers, Sean Gardener remembers his tweet friends.
tkpleslie Leslie, a long time tweetie, knows how to make real connections and invites you to fabulous events.
TweetSmarter, On my first list of favorite tweethearts, Sarah has blossomed to be one-half of one of the most influential Twitter accounts: Knight Foundation and Shorty award, front cover of CNN’s technology section, profiled by the Huffington Post…
windycitysocial Hope encourages you to enjoy life while working smarter.
YogaArmy Sebastian St. George would be on my list just for his great name. He also gives me lots of support and shares good content. Besides, he grows organic vegetables.
WarrenWhitlock I’ve known Warren longer than Twitter’s been part of our lives. Twitter helps keep us connected.
yokoono Only on Twitter can you talk to a star like Yoko who I respect for her work towards Peace.
Long ago, in another life, I had a neighbor who became a great friend. Ruth Wiseman lived across the street (more like a pathway) in Valley of Enchantment. I think I want to move back just for the name and the trees that make a gentle quivering forest sound in the soft wind.
Ruth was one of the first shoppers on TV way back in the mid seventies. She loved to stock up on bargains. One night, Ruth slipped and fell into her glass coffee table. Her husband Jim came and yelled for my husband Brian to help. Brian, a former paramedic returned home crying. “She’s gone,” he said. I could not wrap my mind around what he meant.
A few days later, Ruth’s shopping order arrived. Jim brought me the package and said Ruth wanted me to have the nightgowns and enjoy them. 34 years later, I am wearing the blue lace one of the two I have left and wondering what happened to the tangerine silk.
The blue and the mauve beaded gowns have been though pregnancies, nursing babies, losing our daughter Sara, losing Brian, and more. Both gowns look like the day they arrived.
Do you still have things in your life you purchased years ago? Think about your purchases lasting a lifetime. Maybe even someone’s other than you.
It all started a long time ago in Twitterland with a tweet from Diane Tate about a virtual road trip party on Twitter.
After Katrina, we tweeted about the volunteers feeding the hungry in New Orleans. While tweeting my heart out for four years, I’ve met so many amazing people and traveled around the world. It’s time to give back.
Joy TV, a new website set up to showcase people making a difference to bring about peace through friendship and prosperity, is sponsoring the Tweet Me Right Charity Road Trip.
Who: Twitter friends will ride along in segments. Besides the Twitter Elite, we have folks who volunteer and also international Twitter connections flying in to share their stories.
What: Joy TV interviews charities and volunteers helping those in need in their communities.
Where: We’ll visit cities in the US with a stop in Canada.
Why: We hope to inspire others to help local people in need by see what others are doing.
When: Joy TV is interviewing volunteers in California in July and August. The road trip begins September 1 in Detroit, America’s Motor City.
During the road trip, we’ll host tweetups, meetups, showcase organizations and individuals for Joy TV Tweet Me Right videos.
Tweet Me Nice videos will also be filmed showcasing Twitter users.
Isn’t it amazing that psychologists concentrated on people’s extreme problems for years and only recently started researching what makes people happy?
Learning how to control my thinking about myself has not been easy these past few years. I was extremely depressed about deaths in my family and MAD at myself for not working harder or smarter.
How do you treat yourself? Do you hold anger and resentment towards your actions bottled up inside? Are you constantly saying “I should have…?”
One of my best friends, Simone Blum and I were talking about Joy TV. I have been working on The Joy Company for over a year. During this time, I have had five web designers and I still have no website. I was complaining to Simone in anger at myself for allowing this to happen. Then, I remembered what Brad Fallon said on a webinar two nights ago. Brad said he’d been working on his new site for four years. As you may know, Brad made about a million dollars in an hour online and made multimillions besides. He has a lot of money and many people working for him to get his new project up and running. I suddenly forgave myself and a huge black cloud of disgust evaporated into the nothingness from which it came.
Simone told me something that we want to share in depth with you soon for no cost. The basic idea for you to start using immediately is to treat yourself like the precious person you are. Think about the way you would talk to yourself as the little two year old you were. Be kind and gentle. Control that irritating little voice in your head. Love yourself.
It all started with Meryl Streep and Amy Adams… Julie and Julia, the Oscar-winning film about a woman who blogs every day for a year, is the spark and inspiration behind one of SA’s most popular blogs. Jodene, a writer and life achievement facilitator, decided to put her life online in a daily blog, appropriately called Project Me. The aim was – and 500 days on, still is – to take the time every day to reflect on what has happened in her life and to focus on becoming absolutely goalless and totally purposeful. And, as an aside, she hopes that one day a movie will also be made about her with Amy Adams playing the lead role. Like Julie in the movie, Jodene just started blogging, not knowing where it would take her but knowing that it’s something that she needs to do.
Jodene stays in touch personally with her readers through social media like Facebook and Twitter. She has become somewhat of a blogging celebrity as a result of her commitment to blogging daily and the openness with which she blogs, and has been featured on an international blogging community, as well as on the South African blog She’s The Geek as a woman who makes a difference through technology. Her Twitter following has grown to nearly 13,000 because of her personal interaction, believing that every tweet and comment must receive a response. The blog receives on average 650 hits per day. There is also an international audience with one of the blog’s most ardent fans being in the USA.
Like on any journey there have been ups and downs. Jodene herniated and sequestrated a disc in her lower back in August 2010. This injury had her bed-ridden for a month and a half in extreme pain, yet the blog had to continue. Jodene says, “During this time I knew that if I didn’t blog then I’d be missing the point of Project Me. I only missed two days where the combination of the pain and the medication meant I wasn’t lucid enough to blog and I asked a friend to fill in for me. It was during this time that I realised that Project Me was going to continue for more than the initial 365 days.”
