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Name: Christina
Country: United States
State: California
Metro: Bay Area
Birthday: 10/26/1980
Gender: Female


Interests: Culture, travel, entertainment, music and helping people make their dreams happen
Expertise: Artist Management, Event Management, Music Marketing, Publicity
Industry: Entertainment


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Sunday, July 05, 2009

Shift happens.

Shift happens.
 

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Thursday, July 02, 2009

Residing at the Helm

From today's DailyOm.com - Residing at the Helm

 

"In times past, human beings learned all of the skills needed for survival. Today, the majority of people specialize in a single discipline, which they hone throughout their lives. Thus, many of us feel uncomfortable standing at the helm of our own existence. We question our ability to make decisions concerning our own health, happiness, and welfare, and are left feeling dependent and powerless. But the authority to take ultimate responsibility for our lives is simply a matter of believing that we have the necessary faith and intelligence to cope with any circumstance the universe chooses to place in our path."

 

Have faith. -C

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Wednesday, July 01, 2009

Andy Dolce

"If you have contributed to making someone's life better, the world we live in will be better, and then you've been successful. It's not about money. If you do make money, you have a responsibility to give to others to help them have a better life. As far as the company, our measurement of success is not being a Four Seasons, or a Hilton, or a Marriot, but just being who we are and making sure we do a really terrific job at it."
 
- Andy Dolce, Founder of Dolce Hotels and Resorts
 
What a great focus to have. -C
Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

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Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Airport watching

I'm at the airport again. I was reading "The Democratic Revolution in the Philippines" by Ferdinand E. Marcos -- but there's so many people here I can't help but people watch. I'm reminded of the movie "Love Actually". How it starts off at Heathrow -- except I'm at SFO. And its true you feel excited and nervous at airports. Or at least that's how I feel. I'm not even going anywhere. But I'm waiting. Almost like waiting for an answer to arrive - this one specifically from Manila.
 
Everyone else seems excited to pick up their arriving passengers. I on the other hand, am feeling more nervous than anything.
 
This past week and a half has left me feeling -- sigh . It's been rough. Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

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Sunday, June 28, 2009

Sunday Afternoon

Personally I do a lot of spiritual reflection but I do feel much more connected on Sundays. Globally, people spiritually connect with the Creator and in a way we all connect with each other as well. What a thought -- I can imagine the world holding hands every Sunday.

Sundays are great for reconnecting with myself and reflecting on the week. And what a week it was. It was probably my roughest week this year. A dear aunt passed away last week leading into subsequent interrelated events thereafter.  And the theme of the week seemed to be "transitions." A lot of my values are being challenged -- being asked -- what is it that you value most in your life? Those values definitely shift and change as you transition to and from different stages of your life.

In my heart I know the answers. And now just trying to figure out how best to rearrange my life so that it corresponds with those answers. As exciting transitions can be, it can be rather challenging. My heart's strings are being tugged at right now as I attempt to make life changing decisions. It's interesting. I try to live a simple life but for some reason the Creator keeps pushing to make it much grander than that. I'm being asked to take on some large tasks. I feel like Mia in the movie, "Princess Diaries" - but I know I should be more like Eloise from the movie, "Eloise".

As I try to make sense of all of the open opportunities for me right now, I feel very blessed by the support of certain people in my life that allow me to lean on their shoulder. There's the troubleshooter who doesn't seem to get tired of my rants (*thank you*) -- and there's my mom who has made me her whole life (*happy birthday*). I am touched by their presence.

Let's see where the universe takes me this week.

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