What if I move to a new neighborhood and don't like it? I couldn't afford to move again!
What if I'm too old-too young?

What if I fail? What if? What if?

These two words have caused so much confusion, anxiety, fear and trips down a non-existing fantasy of mind's lane that leads nowhere. Instead of opening doors of thinking, too frequently 'what ifs' slam them shut with apprehension and indecision.

Just about everyday I review author's publications, reading their stories about people, their struggles, explorations and experiences. Truly insightful and inspiring, an infinite array of possibilities show themselves, making one aware that you are never too old to learn, grow and experience new things. One of the most significant observations I've made is that about 95% plus of these authors have gone through some pretty crappy stuff. Instead of weeping and wailing – 'the poor me' syndrome – they chose instead to live in the moment, plan for the future, set goals and just get busy doing what needs to be done.

Sound easy? Not for most of them. For many it took years of earnest effort, discipline and determination to work past their 'what ifs'. How about dealing with the 'what is possible' attitude?

Can you imagine yourself at 84 years of age getting a Ph.D.? That's what Kathryn Ogg is working towards. She lives in Virginia and has been labeled a 'life long learner'. What a great label to be given! She hasn't let life hold her back in any way. For 50 years she worked as a nurse, retiring in 1992. During those years she was a working mom, earned 3 different degrees, deciding long ago that she was going to make things happen in her life. Her motto, "A
little something here and a little something there. Nothing monumental just making things happen." What if life throws a monkey wrench into your plans? Well, Jack Kanter dreamed of being a civil engineer. Upon leaving high school he found that a war was creating problems for those in the engineering field. His father suggested dentistry. Jack thought about it and decided he would build little bridges instead of big ones.

His career took him into unexpected territory. He became a part of a very special group, the Craneafacial Team, which eventually became "Operational Smile". His work challenged him to create artificial eyes, various prosthetics, develop patents and touched the lives of thousands.

Embrace this time in your life. Work with what you have, focus on your dreams and goals and move forward. Take one step at a time and before you know it you'll find others wanting to hear your amazing tales of accomplishments well done. You'll become the master of your world, smiling when you share your stories of your step by step journey of living.

Your moment to begin.now, today. The future? Well, you'll just have to wait and see what wonderful gifts await you.

Donna Seebo

Guests on "The Donna Seebo Show" for March, 2004
March 1."Acting Techniques For Everyday Living", Jane Marla Robbins
March 3."Get Off The Fence", Jeffrey Makoff
March 5."Vintage Jewelry", Leigh Leshner
March 8."Breakthrough Networking", Lillian Bjorseth
March 10."The Game Of Life", Lisa Kitter
March 11."Hypnosis", Shelley Stockwell, Ph.D.
March 15."Starhearts", Sheryl Russell
March 17."Heart & Soul of The Train", Mauris Emeka HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY
March 19.Jim McDermott, not the politician but a local man who has survived some dramatic challenges
March 22."Alcatraz Island, Memories of a Rock Doc", Dianne Perfit
March 24."Take Back Your Life", Rosemarie Rossetti, Ph.D.
March 25.Romote Broadcast at B&I Public Marketplace on South Tacoma Way.3-4pm,Food Court area – come
on by and be a part of the show.
March 26."Where Have I Gone Right?", Jim Hayhurst, Sr.
March 29.Interview with Rochelle Handy – Boeing Expo
March 31."True To Our Roots", Paul Dolan, Fitzer Winery in California
*UPCOMING GUESTS IN APRIL*
"Ernest & Young Tax Guide", Mr. Ernest
"I Dare To Heal", Joel Vorensky
"Writing Fiction", Tom Sawyer
"Husbandry 101", Michael McCann
"What Matters Most", Jeffrey Hollender
"Memory Tips For The Unforgetful", Marlene Carosetti, Ed.D
"Transforming Moments", Sharon Patricia Burtner
"5 Patterns of Extraordinary Careers", Richard Smith
"Positive Energy", Judith Orloff
Telephone Broadcasts
Rochester, New York.March 26th, Friday – Larry Ann Evans, "Street Talk", 1420AM, 8:20AM, EST.

Upcoming Appearances
April 3.Saturday – Boeing Parapsychology Expo – 9:30am to 6:00pm. Location: 22649 83rd Ave. S., Kent, WA.

