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 Bio
 Jenaae Jackson was born in Kingston, Jamaica on June 1st 1990.  She attended school on the island before migrating to the United States with her family at the age of seven. During her teenage years Jenaae began modeling, working with companies such as JC Penny and designers such as Heatherettes Richie Rich. In 2005, Jackson won her first pageant title when she was crowned Miss Teen Florida Caribbean 2005.  She later went on to represent Jamaica in the international Miss Earth 2009 pageant held in Boracay, Philippines, where she competed against 80 contestants from around the world. In 2013 Jackson competed in the Miss Jamaica World contest and placed First Runner Up in the contest, winning sectional prizes Best Figure and Best Skin Tone. She also won the Miss Jamaica World Model Fast Track, placed First Runner Up in the Beach Beauty Fast Track, and Top 10 in the Sports Fast Track competition. Jackson plans to launch an international luxury event-planning firm and obtain her Masters of Business Administration in the near future.



Interview with Jenaae Jackson

1. What is your main goal or mission?

 My main career goal is to launch an international luxury event planning company. I’m very creative, and I love planning and organizing. I love being able to turn ordinary or empty spaces into extraordinary, grand, and luxurious social atmospheres. If I’m not doing so in real life, I often do so in my head. I can look into a bare room and create a spectacular affair with my imagination, drawing inspiration from something as simple a particular flower I saw that day or even a song on the radio. My events will include dinner and birthday soirées, dance parties, corporate events, weddings, launches; any opportunity to bring people together, blow them away, and show them a fabulous time. It’s also a great interest to mine to motivate girls. I believe girls today could use more positive role models. It really bugs me to see young girls today emulating singers, certain celebrities and reality stars who in my opinion portray less than suitable moral standards for young women. Dressing provocatively, behaving as the young people say “ratchet” and being “bad” is celebrated. It’s important that girls know how to be ladies, have high moral standards, know how to prioritize and excel. We need not to continue this trend of moral decay. I’d love to start a mentoring program where I’m able to do this.



2. How do you define your personal brand?

Lil ole me? A brand? It would be: “I’m just a girl with big dreams, conspiring a master plan to take over the Universe. Don't believe me.. just watch.”



3. You emerged on the world stage as a confident, beautiful and intelligent young lady when you competed in The Miss Jamaica World Pageant 2013. How has this experience transformed your life?

This experience really has just given me more enthusiasm to do all the things I dream of doing. I’ve gained more confidence to lengthen my goals and bucket list. I will take the lessons, experiences, and relationships gained during Miss Jamaica World to continue my journey to live my life to the fullest.



4. What does success means to you? 

To me success is when you have reached a point in your life where you have a feeling of fulfillment. When you feel there is no more climb to climb, because you are at your peak, you are exactly where you want to be. I think everyone accomplishes this feeling differently. For some it may mean reaching the executive level in the company they work and obtaining certain material items, for others it may just be having a happy, healthy family. For me, well I’m still figuring it out. I’m still very much climbing and striving to discover that peace and feeling of fulfillment or “success”.


5. Many young people today are feeling discouraged for many reasons. Do you see yourself as a role model?

I am young, ambitious, and know exactly what I want in life and where I want to be. I am not perfect person by far, and I too get discouraged at times.  However, I am confident in my abilities and I do see myself as a positive and relatable role model.



6. Do you feel a sense of responsibility to continue to inspire people who have great expectations from you?

Yes I do, and I like that sense of responsibility. It keeps me motivated. I’m very honored to be a source of inspiration, and am working hard to exceeding those great expectations. When I get lazy, the thought that others are watching and have great expectations of me helps me get back on track. I am very grateful for this.



