The day has finally arrived. After months, weeks, days, hours, and even the last minutes before the clock turned to 00:01:00 this morning, I worked. I labored. I breathed.
And now, I invite.
- I invite you to 7 Conversations.
- I invite you into the hearts and minds of 7 Amazing Women (Patti Digh, Karen Maezen Miller, Jen Louden, Dani Shapiro, Susan Piver, Katrina Kenison, and Danielle LaPorte).
- I invite you to discover more of who you are meant to be, more of who you already are, and a life that is filled with Faith, the Feminine, and Telling the Truth.
- I invite you to purchase 7.7.7.
- I invite you to copy/paste the 7.7.7 badge on your website.
- I invite you to talk about 7.7.7 on Facebook and Twitter.
- I invite you to become an Affiliate.
And I invite you into my heart:
7.7.7 contains conversations that matter deeply to me. 7.7.7 explores topics that challenge, compel, and change me – all the time, over and over again. 7.7.7 is as close as I can get to sitting with you, face-to-face, pouring coffee, tea, or maybe even champagne, and talking for hours on end.
You are invited.
Say “yes.”
Click below to purchase 7.7.7 now.
{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }
Seven Seven Seven … Your power, elegance and passion. are clearly in evidence.
Many years ago I commented to a man at my church about how much I really enjoyed listening to this particular Christian female vocalist. He made the point (argument) that everyone can sing. I disagreed but chose instead to agree. Well, you know how much Presbyterians dislike conflict.
Upon reflection I wish I would have had the courage to tell him that yes everyone can sing, but not everyone has a voice that is appealing. We don’t all have a voice that causes other to rest in hope, find clarity, seek peace, use strength, build foundations or to just cry.
A voice that makes us wanton and lustful without apology.
I wish I would have told him that not everyone has a voice we would suggest others listen to. Not everyone can effectively deliver a message, or call us to action through self reflection. Not everyone.
Keep singing Ronna – your voice is amazing.
Hard to believe, I know; but I have no words, Wayne. Other than these two: thank you.