EVENT WRAP UP
Greetings to All


For those of you who attended the first Leaders causing Leaders event, THANK YOU. It was amazing, and for those who did not make it, please read the random quotes below that have come in. You will not want to miss the next event. We will be sending out a newsletter very soon with announcements for intensive workshops and the next yearly event dates and location.

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I personally got to understand and experience life in a whole new way and will forever be changed by the people, ideas and way of looking at life... for the rest of my life... thank you. Mary

Just being there and connecting with all of the amazing people is literally LIFE CHANGING for me!!! I feel like I am renewed and an opening has occurred i n my heart and mind to let go of the old and let in the new.... Salina

I doubt anybody could have left without receiving something specifically for them - life affirming and life changing. I was lifted to tears more than once. It's definitely an event where miracles and shifts come to fruition. Thank you for making it happen....

Jason’s blog posted on
Monday, November 15, 2010
9:56 AM


EVERYDAY I EAT THIS ------>

And I get it here: http://www.healthforce.com/

When people ask me about it, I take a deep breath because talking about it leads to a rant on how much I think it’s awesome. When I’m in a hurry I simply say, “I dunno what it is, but it’s supposed to make my penis grow 2 inches in just 4 weeks.”

In all seriousness, this stuff will make you live to be a thousand.

I promise you’ll comment on this blog when you’re 900 (wishing you were dead) asking, “What was in that sh*t?”

Vitamineral Green. Best if stirred with coconut water or sweetened with Stevia if you’re taking it plain like a man.

I especially find it helpful in England. Much of the food I eat lacks the color green. I was told by many a health practitioner I should eat all the colors of the rainbow at every day. This has been the easiest way to understanding a healthy diet.

NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 08: Songwriter Paul Williams and musician Jason Mraz speak onstage at the VH1 Save The Music Foundation 2010 Gala at Cipriani Wall Street on November 8, 2010 in New York City.

On Monday, November 8th at Cipriani Wall Street VH1 Save The Music celebrated the power of music. The Gala 2010 presented by LG Mobile Phones honored Julie Andrews, John Legend, John Mayer and The ASCAP Foundation!

The ongoing theme, “How Does Music Move You?” inspired guests and allowed people everywhere to share stories on how music shapes lives. The evening was hosted by 30 Rock’s Cheyenne Jackson and featured appearances by Common, Good Charlotte, Jason Mraz, Lauren Conrad, Natasha Bedingfield, Pete Wentz and a Tribute to The 45th Anniversary of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music, featuring Kristin Chenoweth.

Demonstrating the impact of the Foundation’s work, a group of current and alumni students from the VH1 Save The Music Foundation’s first grant recipient school, P.S. 58/The Carroll School also performed, leaving the star-studded audience in awe.