There have been many milestones along the way. On day 100 Jodene wrote about the 100 things she had learnt up to that point. There was the moment she was approached by her first sponsor and realised that her blog was moving onto another level. Day 366 was also momentous, as she then knew the blog was limitless, having superseded the original goal of 365 days. Now there is day 500 (trending as #D500 on Twitter), which was celebrated with a cocktail party on 15 May at Café Culture in Fourways. Highlights at the party included blog comments from around the world and a live Twitter feed.
Jodene says, “The results have proved to me that anything is possible if you tell your truth and live your life asking yourself, ‘if the whole world knows this about me, will I still be able to hold my head high?’ This moment has answered my question: Yes!”
Project Me has inspired readers from around the world and shows the power of everyone telling their own story. As a result there is now a section for successful South African personalities to do an online interview that tells the readers a little about their journey to success while also promoting a charity organisation close to their heart. Another popular feature is Your Project Me Story where readers can submit their own stories of living with courage, consciousness and a sense of humor.
Jodene continues to tell her story and hopes that everyone will do the same for themselves because we all have a story as unique as we all are.
Jodene is a 30-something Joburger with her finger on the pulse of social media. She’s an accomplished writer, blogger and speaker with a passion for watching people flourish, especially while eating ice cream! She is a passionate advocate for taking responsibility for your own life, your happiness and most importantly your choices. She is co-owner of Lifeology, a company that encourages courage, consciousness and a sense of humour as the main ingredients to happy living.
The Day 500 event is proudly sponsored by 6 on THIRTEENTH and Café Culture.
About 6 on THIRTEENTH
6 on THIRTEENTH is a boutique store stocking New York designer Kathy van Zeeland’s must-have handbags. Located off Parkhurst’s main strip, at 6 13th Street, Bev and Matt will play host and personally introduce you to Kathy and her latest trends on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 10h30 – 14h30, or by appointment.
Contact: Bev 082 330 9562, Matt 082 298 9770
About Café Culture
Café Culture is a Bistro Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge. Open Monday to Sunday from 11am till Close. Situated in Pineslopes Shopping Centre between the Keg and Thai Restaurant (same Centre as Billy the Bums).
Speciality meals are Pork and Merlot Pie, Fillet with Gorgonzola, Caramelised onions on baguette & Tempura Hake and Rosemary Potato Wedges, Amazing Salads and Sinful Desserts.
Café Culture is a social place to meet your friends and enjoy a sundowner or have a homely meal. Get there early to get your couch! At night it becomes your house party away from home.
Contact: Kerry 082 894 6114 or email kerryrsvp AT gmail dot com
My heart is sad. My sister in law passed away today.
When I received the call, I was reading a book on happiness only to get to a depressing part where babies died reminding me how bad it hurts forever to lose a child. I hope my sister gets greeted by her angel niece.
Just before my daughter Sara passed away, she, her dad and I watched Concert for George over and over. Sara loved the ukulele her dad played; music was her favorite activity. I now have a host of angels watching over me: Sara, her dad and his sister.
When I ask my doctor friends about why we have so much pain when someone dies, they tell me it’s because we have so much love in our hearts. I’m grateful for the love.
“Whatever your problem or task for the day presents, your attitude controls your actions and determines your results—success or disappointment.” ~ Jeanette Joy Fisher to Bamboo Women, July 10th, 2007
Success implies the attainment of the intention. Set your goals as desired outcomes of your inspirations turned into ideas.
Think about the way you react to your everyday stresses. When you let your attitude control your actions, your outcome becomes the direct result of the way you let your emotions rule your life. If you react with positive focus to a problem, you act with joy and a peaceful plan. When you REact to a problem with negativity, your disdain and displeasure cause hurt feelings, misery, and, too often– failure.
No matter how bad the morning seems, start your day with a positive attitude. Turn negative thoughts to positive and see the difference in your actions and results!
Surrounded by a bed of needles, a cactus flower blooms.
One of the best benefits of Twitter is making new friends. Sine 2007, I’ve met some fascinating, friendly, and good folks. When I count my best friends, it’s amazing how many I know from Twitter. Just knowing they’re only a tweet away makes me feel loved, supported, and comforted.
Sometimes I feel like I need to quit Twitter because I don’t need more friends in my full life; I can concentrate on the ones I know, love, and trust. Then, I came across another group of women across the continent and across the sea creating a wonderful community.
Members of Rainbow Light Foundation on Twitter – @Louise_M_Oliver @JenniferWarters @RebeccaPenkett Each have amazing websites and visions.
You just have to smile at how much alike we are even if we never met in person. We share a dream of peace. And rainbows. Rainbow Light Foundation Irish Rainbowhttp://rainbowlightfoundation.net
Let’s let the love and light we share heal the world. Love brings peace, which gives joy.
Joy to YOU!
Jeanette
JeanetteFisher.com, online since 2003, had hundreds of pages with articles, photos, videos, a media room, and more. Google loved the website and included it in the top listings for “Jeanette” searches. I was reluctant to discard all that content, work, and SEO.
Life takes us in new directions. This new website is not about me. It’s for you. I don’t like the ugly word “blog” and rather think about this as my open letter to you. Like most of us, I’ve learned a lot about love, life, and making money. It’s tempting just to stay home and read, watch movies, tweet, and talk on the phone. However, I want to change the world for my grandchildren.
If we inspire loving and profitable friendships worldwide, we can give Joy to the World, Joy to YOU and me.
