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Can you hear me?

I lost my voice in 2012. The combination of a viral infection and an over-ambitious speaking schedule resulted in swollen vocal chords and strict orders from the EN&T specialist to “rest” my voice. Considering the only sound I was able to make was an incomprehensible rasp that made Marlon Brando’s Godfather sound like the soprano in a children’s choir… I really had no option.

Can you hear me?

I lost my voice in 2012. The combination of a viral infection and an over-ambitious speaking schedule resulted in swollen vocal chords and strict orders from the EN&T specialist to “rest” my voice. Considering the only sound I was able to make was an incomprehensible rasp that made Marlon Brando’s Godfather sound like the soprano in a children’s choir… I really had no option.

Can you hear me?

I lost my voice in 2012. The combination of a viral infection and an over-ambitious speaking schedule resulted in swollen vocal chords and strict orders from the EN&T specialist to “rest” my voice. Considering the only sound I was able to make was an incomprehensible rasp that made Marlon Brando’s Godfather sound like the soprano in a children’s choir… I really had no option.

Can you hear me?

I lost my voice in 2012. The combination of a viral infection and an over-ambitious speaking schedule resulted in swollen vocal chords and strict orders from the EN&T specialist to “rest” my voice. Considering the only sound I was able to make was an incomprehensible rasp that made Marlon Brando’s Godfather sound like the soprano in a children’s choir… I really had no option.

The Key to Using Your Imagination

I’m reading a great book this summer about the power of using your imagination, called “The Law and the Promise” by Neville.  It’s the kind of book that adds very fine distinctions to the concept of the Law of Attraction, and acts almost like a graduate level work on the subject.  It’s the kind of book that reminds you what you think you already know about the power of setting specific goals and visualizing their accomplishment, but it does so in a way that makes you go, “Ah hah!”

The Key to Using Your Imagination

I’m reading a great book this summer about the power of using your imagination, called “The Law and the Promise” by Neville.  It’s the kind of book that adds very fine distinctions to the concept of the Law of Attraction, and acts almost like a graduate level work on the subject.  It’s the kind of book that reminds you what you think you already know about the power of setting specific goals and visualizing their accomplishment, but it does so in a way that makes you go, “Ah hah!”

The Key to Using Your Imagination

I’m reading a great book this summer about the power of using your imagination, called “The Law and the Promise” by Neville.  It’s the kind of book that adds very fine distinctions to the concept of the Law of Attraction, and acts almost like a graduate level work on the subject.  It’s the kind of book that reminds you what you think you already know about the power of setting specific goals and visualizing their accomplishment, but it does so in a way that makes you go, “Ah hah!”

The Key to Using Your Imagination

I’m reading a great book this summer about the power of using your imagination, called “The Law and the Promise” by Neville.  It’s the kind of book that adds very fine distinctions to the concept of the Law of Attraction, and acts almost like a graduate level work on the subject.  It’s the kind of book that reminds you what you think you already know about the power of setting specific goals and visualizing their accomplishment, but it does so in a way that makes you go, “Ah hah!”

The Key to Using Your Imagination

I’m reading a great book this summer about the power of using your imagination, called “The Law and the Promise” by Neville.  It’s the kind of book that adds very fine distinctions to the concept of the Law of Attraction, and acts almost like a graduate level work on the subject.  It’s the kind of book that reminds you what you think you already know about the power of setting specific goals and visualizing their accomplishment, but it does so in a way that makes you go, “Ah hah!”

The Key to Using Your Imagination

I’m reading a great book this summer about the power of using your imagination, called “The Law and the Promise” by Neville.  It’s the kind of book that adds very fine distinctions to the concept of the Law of Attraction, and acts almost like a graduate level work on the subject.  It’s the kind of book that reminds you what you think you already know about the power of setting specific goals and visualizing their accomplishment, but it does so in a way that makes you go, “Ah hah!”

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