Being A Millionaire

What's your worth? How do you determine your worth? Does your worth depend on you or someone or something else, an outside source? These are some big questions needing some very important answers . . . because if you're looking to something on the outside, you are probably looking in the wrong place.

The truth is that all the answers you need are right on the inside! To Think is to Create. Believe it and you will achieve it. These are all words we have heard before . . . for years even. If you haven't heeded these words 100% up to now, maybe today you will hear them differently.

What do you want more than anything? Don't dwell on the question. What's the first thing that popped into your mind? Now if you had that that right now, what would you be thinking about? How would you be sitting - - the same or more confidently? How would you feel? Would you even care what others around you thought about you?

All of these have been thoughts that have gone through my head. What I know and what I believed with confidence were two different things. So I recently hired a new coach (see business spotlight); and it's only been 2 weeks and already it has been the most amazing, eye-opening experience! I knew that I was building a multi–million dollar company, but I'm not sure I truly believed I was worthy of it . . . at least not until now.

Believing in yourself is one of the most powerful things in the world. So what is that 1 thing YOU want right now more then anything? Email me, post a comment, find me on FaceBook or Twitter and let me know what that one thing is. Maybe we can help you get it!

Wishing you peace, love and joy in your life.

Looking for a Change

Ever feel like it's just about time for a change? Could be any kind of change:

• A change in a relationship;

• A change in your career;

• A change in your financial situation;

• Or maybe, a change in your look

What are you waiting for? Do you find yourself saying: "I will do it when . . . "; "I will get out of this relationship when . . . "; "I'll get a better job when . . ."; "I will update my look when . . ."? How often does "when" never come? Maybe "when" is n-o-w.

There is an old saying that "when the student is ready, the teacher will appear." If you have truly been thinking about (and desiring) a change, an opportunity will surely appear. You then must be willing to take action. If you are presented with an opportunity and don’t take action, you are saying to the universe "I’m not good enough yet." When you take action, when you go for that opportunity, the universe will bring you more and more opportunities. That's just the way it works. So it is so much better to take action and even fail than it is to not take action at all!

You are worth it right now! You are worth whatever it is that you want to change. Yes, YOU are really worth it RIGHT NOW! Take a risk . . . Make the change. Great rewards are on the other side!

Finding the Right Suit for Summer

For the Lady's

Whether suiting up for the office or suiting up for a warm summer's day by the pool, the same basic rules apply. You always want to accentuate your best features to take the focus away from other areas. So, let's find the right suit to flatter your shape!

If you have a small bust, choose a suit that has some padding. Bikinis with a triangle top will create more curves. Tops with ruffles are a good choice as well because they maximize the appearance of cleavage. What to avoid: tube styles.

For those of you more generously endowed, look for something with extra support for the "girls". Tops with a hidden underwire are the best for providing support. Halter tops with thick straps will lift the "girls" up creating a much more flattering look. And please, avoid the triangle tops.

For all the juicy pear shapes, you can sweeten your pool look by wearing darker colors on the bottom and bright eye catching color or patterns on top. Bottoms with a high waist will also make the legs look longer and leaner. Try pairing a halter top or tankini with darker bottoms.

For women looking to tame the tummy while diving in, try 1-piece suits that have a corset like construction and wrap styles. These will help slim and hold for a great classic look.

And, if you have a rectangular athletic shape, look for suits that tie around the neck and bottoms with a high leg to create more curves. Or a 1-piece with a belted waistline can be a flattering fit as well.

Now that you look hot, Dive in and cool off!

For the Men

There are 2 basic styles of swimwear for men. (Note: this does NOT include the Speedo, which in America should only be worn by men participating in a sport that requires them.) Your real choices are surf style shorts or swim trunks. Generally surf shorts are longer and lace up the front. Swim trunks are typically a little shorter and usually have a lining.

The surf short is more popular with the younger generation. This year Ed Hardy, CHRISTIAN AUDIGIER, and Salvage have the top styles for 2009. Salvage even has some shorter styles for you more compact hunks. Surf shorts should hit at the knee and never mid-calf.

If you prefer to show some leg to get more tan, Tommy Bahama has some really nice swim trunks to show off any great pair of legs.

