Think. Listen. Breathe.
Think about 42. Forty-Two Feelings to work through, actualize seven emotions that help you accomplish living life. I was influenced by someone today that has worked 20 years on helping others doing that.
Meet Genie O’Malley. She is an author, humanitarian, and social entrepreneur, teaches individuals the importance of Emotional Wellness as the governing force of our relationships to others, our quality of living, and our potential in life.
She states “quite often individuals are taught to disconnect to feeling and emotions, fearing the outcome will be to fall apart and lose control of their lives. O’Malley understands through both her professional and personal life that individuals draw self-power through the vulnerability of life circumstances, teaching others that reconciling our experiences emotionally directs our lives into success and self-approval.”
I asked her one question only.
How did she start your digital download?
“Over the past 21 years, I discussed, tested, lectured, created products, wrote publications, and built multiple platforms of distribution for the Living Breath Process nationally with much acclaim. With QUICK START Emotional Wellness Companion I was able to touch on both how the invention came to fruition as well as take the individual on a journey of how it has touched the lives of over 270,000 people as it began to discover itself.”
The Living Breath Project has assisted individuals, families, and communities by bringing emotional harmony to conditions of Mental Health that are a direct result of anxiety, trauma, and emotional breakdowns or conditions. As the founder of the Living Breath Project, she has spent her career aiming to achieve today’s outcome which was to provide an agile, cost effective, and results driven digital platform that helps every day people become unstuck of symptoms from emotional conditions driven by day to day circumstances.
The Living Breath Project is dedicated to providing our suite of 42 QUICK START Companions and comprehensive Emotional Wellness Community Services.”
“Mental Health is a state of well-being in which the individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to his or her community.” World Health Organization
I met a woman, she could not speak, she has two children, and she is learning how to make dresses so she can sell her works and feed her children, pay for her children’s schooling needs. A typical story you hear in the “third world scenes.” What you don’t know is that she lives in iron wooden stick hot open shelter home with little to no water. You only get one hour to pour and fill your buckets for every few days. The water wells, ponds and lakes have dried up, there use to be water all around them. Now, there is no walking 5-15 miles to get a gallon of water (it takes me 1 hour alone to walk 3.5-4 miles alone, imagine that). There is no water to cultivate their lands. A few years ago they where finally given the deeds to their lands. These communities created in old cane fields were given to them as payment for their hard work as a company they worked for broke during the Nicaraguan wars. This once was a land of the biggest company that grew sweet cane in Central America they once had sweet lands.
entrepreneurs I will tell you about in my next few posts. All I can tell you now is to buy their honey, to help them mend their lives and lands.