7. How do you define "beauty with a purpose"?

Beauty. By definition beauty is the quality or aggregate of qualities in a person or thing that gives pleasure to the senses or pleasurably exalts the mind or spirit. Beauty surpasses physical attractiveness, which are both often used interchangeably and/or confused with one another, but are very different. How pretty ones face is, the shape of the eyes, the length and luster of the hair, or the symmetry of the face are all measurements of ones physical attractiveness. However, these measurements vary in the opinions of different people, and change completely depending on the particular country you are or ones culture. Beauty however continues deep to a person’s soul, and is unvarying internationally. Beauty is not measured, but felt. Purpose is the goal toward which one strives or for which something exists, a reason for ones being that feeds ones soul. Beauty and purpose, together these qualities are a force to be reckoned with. Beauty with a purpose to me is a spirit that transcends people from all walks of life, with an internal determination for any goal that contributes to the world.



8. Of God & Spirituality, how important is your faith.

Faith is very important to me. My faith keeps me motivated.
"You block your dream when you allow your fear to grow bigger than your faith." - Mary Manin Morrissey



10 "Jackson was crowned the first runner-up, and she also took home the coveted prizes for 'Best 
Figure' and 'Best Skin Tone'. If any other person had the ability to upstage the queen it was Jackson, who was a crowd favourite and a worthy contender. Jackson was the most confident of the lot, and even sang to the audience while showing how she would promote Brand Jamaica if she had to." This was a direct quote about your amazing performance on coronation night for Miss Jamaica World. 

What advice would you give women who would like to follow in your footsteps?

 Miss Jamaica World was a really great experience for me. I truly believe pageants in general are a great opportunity for girls to develop life skills, gain confidence, build relationships, gain exposure, and have fun. I encourage young women interested in participating in pageants to go for it!

11. What are your top five beauty and skin-care regimen that you use to achieve your flawless beauty?

Hmm.. I can’t think of five that I really practice religiously, but ill share two that I actually do.

•  For me, the most important rule is completely cleansing your skin at night before bed. During the day with all the makeup, dirt, sweat, sun exposure, and hand touching, by the end of the day your skin is beat and needs to rejuvenate. It’s important that you thoroughly cleanse all the makeup and impurities before bed so that your skin can recover while you sleep. Whenever I skip this because I’m too lazy, I regret it either by the next day when my skin looks tired or a couple days after when I have a big pimple. Invest in some cleansing wipes for those nights you are too exhausted to make it to the bathroom sink as a back up.

•  Nails! I’m a girl who loves having my nails done. Weather in the salon or at home, I try to maintain my nails once a week. Stay away from acrylic! When I want my nail polish to last really long I have the gel or shellac mani done at the salon. Love, love, love! It last forever, make your nails harder and extra shiny and don’t damage your nails if removed correctly. They sell the at home kit in the pharmacies now, definitely worth it!

12. What is your next hurdle in life?

My current hurdle in life is completing my Business degree, as well as continuing to grow my business plan.


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Thank you Jenaae Jackson for sharing with us this week!

Copyright 2013 WBPE
Winsome Campbell-Green
Author of 6 Books
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Bio

LisaMarie describes her bio as one of survival from being abused as a child, and finally letting go all traces of hate from her heart to become a Health and Life Coach and most recently, Wedding Wellness Expert. Both her parents died a sudden yet peaceful death. For a long time, she felt orphaned due to the loss of her parents. She said: "I know it's the way it's suppose to be. But I think they wanted to die before me." However, she is comforted by the fact that she had the opportunity to say goodbye to her father who told her he loved her and that she was the most adaptable person he ever met. She has kept that loving memory of her father alive with her for many years and it helped her whenever she faced any challenges.

While many people make various resolutions, LisaMarie's main goal for 2013 is to "forgive everyone and set my heart free." Without a doubt it was a struggle to find peace in the midst of chaos and difficulty. However, she describes her pathway to happiness as both freeing for her while being a teachable moment for her daughter.

Motherhood...

One of LisaMarie's proudest achievements is the privilege of being a mother. In today's society where many children lack parental affection and guidance, her daughter feels extremely grateful to have had both her parents throughout her life. She considers LisaMarie her role model and she has been married since October 2012. Motherhood has certainly brought happiness to LisaMarie's life. She said: "We were proud that my daughter had her married parents there. It meant a lot to her."

Marriage...

