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Does Your Personality Change with the Weather?
My Brain Color Personality definitely changes with the weather! Now, that we are having an early Spring, my Yellow Winter Brain that wanted checked everything off my To-Do List during the cold weather has quickly changed with the warm and sunny weather. My Blue Garden’s Brain has taken over my personality. I want to be outside enjoying the sunshine and…
Read more“Happy Day!”
A few months ago, my husband and I were in Los Angeles attending our lovely cousin Beverly’s memorial service. It was a very difficult and sad time for our Glazov family. One morning, as were leaving our hotel room we said “good morning” to the housekeeper and let her know we would not be returning to our room until the evening.…
Read moreGetting It Right Can Be Stressful!
“I’m so stressed because I want to get it right.” That was a comment I heard from one of the staff members when I was facilitating a What Color Is Your Brain? program at the Taylorville Memorial Hospital. Below is excerpt from my What Color Is Your Brain? book that will give you a more in-depth explanation of…
Read morePersonality Types & Communication Breakdown
We always hear that people have significant problems in their relationships because of a break down and/or lack of communication. The biggest challenge is between the Blue Brainers and the Green Brainers. Blue Brainer prefer to speak to someone in person, over the phone or possibly on Skype. They often become frustrated with Green Brainers who…
Read moreStudents Create Their Own Kingdom of Kindness – Princess Shayna Musical
3. Auditions, Rehearsal, Casting & Music – Princess Shayna Musical This is the 4rd Journal entry/blog post from Kim Woycke, “Blue Brain” Director Extraordinaire of the Princess Shayna Musical. “This week I was really excited for rehearsal. Thanks to Sheila’s networking, we were able to add two wonderful additions to the cast, Tristin and Sidney! Both…
Read morePrincess Shayna: A New & Original Children’s Musical
My Orange Brain is excited to tell everyone about my Grand News! This morning, Anna Berman, the Executive Director and owner of Trilogy School of Performing Arts in Lake Zurich, Illinois and I signed our agreement for the first original musical performance of Princess Shayna’s Invisible Visible Gift. The director of the play is Kim Woycke. Kim graduated from…
Read moreMagazine Article: A Children’s Diabetes Fairy Tale
Today, my Orange Brain was delighted to receive a Google Alert letting me know that my interview with Amy Mercer about my children’s fairy tale, Princess Shayna’s Invisible Visble Gift was now online. Amy is the author of The Smart Woman’s Guide to Diabetes: Authentic Advice on Everything from Eating to Dating and Motherhood. Amy, who has Type 1 diabetes is a free lance…
Read moreJanuary BrainBuzz Newsletter Reminder
My Yellow Brain was taking a break from my writing and about to prepare my February BrainBuzz Newsletter. Suddenly, my Blue Brain remembered that I had not shared my January BrainBuzz Newsletter with my blog and social media readers. Oops, here is the link for the January BrainBuzz Newsletter, which includes: 1. Clues to help you understand how each Brain Color likes to…
Read moreIncognito and New Writing Projects
My Blue/Yellow Brain needed to apologize for being incognito for the past several weeks. January was filled traveling and developing, preparing and delivering five What Color Is Your Brain? Programs for legal secretaries, lawyers, parents, early childhood teachers and administrators and sales representative for a book distributor. Now, I have decided to commit the month of February to writing the Teacher & Parent Activity…
Read moreJump into the Pool of Possibilities
Mary Ann Maruska, an attendee at one of my What Color Is Your Brain? Programs shared a “Fun Orange Brain” expression with me… “Jump into the pool of possibilities!” That really creates fantastic images for me? However, my favorite image is this picture of the little girl jumping off the diving board. I loved her the moment I saw her. Her 1950’s…
Read moreCelebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
We remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. who would have celebrated his 83rd birthday today. Dr. King was the most iconic figure of the Civil Rights movement in the United States. In 1964 he was award the Nobel Peace Prize for his work to end racial segregation and discrimination through civil disobedience and nonviolent. Dr. King embodied copious qualities of an…
Read moreIntense Exercise Can Lower Blood Sugar Levels
Today, I received the latest copy of the Diabetes Health Online Newsletter. The headline that caught my attention was: Just 30 Minutes Per Week of Intense Exercise Lowers Blood Sugar. Exercise seems to be a the top of people’s list for their New Year’s Resolutions for losing weight. Of course, exercise should be at the top of all of our…
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