How to add your input to this blog

Dear Members of this Mastermind Group,

 For now, if you have a comment, please put it in the comment section of whichever post you are reading.  I don't know how many words a comment allows for but I'm not limiting you on words.

 All I am asking is that you remember we are partners in believing and we are remarking positively on each others experience.  We are also presenting our own experience in the positive light of growth, accomplishment, and change.  A deep understanding of a topic is also acceptable.

 This form of media allows us to use this platform to support our growth without the time constraints of a meeting.

 If you want to type up your article and send it to me at carmendavis6@gmail.com, I will post your article as a separate post.  Make sure you note whether or not you want me to edit it as in punctuation or missing words ETC.

 Today I hope that you take notice of the light and love that is always visited on you.  Love, Carmen

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  1. Carmen DavisApril 14, 2019 at 8:09 AM

    You can also send me your article via E-mail and I will post it for you.

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