Summer is here!

The great thing about our country is freedom!! Now, I admit, we have our problems, the Gulf oil SPILL, Health Care Reform, Taxes to name a few! But I’d rather live here than any other place in the world! Three cheers for the RED, WHITE and BLUE a country which makes it possible for a stroke survivor like me to start a business and help grow the economy as a small business, that’s FREEDOM! Farmers and the independent, small businesses owners are the backbone of this great nation of ours! Celebrate this 4th in style, buy American! www.foldinmoney.com

Struggles, Haiti and Molly Hightower

I started out to write about my struggles with overcoming my disability due to a stroke that left me unable to speak. Then the earthquake in Haiti happened and Molly Hightower died. I didn’t have the pleasure of knowing Molly and it is tragic that her life was ended way too soon. From all the news reports I’ve heard, she had a good heart and lived her live knowing she was helping those children.

On the other hand, think about it for a minute, are you living your passion like Molly did? Is your job and life fulfilling in the way hers seemed to be? Finding a passion in life can be a really difficult task, so in that regard, I am truly blessed. I found my passion, being a woman and owning my own business doing something I love! My company Foldin’ Money is so fun and so unique that it makes me happy to be a part of it. As a stroke survivor I am doubly blessed in that I can run my business in spite of my garbled speech. Find your passion, follow your dreams, live is short, live it well. I know this is a different type of blog entry for me, I hope you will all give thanks for the blessings in your life! Thanks for listening! www.foldinmoney.com

Guess who’s going to be on TV?

You guessed right! Yours truly will be featured on a segment on the local TV news! It was so exciting to be interviewed by a television reporter. I am so eager to see it when it airs! There was a bit of preparation beforehand thinking of what to say and how to best say it to get the most out of the short time we had. As many of you know, I am a stroke survivor and I have difficulty speaking clearly. Being interviewed on camera was fairly nerve wracking for me; however, it came off without a hitch due to preparation and the reporter also greatly helped me feel comfortable with the whole experience. Those TV folks really know what they are doing! Look for my star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame!! LOL