If you feel you have obstacles overcoming adversity in your life, you have to see this interview. Not only can adversity can be a spring board, but we can learn to be grateful for the obstacles that have helped shaped us to be the person we are today and in the future.
I was lucky enough to recently make the acquaintance of an extremely dynamic person. Her name is Lyn-Dee Eldridge. She is the author of several books including “Tears of Fears Behind Closed Doors”, and Lyn-Dee is also a co-author of “42 Rules of effective Connections”. She has another book going to print as we speak called “Direct Selling Power- Expert advice to accelerate your business” that she is also a co-author of. All that while working on her series of inspiration called the “Lyn-Dee-izm series.”
During the interview I asked Lyn-Dee to share a little about her back ground. I was shocked to hear how much she has accomplished, and how much she has been through to get where she is at. She has always had the mindset of helping people.
She revealed that her friends and acquaintances would be magnetically drawn to her to share their challenges and their problems. Yet none of them really knew what was going on behind closed doors in her own life. You have to see this! Very Powerful. Continue Reading



Have you ever thought about your legacy? Have you ever thought about what life would be like if you weren’t here. I used to think I would live forever. Over the past few years, life events have forced me to examine that illusion. (At least on this planet).
Ok, so now we know the exact day we are going to die and we have plenty of resources to do exactly what we would like to do daily with our lives. Most people when asked that question, know exactly what they would do with their lives.
I have always wanted to fly. As a teenager I visited an aviation school and I let the price tag discourage me. I went onto college and graduated with a bachelors of arts. This piece of paper allowed to have my dream job waiting tables at Chili’s. (Sarcasm). I was at a really low point in my life, and my dad sent me some tapes from Tony Robbins. I was listening to the goal setting session and Tony asked…”have you ever wanted to fly a helicopter?”
