So, I finally got the calendar of events for Purpose Media, it was grueling, but everything's out of my brain and onto the calendar. So, fromt he B-You Program in the community to the City Talent Fests to the Christian Entertainment Festivals, its all there. So, now it's time to go get some sponsors for these non-profits to become members, market the first City Talent Fest & Recruit the B=You Team and Reach Out Reps in each city, State & Country!! lot's of Work to do! What have I gotten myself into??
Justice for Girls is sponsoring the clothes for the City Talent Fests, and Texas Roadhouse may to some food sponsors. Today I'm going to Lexus to see abut a city Sponsor for PMI....we'll see what we can do!!!
Friday, August 22, 2008
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Testimonials from the show
I just want to publicly thank Jane Harding of Executive Services Corp of Houston (http://eschouston.or) for providing us with your experience from The Good Business Show, you have no idea how much this helps us as we move forward in funding Purpose Media International. Your stories were incredible! Please contact Jane to donate, volunteer or request services at ESCH anytime, if you are a retired executive.
I had the honor of participating on The Good Business Show a couple of
weeks ago with one of my colleagues, Ron Swofford. When I arrived, I
felt immediately "at home." There was a synergy in the room as we
waited for the equipment to be set up and the sound system tested. It
took longer than I had expected but eventually, the taping began. I
greatly enjoyed listening to the interviews with the other participants.
It was positive, uplifting and also humorous. The singing was beautiful.
When it was our turn to go on the stage, the nervousness that I have
experienced in other taped interviews didn't appear as the host, Jason,
did a wonderful job of making everyone feel at ease. As Ron and I told
our stories I realized just how much Christ had led me in my career
decisions. I'm not sure that this fact had crystallized before in my
thinking as it did just then. So, our participation had 2 effects.
First, it influenced me as I pondered the significance of this
realization. Second, I hope that my story resonates with at least some
of the viewers and prods them to think about the influence of Christ in
the major decisions they have made.
Jane T. Harding, Ph.D.
Executive Director
Executive Service Corps of Houston
I had the honor of participating on The Good Business Show a couple of
weeks ago with one of my colleagues, Ron Swofford. When I arrived, I
felt immediately "at home." There was a synergy in the room as we
waited for the equipment to be set up and the sound system tested. It
took longer than I had expected but eventually, the taping began. I
greatly enjoyed listening to the interviews with the other participants.
It was positive, uplifting and also humorous. The singing was beautiful.
When it was our turn to go on the stage, the nervousness that I have
experienced in other taped interviews didn't appear as the host, Jason,
did a wonderful job of making everyone feel at ease. As Ron and I told
our stories I realized just how much Christ had led me in my career
decisions. I'm not sure that this fact had crystallized before in my
thinking as it did just then. So, our participation had 2 effects.
First, it influenced me as I pondered the significance of this
realization. Second, I hope that my story resonates with at least some
of the viewers and prods them to think about the influence of Christ in
the major decisions they have made.
Jane T. Harding, Ph.D.
Executive Director
Executive Service Corps of Houston
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