LisaMarie has been married for thirty years to her loving husband. Like a fairytale story, she was very fortunate to find her soulmate right after High School. He has loved, cherished, encouraged and accepted her for the empowered woman she has become.

Battling Cancer & Lupus...

Lupus is an autoimmune disease where the body's immune system becomes hyperactive and attacks normal, healthy tissue. This results in symptoms such as inflammation, swelling, and damage to joints, skin, kidneys, blood, the heart, and lungs. International superstar Singer, Toni Braxton has been battling the disease for many years. LisaMarie describes her own experience with both Cancer and Lupus as illnesses which kept her trapped for many years. However, through much research and experimenting with products she has found a way to create a healthy balance in her life. By taking control of her life, she had found her strength. Today, her mission is to support and help other women who have been through similar experiences and to give them hope.





LisaMarie has loved every job she has ever had and since then everything, including her life experiences, has come together now. She believes you should live, love, but laugh and as such she cherishes her unique sense of humor. LisaMarie has spent considerable time, creating programs, services and products she believes will help other women. Her commitment and service to empowering the lives of other women has become a lifetime passion and purpose. Being a Health and Life Coach has been extremely gratifying because she has lived through many painful experiences and can boldly share her experiences. She looks back on her story with a fresh new attitude, knowing that it was beautifully written for her and even though she walked in the midst of chaos for a long time, her faith, hope and the love of her family helped her to discover her true purpose.

Healthy is the New Beautiful..


"It doesn't matter what stage of life you are in as long as you feel you are ready to be better than you ever imagined you can be. For a long time I thought it's over. Then I started watching Martha Stewart. First getting organizing. That's the key to a fresh start. Once your surroundings are in place you can center your mind. Then I was able to breathe again. I planted some herbs. They grew..."See More












Wedding Wellness Business...


Before you get married get organized in your lifestyle with Wellness both mentally & physically. Get all your papers in order, you'll need them forever. This isn't boot camp. It's a fun, effective way to be stress free and blissful from this day on. Take a look at our programs and take good care of yourself.


"This isn't a boot camp this is a I'll fit in my dress and still like my mother at the end of the journey. We don't plan the wedding we coach what's happening & the journey ahead. With a fun box of Martha Stewart wellness & spice." -LisaMarie

To benefit from LisaMarie's Life Coaching & Wedding Wellness services, join her this October 2013 at The Pacific Amphitheater Red Carpet Event in California.






Contact LisaMarie:

Twitter: @BridalWellness

Website: Healthy Is The new Beautiful   and Wedding Wellness

Blog: HolidayMermaid2@tumblr
Email: Weddingwellness@aol.com, and healthyisthenewbeautiful@aol.com
Call-let's live your life: 949-378-8715


Thank you for reading!
Copyright 2013 WBPE
Winsome Campbell-Green
www.cgwritingservices.com

BIO:

Linda Edgecombe, CSP, HoF is an award winning Celebrity Humorist Speaker, Trainer and Consultant.  Her footprint is seen and experienced around the world.  Her mission is to get people Fired up and Ready to Shift or Get off the Pot!  Her "non-BS" approach is refreshing, engaging and relevant. She is a bestselling author and her promise is to help her audiences to create powerful shifts, become more accountable and build on momentum. Change has never been this sexy!  She energizes every room as she leads people to loosen up, lighten the load and laugh. Her audiences are motivated and show how they can shift their perspectives on life, and work themselves. She has been featured in the Wall Street Journal as an expert in "Shifting Perspectives".  Currently, she is filming her reality show “Reset TV”, where she gives advice to busy families and out of control work teams.   Her message is as welcomed as a deep belly laugh and as profound as an honest look in the mirror.





Interview with Linda Edgecombe

1: Tell us a little about who Linda Edgecombe is and what is your vision/mission:

I always joke and say that Linda Edgecombe is a mother of 2 and a wife of one.  I love to laugh and I love to make people laugh.  I am a deep thinker who lives a big life full of good family, friends, food and laughter.
Throw in a good glass of red wine and that's a good day.  My biggest mission is to get people to create new stories in their lives.  It's those of us in the end with the best stories that win.
I have been speaking and writing for the past 23 years.   And even though I am not as keen as I used to be to get on another flight,  I just love being on stage.  What can i say,  I am a leo and on stage is my "happy place"  Just give me that mic.