So suit up . . . I'll be looking for you poolside!

Finding the Right Sunglasses to fit your Face

I found this article on Aticle Alley and I wanted to share it. It has great information on how to find the right sunglasses to fit your face shape.

While sunglasses are a must-have fashion accessory, it is true that every kind of sunglasses does not suit every face shape, which is why you must put in some thought and research before buying shades that suit you.

The rules of thumb are very simple. People with small faces should wear smaller sunglasses, and people with bigger faces should wear bigger ones. The shape of the frame must be in contrast to your face's shape, so if you have a rectangular face wear round sunglasses. Here are more details on what to look for when shopping for sunglasses:

- Oval Face: This is a great face shape to have as almost any kind of sunglasses will suit it. Try out the latest styles and experiment to figure out which one you find most comfortable to wear.

- Round Face:The frames that you buy must make your face look longer and thinner than it actually is, for this you should buy sunglasses that are slightly wider than the broadest part of your face. You can add definition by buying a pair that is rectangular as this make you look like you have a longer face.

- Diamond Face: This is a face that has high cheekbones, and narrow forehead and chin. The best sunglasses shape is oval as that will soften the face's shape quite a bit. You can also try slightly curved square frames. However, the important thing to know is that the frame should not be wider than the top of the cheekbone.

Square Shape: With a strong jaw line, wide forehead and cheekbones, this is a very angular face. You can reduce the angles by buying sunglasses that give the face some definition, like cat-eyed varieties or oval shades

Oblong Shape: This face shape needs to be made to long less wide and shorter than it really is, so buy sunglasses that are not wider than the widest part of the face. The best is round or square shapes.

Besides face shape, it is also very important to look at skin colour. People with very pale skin should try frames that are slightly coloured with hints of rose or amber. Darker complexions should use shades that are either clear, or silver/gold. Black is not a good colour for people with darker skin.

Another thing to consider is your hair kind. Soft and curly hair is best paired with rimless frames and delicate shapes, whereas very curly hair is best with small frames that sit within the hairline. People with short hair should wear round frames, and people with very short hair should try out colourful and bold designs.

Buying sunglasses is not as simple as going into a store and picking a pair out, so make sure you look at a variety before deciding on one.

Thanks Debra Brian Hunt(Author) for the great info. I couldn't have said it better myself.

Style Within Weekend

You've been hearing about the "Style Within Weekend" - well what exactly is that? I'm so glad you asked . . . today I'll answer that burning question.

The "Style Within Weekend" is a fun and educational weekend that is certain to inspire the fabulous woman you are on the inside and transform the amazing woman you are on the outside.

May 1 -3, 2009 will be a weekend for women by women We'll come together and celebrate total beauty. At the end of the weekend, you are guaranteed to leave feeling the most beautiful that you every have, both inside and out! Doesn't that sound wonderful? Wouldn't you like to take a little time for yourself? Then join us! (Hurry, because seating is limited.)

This weekend is brought to you by Raenel Breucop, Ontologist (ontology is the study of being); and Stephanie Ann Vehon, owner and CEO of Image Empowering. Here's what's in store for you when you attend:

Friday night: The Welcome Reception kicks off the event. An evening of getting to know each other and going over the agenda for the weekend.
Saturday: A Day of Self Discovery - - tapping into the confident, beautiful, sexy, empowering woman you are on the inside led by Raenel Breucop.
Sunday: A Day of Beauty - - enhancing the stunning, gorgeous woman you are on the outside, including 1-on-1 sessions with Stephanie Ann Vehon, a professional make up artist AND a top hair stylist.

What you can expect from the weekend:

• Meet the amazing, beautiful, sexy woman that is in your skin.
•  Find the confidence that comes from loving your mind and body.
•  Discover how to dress your body type. 
•  Develop your individual style including clothing, hair and make-up.
•  Embrace your inner beauty that is the heart of your total personal image!
•  FUN FUN FUN!
  

If you know that looking good makes you feel great - OR - if you haven’t treated yourself in a long time . . . then don’t wait any longer. The "Style Within Weekend" is for you. Y-O-U deserve it!

Wishing you Peace, Love and Joy in your Life :)

Stephanie Ann Vehon