Hi. I was featured in a Woman's Day magazine article about the most influential book in my life -- in which I said it was Barbara Sher's "Wishcraft." I read it many years ago....I would say I read it about 20 years ago and did the 5-year plan and when I looked at the plan after 5 years, most of what I had wanted to do was done.
At the time I was a housewife raising two young sons. I wanted to get my bachelor's degree and do some freelance writing and art work. I did all that and went on to work at Columbia University's Teachers College where I obtained my master's degree in International Education Development (it is also where they photographed me for the Woman's Day article), and I am now working toward a doctorate in Interdisciplinary Studies (focused on media and culture). For 11 years I was in PR, and served as Director of Communications at Teachers College. Today I am Marketing Director for their continuing education and corporate learning programs. I also began my own side business as the first female importer of Hungarian wine to the U.S., and I continue to build that business.
I still credit Barbara Sher for the foundations of figuring out my dreams, envisioning my life as I want it to be and how to take the steps to achieve those goals.
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