2: What inspired you to become a Motivational/Professional Speaker?

In my last job, I was required to go and give 10 -15 minute presentations for the organization I worked for.  I have always had an irreverent sense of humor and I have a "low give a shit" factor (you probably can't print that. )  So I like going to the edge.  I like mixing the pot a bit.  People sit up and take notice when it's not the same old porridge they are used to.  One day,  someone called me out of the blue and asked if I could speak at their convention,  so I scrambled to figure out how to fill an hour and literally from there,   the phone started to ring.  I knew fairly quickly that the funnier I was, the more bookings I got.
And here I am 23 years later.


3: You have been called the "Re-Set Expert For Crazy Times". What are the main issues people generally come to you about and what advice do you recommend?

Most of my clients are looking for a good ole kick in the butt for themselves and their staff.  They know that my delivery is a no BS approach surrounded by lots of laughter and energy.  Everything I or anyone could ever say to any audience out there, has ALREADY been said.  I just try and say it in a way that resonates differently.   I like it when people say I am a breath of fresh air.  or,  can we take you home,  or even better:  " I haven't laughed like that in a long time"  My recommendation is when we are more accountable for our life outside of work, it changes how we see and experience our work.  So,,, take it back. (your life that is)




4: Confidence is everything. How do you find the confidence to move masses of people to have faith in themselves? 

Courage and confidence does not come to anyone before they go to do or try something new.  It comes after they have done it.  It comes after they have walked through it. When I started,  I could not hold a piece of paper because I was shaking so much.  Just walk into whatever it is you want to try.  And take the word 'hover' out of your vocabulary.  The entire planet hovers.  MOVE on something,  anything!

5: You have been privileged to travel across the globe as a Speaker and Entrepreneur. What are 6 lessons of success you would pass on to other women around the world?

We (women) are all the same.  Although we are different,  we are predictable.  I do charity work in Nepal and out in the smallest villages, with no TV or other media,  these women, still fix their hair when we take photos.

• Drop the guilt and shame.  I have suffered from depression 3 times in my adult life and yes even motivational speakers have to work on their mental health.  Let me say it again,  you are not crazy. 
• Move your body for at least 30 minutes 5 days a week.  I don't care how,  just get more oxygen in your blood system 5 days a week.
• Find your own funny faster.  Laugh more,  it alone can change your life.  It pulls people together and builds bridges.  Figure out what makes you laugh and get on it.
• Stop wasting energy on what size you are,  now coming from experience I figure I have spent 50% of my time and energy worrying on my size.  when people I speak to and work with and cook for,  Don't even remotely see me that way
• Nurture your friendships and girlfriends especially.  I have this saying that is on my office wall.  "We gather our friends because they will always support our case,  but our best friends will tell us when we are no longer cute after we've had too much wine"
• It's cliche but the truth is we can do anything we put our mind to.  Go and set one goal this year that simply scares the hell out of you.

Programs and Publications:

You can find out more about Linda's programs and publications as well as her annual Women's Wellness Weekend at:  www.lindaedgecombe.com

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Hope you can join Linda Edgecombe for her October 18-20th, 2013 Gears and Gals Weekend at Sparkling Hills Resort and Spa! Click here to find out more and register.

Tina Brown has always thought of herself as being a little different from most people in terms of the way her mind works.  While it's true that she's an educated, professional, black woman, who has an AWESOME relationship with the LORD; she still struggles with truly understanding WHO she really is, beyond the labels that others have given her.

 Through the journey of authorship, she is beginning to appreciate her life experiences and recognize how it has shaped the many levels of her personality.

 But of course, in her own words: "I am still a work in progress!"
Currently, Tina Brown lives in Stroudsburg, PA with her daughter. She is  a Human Factors Engineer by day,  and an Author by night. Her first book, A Life Not My Own, is the story of her childhood and young adult life. There's love, loss, loneliness, triumph and more within the pages.
When you read her book, YOU will to feel as if you are just having a chat with the author. She said: "I want YOU to feel what I describe in the book. I want YOU to know that ALL things are possible with perseverance and God's help! My next story is created from conversations that my grandma and I have had over the years. So far, I like how the characters and the storyline are unfolding".

