Amelia's Blog: Financial Prosperity

I just listened to Dr. Ellie Drake and Dr. Sugar Singleton talk about the feminine prosperity hormone. The information CLICKED with me. Now I have a clear understanding of why I relate to what women have to say about prosperity and have static when I hear men ramble on about financial prosperity and how to achieve it.

I look forward to learning even more from these successful BraveHeart women that I have come to know on a soul-to-soul level.

With love, compassion and empowerment,

Amelia
Animal Lovers Community

Kim Kiyosaki not only spoke on Investing for Women at RISE, she also generously shared a copy of new new book, Rich Woman, with us. I read it on the flights home from Los Angeles to Pittsburgh. Imagine that...as tired as I was from the conference, a book on investing kept me wide awake and enjoying every morsel that Kim wrote on those pages.

What you will not find in those pages though is the woman of grace that we met at RISE. Kim not only connected with the women during her book signing, but she also took the time to connect with Linda and her service dog Spirit in the back of the room. Kim truly is a special woman...a Brave Heart Woman.

With love, compassion and empowerment,

Amelia
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Is it time to allow tax credits for pet ownership? Health care professionals are well aware of the health benefits that pet owners experience. Now there is a push to give pet owners a tax credit of up to $3500 to assist them in paying for food and veterinary care.

Many people never have children or their children have moved on and their pets become their fur kids. 'The Happy Act' may encourage animal ownership rather than disposal at the shelters during tough economic times.

Actor Robert Davi presented the topic of pet tax credits on Fox News. Watch this pet video:

What are your thoughts on this topic?

With love, compassion and empowerment,

Amelia
Animal Lovers Community

Our BraveHeart sister Giovanna has just released a new book entitled "Why Chinese Women Are Not Broke."

Giovanna Pang Garcia is well-qualified to write this book. She herself came to the United States as a young girl, not knowing how to speak English, alone in the American culture. Although there were mistakes and obstacles along the way, her determination to forge ahead, however imperfectly, led her to financial success and personal fulfillment. She started her own corporation in a male-dominated industry, building it into a successful enterprise before selling it and retiring in her thirties. After finding the love of her life and beginning a family, Giovanna launched a new career, inspiring and motivating others as a speaker. Visit her Web site to find out more about the resources and services she offers.For more information, or to purchase the book, visit http:/ / www. whychinesewomenarenotbroke. com/.

With love, compassion and empowerment,

Amelia
Animal Lovers Community

How many people will show up at your funeral, especially if all of your connections are online? This is a question that is presented in Sara Blumenthal's new book Nurturing Networker: Business Networking That Matters.

The content presented by expert leaders in networking for business far exceeded my expectations. The Action Plans can be implemented immediately. Did you know that January 24th was National Compliment Day? I may be a day late, but I must compliment Sara on gathering so much expertise together in one very easy-to-read book.

It turns out that Sara and a number of the authors share the same business that I am in for following up with those that we meet.It's true that we attract like-minded people to our network of friends and business associates.

As a new fan of Sara's, I encourage you to buy this valuable resource now: Nurturing Networker.

With love, compassion and empowerment,

Amelia
Animal Lovers Community

This brave-hearted woman saved to give...but she also gave to save. Say what? After hearing the story of Grace Groner, I officially recognize her as a BraveHeart Woman in spirit.

Grace was orphaned at the age of 12. Family friends took both her and her sister in and not only gave them the love they needed but also college educations at Lake Forest College north of Chicago.

Like others who lived through the Great Depression, Grace was content to live frugally in a sparsely furnished one-bedroom home. Reportedly, she bought her clothes at rummage sales. Grace loved people and they loved her for who she was, not for what she had or didn't have.

Grace worked as a secretary for 43 years. She had the foresight in 1931 to make a $180 stock purchase and let it grow. She set up a small scholarship program at Lake Forest College so that students could have a brighter future. I wonder if any of them actually got to know and thank her for her generosity.

Here's the stunner...Grace died recently and the news broke that she was a multimillionaire. Her attorney had the pleasure of telling the president of Lake Forest College that Grace wanted her 7 million dollars to go into a foundation that will enable many of the college's 1300 students to pursue internships and study-abroad programs.

Why did Grace wait to give her greatest gift of wealth until after she died? Was her priority in life to be able to give her greatest gift of love to people that she felt were her true friends because they had no clue that she was wealthy?

Do we as wealthy, brave-hearted women have to choose to give love or wealth at different life stages as Grace did or can we do both while we enjoy both love and wealth?

How does Grace's life story make you feel?

With love, compassion and empowerment,

Amelia

BraveHeart Women are truly empowered women. I know because I have become one. A friend introduced me to Ellie Drake's "Easier Done Than Said" training. It was certainly what I needed at the time and that started my journey with BraveHeart Women.

Some of the women I met early on will always be my "soul to soul" sisters. Dr. Sugar Singleton helped me "Release" the subconscious inhibitors that have held me back from following my purpose.

Producer Paul Ryan taught me to dig deep into my being to express my emotions so even through my tears, I could say how happy I was to be a part of this community of BraveHeart Women.

Charlie Drake is an amazing man whose words, "It's all good" have carried us through the valleys along our journey.

The people behind the scenes are passionate as individuals and as the "worker bees" that make this community hum with harmony.

Everyone in BraveHeart Women is open to learning and sharing what's working now with others. I have learned to put myself out there and to ask for what I would like to receive as I pay my dues.

As a BraveHeart Woman, I have put myself in a position to receive some of the best training in internet marketing by entering a video in a contest. However, I need the votes of other BraveHeart Women to put my video on top. Voting ends September 22nd.

Assist me by clicking on "Live the Dream" and voting so that I can come back here and assist all of you with what is working now on the internet.

With love, compassion, and empowerment,

Amelia Johnson
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