I will be speaking at 11:00am and will be available during the day for mini-consultations at my booth. No appointment necessary. Books and CD's will be for sale from some of my featured authors on my show. A fun event for a Saturday afternoon. Tell your friends. Look forward to seeing you there.

May 20.Unity of Bellevue, Men & Women of Unity, 11:30am, luncheon presentation.
May 26. Wednesday evening, 7-9pm – Tacoma Community College – Special Class."Living Your Dream". Location: 6501 S. 19th Street (Building/room to be announced), Cost-$45.00 (Workbook included).
For reservations call Kim Wilson @ (253) 566-6031 – MC/Visa accepted

Dreams are such a special part of life and all too often we don't believe we can attain them. Join me to learn insightful perspectives and strategies for reaching those seemingly impossible goals. "If you can dream it, you have the capability to achieve it," so said Dale Carnegie many years ago. His words still ring true today.Tell your friends –we look forward to seeing you there.

June 16.Puyallup Public Library – "Mingling of Minds", 7:00pm.
For additional information, contact Kathleen Hystad @ (253) 845-5639.

IRISH BLESSING
May there always be work for your hands to do; May your purse always hold a coin or two;
May the sun always shine on your windowpane; May a rainbow be certain to follow each rain;May the hand of a friend always be near you; May god fill your heart with gladness to cheer you.

Opening an exhibition of Rabindranath Tagore's drawings in London, Lord Zetlan told how the famous Indian writer found, by accident, that he had a gift for making pictures. He had given up his best years to his pen, writing books and plays and verses, enriching the world with noble thoughts finely and beautifully expressed; but one day he made a blot.

A sheet of paper was apparently ruined by this unsightly circle of ink. Instead, however, of the blot being the end of a little piece of work, it became the beginning of a big piece, for the poet began to draw around the blot in order to change it from a blemish to a thing of beauty. In so doing he found his skill as an artist. Later he developed it.

My 'thanks' to those of you who came out to my class at Tacoma Community College in February. It was a pleasure meeting all of you and we had a great time. Some wonderful suggestions were made and we hope you'll be able to come to the next class in May. I have been invited to do a class in the summer months and currently am planning a date. The information will be posted in the next newsletter.

Keep those stories and suggestions coming for this newsletter. I always appreciate your comments and insights. For those of you who are authors and would like to be interview on my radio show; please send a copy of your book/CD/publication along with a press kit to the address noted below. All materials are reviewed for content and if accepted, you will be called to schedule a date on my program.

There have been inquiries about getting audio copies of "The Donna Seebo Show". These can be provided for you by calling my office or sending me a note along with your check for $10.00, please indicate the date of the program you would like a copy of. MC/Visa is also accepted. No charge for shipping or handling.

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I want to thank those of you who are sending stories, comments and ideas for my newsletter. They are much appreciated. Your input is valuable and makes this newsletter maintain its standard of providing inspiration, information for me and the readers of this publication.

For those of you who are authors and would like to be on my radio program, please send a copy of your 'book/CD/publication' along with a press kit to the address noted below. I review all materials and only then book individuals to be a guest on my program.

Audio copies of any radio show are available for $10.00. Please send check/MO to Vision Broadcasting c/o the address noted below.

Something new has been added - a new site is up and running for my children's book, "God's Kiss'. Go to seeboclassics.com and you'll see all of the information. In preparation for the holidays you can order the book and audiocassette now and have it autographed and personalized in plenty of time.

Your stories and jokes are much appreciated. Thank you for sending them and if you have any comments or any ideas for guests for my radio show or ideas for this newsletter please let me know.

Of course, you are always welcome to share this newsletter with anyone you would like and if you know of someone who would enjoy receiving it – send their email address along with their name to seeclassics@juno.com. . Past issues of this newsletter are archived on my website, www.delphiinternational.com. If you do not wish to receive this newsletter just send a message with the word 'unsubscribe' in the subject line and you will be removed from the monthly mailing list.

For scheduling of private appointments (by telephone or in-person), information on gift certificates, speaking engagements, appearances at private parties, corporate functions - please contact my office at the telephone number listed at the end of this newsletter.

Donna Seebo, International Mental Practitioner/Psychic, Counselor, Speaker, Award
Winning Author, Speaker, Radio/Television Personality & Minister
P.O. Box 97272, Tacoma, WA 98497-0272
(800) 872-8852 or (253) 582-5604

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