Thanks for reading!

Copyright 2013 WBPE
Winsome Campbell-Green
www.cgwritingservices.com

Mari Mitchell Porter, CPC is a certified professional coach specializing in relationship and life coaching. She helps people who are struggling in any relationship whether with a sibling or parent, a romantic relationship, or difficulties with a child.  She’s also a radio show host and writer. After coaching herself through the pain of divorce, the struggles of being a single mom and the challenges of beginning to date again she decided to become a coach.

Her passion is working with people one-on-one giving them the support, encouragement and accountability necessary to bring love and fulfilment into their lives. Sessions can be in person, on the phone or through Skype.

Her first book, "Diary of a Hopeless Romantic" is a story about a forty-something woman looking for love who goes on a journey of self-discovery. The message in the book is: No one should ever give up on finding true love. The main character Natalie teaches herself about boundaries, expanding her social circle, instincts in trusting people and not to over think when it comes to dating. Little by little she becomes aware of how badly she has always allowed men to treat her. Her sense of humor and determination to find the perfect man, take her through hilarious dating scenarios and a journey of self-discovery.

It’s available as a paperback or kindle version at: http://www.amazon.com/Diary-Hopeless-Romantic-Mitchell-Porter/dp/1477683593

She hosts her own radio show called "Dare to be Authentic" every Monday 1:30 and 6:30 PM Eastern time on the Amazing Women of Power Radio Station powered by Raven International. The show focuses on how authenticity or being who you really are is vital to healthy relationships, by either featuring Mari’s teachings or having a guest speaker. To listen go to http://lifecoachmari.com/ and click ON AIR.

You can also check out her blog where she writes inspirational and encouraging messages at:  http://www.lifecoachmari.blogspot.com/

At her website  http://lifecoachmari.com/ you can you can get more information ,  contact her directly, as well as check out her Inspirational photographs called “Quotes for Living Photos” and audios of her teachings on healthy relationships.

Mari Mitchell Porter, CPC
Relationship and Life Coach
954 243-7297
mari@lifecoachmari.com
http://lifecoachmari.com
http://www.lifecoachmari.blogspot.com/
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CHECK OUT MY RADIO SHOW: Mondays 1:30 and 7:30 Eastern time. Go to http://lifecoachmari.com and click on the ON AIR banner.

This week Women, Beauty, Purpose, Empowerment features a very powerful woman, Jacinta Mariah Mypalyenkana, from Los Angeles, California-United States

Author Bio:

Jacinta Mariah Mpalyenkana holds a post graduate diploma in Negotiations, a first class Master’s Degree in Business Administration, and a Bachelor’s degree in Commerce. Jacinta is also an Advanced Emotional Freedom Technique Practitioner, Neuro-linguistic programmer, Ho’oponopono’st, and Spiritual Healer.

You can follow her blogs at:
www.tapthegood.blogspot.com, http://www.wordpress.com/tapthegood, http://www.livejournal.com/mpalyenkana

Jacent is on a spiritual journey that nourishes her life with creativity, an aspiration to write and serve others. She bases her writing on her personal experiences, research, and clientele.   She writes to inspire, and provides simple, but turn-key advice that can be applied by any seeker.
She loves travelling, dancing, music, reading and writing.

Her favorite quote is: - "There is always a better deal to be had". Anonymous

Published books:
1. Do Not Force It, Tap The Good – Spiritual, metaphysics, self-help genre. (Book available in audio, Kindle and paperback.)
- Book links – http://goo.gl/5cmCC
2. Love, Men and Money – Based on intensive research – a humor, self-help book for women. (Book available in Kindle and paperback.)
- Book links – http://goo.gl/pyldt

W.B.P.E
Copyright 2013
Winsome Campbell-Green
www.winsomecampbellgreen.com