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Thursday, August 16, 2012

Mindset and Management



Are you feeling overwhelmed?  Are you staring at a long list of tasks and new terminology, from SEO to social bookmarking?  Is some nagging voice in the back of your head trying to tell you, as you stare at the world wide web, that this is not your Grandfather’s way of making money, so how true could it be?

Well, you’re right about part of it, this isn’t your Grandfather’s way.  This is your way, and it’s going to be fantastic!

Every journey, it is said, begins at the first step.  Your first step is to work on you.  Before you buy hosting, before you load up your web page, before you build your list, you have to know how to get your head in the game and how to keep it there.   


You’re taking a leap of faith into a vast, wild territory that changes every single day.  You’re one drop in a shifting sea.  In order to stand out, you need confidence.  You need personal development. 

You need to apply the Secret of success. 

The Secret is just this:  everything begins with a thought.  Thoughts lead to actions, which leads to the results of those actions made manifest in your life. 

The Orville brothers had a thought about a flying machine.  They took the action of sitting down to design their machine and then going out to test it.  They manifested the ability for you to go to an airport and be anywhere in the whole world in a matter of hours.

And you thought you were sailing uncharted waters!

So, just thinking you can do it - is half the battle. As you think it, ink it ...begin to see it come true. 

See PamPerryPR for tips to move you forward NOW. 
 

Thursday, May 24, 2012

My Digital Life Grows Up: Social Media for Social Good

Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure Detroit

Friends:  I am running in the Detroit Race for the Cure 5K on Saturday, May 26th on my birthday in memory/honor of several very dear loved ones: Andria Hall, Tamika Evans Whitmore and Dawn Spencer.
I am fundraising for the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Detroit.  

The goal is to raise awareness and money to fight breast cancer.

I also want to mention the two foundations that my friends started. Dawn founded the Augme Foundation and Andria the Speakeasy Media Foundation.
My goal is to raise $1,052. The 21st annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure is Saturday, May 26, on the grounds of Comerica Park in downtown Detroit. It is sponsored by the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute.

I will be 52 that day. Praise God for His mercy.

If you'd like to support me in my efforts to raise money for this cause to end breast cancer,  please make a donation using this FirstGiving site I created. (Or, if you'd prefer, you can donate directly using this link: http://www.karmanos.org/app.asp?id=1000&ssec= .

If you're not sure how much to give, may I suggest $5 or $10 per kilometer? I am doing 5k.
Many thanks for your support -- and don't forget to forward this to anyone who you think might want to donate too!

God bless you,
Pam Perry
www.pamperry.org

P.S. The 21st Annual Susan G. Komen Detroit Race for the Cure®, locally presented by the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute and all donations are tax-deductable.  I

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Ministry Marketing Solutions by Pam Perry, PR Coach: My Digital Life Grows Up: Social Media for Social Good

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Why do we Sabotage our Dreams? | Topher Morrison




see www.Launchlikeasuperstar.com

25 Lessons for Life

by Marion Wright Edelman

  1. There is no free lunch. Don't feel entitled to anything you don't sweat and struggle for.
  2. Set goals and work quietly and systematically toward them.
  3. Assign yourself.
  4. Never work for just money or for power. They won't save your soul or build a decent family or help you sleep at night.
  5. Don't be afraid of taking risks or of being criticized.
  6. Take parenting and family life seriously and insist that those you work for and who represent you do.
  7. Remember that your wife/husband is not your mother/father or servant, but your partner and friend.
  8. Forming families is serious business.
  9. Be honest.
  10. Remember and help America remember that the fellowship of human beings is more important that the fellowship of race and class and gender in a democratic society.
  11. Sell the shadow for the substance.
  12. Never give up!
  13. Be confident that you can make a difference.
  14. Don't ever stop learning and improving your mind.
  15. Don't be afraid of hard work or teaching your children to work.
  16. Slow down and live.
  17. Choose your friends carefully.
  18. Be a can-do, will-try person.
  19. Try to live in the present.
  20. Use your political and economic power for the community.
  21. Listen for "the sound of the genuine" within yourself and others.
  22. You are in charge of your own attitude.
  23. Remember your roots, your history, and the forebears' shoulder on which you stand.
  24. Be reliable. Be faithful. Finish what you start.
  25. Always remember that you are never alone.
  26.  
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Open Letter from my sister, Kim Jordan


See video at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1481095124/kim-jordan-uncommon#


Hello Everyone,

My name is Kim Jordan, and I was born to create music. I am blessed to wear many hats, Keyboardist, Producer, Composer, Arranger, Engineer, Educator and Minister.

I have been given the "gift of music." And, what is a gift? A gift is something that someone wants you to have, not because you are deserving of it, but simply because they want you to have it. I know I was given this God-given talent as a tool to convey God’s love and compassion to the world.

The CD project I would like to share with you, and would like your help with, is entitled Uncommon. This project mixes many forms of musical genres such as Jazz, Latin, Fusion, Gospel and others. The message behind the music is simple; “God Loves You Right Where You Are.” Uncommon speaks to those who are broken in spirit, those who are wounded, and, most importantly, those who feel like giving up. This project was divinely designed to lift your spirit and move your soul.

 I don’t feel as if I personally wrote any of the 12 cuts on the project; but, rather, was used as a conduit as each song was downloaded into me to purposely speak to those who are desperately hurting.

Several years ago, I was in a truck accident that caused me to lose a significant amount of my playing ability. I thought my musical career was over, BUT GOD, had other plans for me. He wasn’t finished with me, just like He’s not finished with you.

What I have come to realize is that with every Test, Trial and Tragedy, there is also Triumph! You can’t really have a testimony until there is a test. That accident was my test, but the fruit that has come forth from that accident is a major part of my triumph. God has restored my playing ability, but He has also given me a new mandate and mission.

I believe that one of the reasons that I’m still on the planet is to share with everyone that will listen the message that no matter how bad things may seem, you are loved, you are not forgotten, you still have purpose, value, significance and destiny.

In other words, “Giving Up” is not an option because God himself wants you to know, “He’s Not Finished With You Yet!” The Uncommon CD project is full of life-giving songs of encouragement.

Two years ago, my only brother, Anthony got sick and subsequently died. As I was still grieving, I felt a tremendous urgency to complete Uncommon. I told my business partner and recording engineer of 30 years, Wendell Williamson, that I was ready to resume working on the Uncommon CD project.

Unfortunately, the very next day I received a call that Wendell was in the hospital and within a month’s time, Wendell died. Within 6 months, my musical mentor, Jazz Poet, Gil Scott Heron, also passed away. I’m sharing these stories with you to let you know that Life has dealt all of us some pretty hard blows, and, to be honest, many times I too felt like giving up and walking away.

It was during this period that my production company (Prosounity Music Entertainment, LLC) ran out of resources to complete this project. This is why I am asking for your support.

I am ½ way through the project. As a Producer, I’m aware of the cost involved in producing a quality project from start to finish. For me, asking for money or help with anything is quite humbling; and I am truly humbled by this experience. But, I believe that God uses people to help people; so, I am humbly reaching out to you to help me help others by supporting my efforts to finish the Uncommon Gospel Jazz CD project.

 I am confident you will be pleased, others will be blessed and God will be glorified as a result of your pledges.

From the bottom of my heart, I want to sincerely say “THANK YOU,” and I pray God will richly bless you.
Kim


Follow me on Twitter @kimdjordan






Kim Jordan: Uncommon by Kim Jordan — Kickstarter

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