Spiritual Awakening: Dreamers, Leaders & Achievers, Which Are You?
As I left Salad Creations in Coconut Creek, Florida and began my drive home I drove through several school zones with children all around and I thought look at theses dreamers, leaders, and achievers. I then began to ask which one are you. My answer cam in the form of a message from source stating you are all three as you dream of creating a world with less cancer and more birthdays, you lead by hosting events to raise funds for The American Cancer Society, and you achieve by moving forward following your passion to positively impact the lives of those you come in contact with keep up the great work. I thanked source and when I arrived home sat down to write this blog to help you answer the question of are you a dreamer, a leader, or an achiever or are you all three. In most cases we are all three as we dream and then take action to lead and then once we marry passion with action we find success.
Dr. Lorica is a pioneer and leader in her field who inspires others through her work.
Washington, D.C. Arlene Marie “Bambi” Antonio-Lorica, MD, FAAP,is a holistic pediatrician
and a physician entrepreneur currently working to incorporate
alternative medicine into the medical curriculum.
A coloratura soprano, she has been privileged to perform for the last
3 Philippine Presidents. Among her performance venues include the
Herbst Theater in San Francisco, the Kennedy Center, the Warner
Theater, DAR Constitution Hall, US Congress, and Embassies in the
Washington DC area. She has performed with Martin Nieverra, Pilita
Corales and Nonoy Zuniga, among others.
Karen Davila is an acclaimed reporter and correspondent in the Philippines who has been named as a global leader. Karen Davila is an award-winning television and radio broadcast journalist. Her work on television, for ABS-CBN, involves anchoring on several programs. She serves as one of the anchors of TV Patrol Southern Luzon World. She is also an anchor on the public affairs program XXX. She appears in the news documentary television program The Correspondents as well. As for her work on radio, she is on Pasada 630, a radio show with Vic De Leon Lima on DZMM RAdyo Patrol 630. In addition to her journalistic work, she is also involved in advocacy work. She is an active Ambassador for Conservation for Haribon Foundation, Youth Build Ambassador for Habitat for Humanity, and a spokesperson for World Vision Philippines. She is married to DJ Sta. Ana, former news director of ABS-CBN, with whom she has two children.
On of my favorites and someone I aspire to be like is Michelle Tafoya. She exemplifeies the ideals of being a dreamer, a leader, and an achiever.
Early life and career
Tafoya received a B.A. in mass communications from the University of California, Berkeley in 1988, and a masters in business administration from the University of Southern California in 1991.
Tafoya worked as a host and reporter for KFAN-AM in Minneapolis, primarily for Minnesota Vikings and University of Minnesota women’s basketball broadcasts. She worked for WAQS-AM in Charlotte, where she went by the name Mickey Conley.[1] She was the first female analyst to call UNC-Charlotte men’s basketball games.
Tafoya also worked for the Midwest Sports Channel, serving as a Minnesota Timberwolves<%
