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    In a fun twist of fate, I won a book on Sonja Haller's blog: http://blog.sonjahaller.com/.  The book is Finding the Deep River Within by Abby Sexias. First off, I love Sonja Haller's work.  She writes about things that are important to me like: how to balance work, Motherhood and life, meditation, yoga, self-awareness, self-discovery, etc.  So it would figure that I would win a book on her blog (like attracts like...

    I recently traveled to The Big Apple to attend BEA.  For those of you who are not familiar with this event, it's Book Expo America, one of the largest gatherings of agents, booksellers, authors in the country.  The highlight of my trip was most definitely perusing the conference (and city) with a group of exceptional writers, editors and authors.  In addition, I had some fantastic meetings with journalists and publishers. The amazing women in this photo include (from left), Lightbox PR...

    People are always asking me how to market their books and make them bestsellers.  So I decided to give the helpful hints/secrets that I know here.  (They really aren't secrets!).  BTW, I did not invest these techniques.  I have learned them by studying the veterans in the book industry, Jack Canfield, John Kremer, Arielle Ford, etc. 1.  Build your database/platform.  When I first started out in real estate years ago in Ahwatukee, Arizona at the Keller Williams office, our team leader...

    I attended a book signing event at Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe, Arizona last night.  Amazing author, Laura Day, talked about her signature topic, Practical Intuition.  I bought her previous book, The Circle, and her new book: How to Rule the World From Your Couch. So far, I am loving the book! Will post more after I have read both books...

    Lately I am pondering how present I am (or not).  And how present others are (or not).  It seems to me that we are all multi-tasking and not really doing any one thing very well.  Example: today I was driving my child to pre-school while also checking my e-mail on my iPhone, texting on my iPhone, talking to my child and thinking about where I was going after I dropped my child off.  In a word: unsafe. Yesterday, I showed up...

    I realize that so far on my very short journey into the world of blogging, two of my posts are focusing on this topic (being vs. doing).  So, it must really be important to me, eh?  It just seems that everyday I become more focused on the fact that most of the time I'd rather be being than doing.  Now this is a brand new revelation for me...