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Paying it forward Last year I was invited to the win conference and because I was not in the best place financially, I just did not go or maybe it just was not meant to be, as the universe says you are where you need to be in this world. This year I excepted the pay it forward and it was held online, which for me was good, I had the pleasure of joining in but from the comfort of my own home. When it started I actually thought ok here we go, just another conference. Well, that was an understatement, The conference started with a song and at that point, I felt this may be a little different. The next speaker that spoke made me feel that having a story that can help people is the most powerful thing on earth. Using your story was important why of helping others because this is how changes are made. The speaker was Baroness Beverly Hughs, everything about this women had grace and an air of elegance and it was not only a delight to listen to her speak I heard every word with integrity. I th

  When we think about our brain we think about it as one brain, We never consider that we actually have two brains, which we do, the right side and the left side. Both bringing something different to the table. One side is weaker than the other due to not working it as often,  little like not excerising your musels for awhile they become weak. Very few people who operate with both side at the same time. The right side of the brain is seen as the more creative sensual side full of colour and tends to be a little more emotional and messy a little like a free spirit and likes to colour outside the lines. whereas the left side is a little more grey analytical factual, logical uses little emotion to make decisions.   So knowing this why is it that right-brain thinkers and left-brain thinkers do not work together to make decisions? How different would the world look if right-brain thinkers and left-brain thinkers had to work together as a requirement to make decisions and create thinks? Woul