JEREE WADE'S SERENITY SEMINARS - JEREE WADE, M.A. - 8/27/11 luncheon

SERENITY SEMINARS CONVERSATION WORKSHOP AND LUNCHEON - AUGUST 27, 2011 12-4

Thu, 30 Jun 2011 00:00:00 -0700

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A SATURDAY AFTERNOON LUNCHEON WORKSHOP

Miracle Conversation Seminar Series

WHO SHOULD COME

Anyone who wants to experience more love, intimacy, connection, and understanding of the opposite sex. Couples, singles, married folk, friends, families and anyone who believes in rebuilding or strengthening their faith in love and connection!

WHEN

Saturday, August 27, 2011

12 PM - 4 PM Workshop

4 PM - 5 PM Optional Social Hour

WHERE

Bella Napoli Restaurant

Private Dining Room

1640 Broad Street

Bloomfield, New Jersey

www.bellanapolibloomfield.com

AGENDA

Luncheon

Presentation

"The Power of Empathy through Communication"

Break Out Groups

Reconvening

Closing

YOUR INVESTMENT

$65.00

Includes Luncheon and Gratuities

Seminar Materials and Workshop

PAYMENT METHODS

Credit Card, Cash - Check/Money Order

Payment Plans available

CONTACT

Jeree Wade for more information, payment and plans

Jeree Wade - 973-509-0374

Office Cell - 646-408-0226

JEREE WADE, M.A.

GREER'S MARCH / APRIL PROSPERITY TIP

Wed, 16 Mar 2011 00:00:00 -0700

The tip for March And April has a special message. It’s Rule 41 from “The Rules of Money.” by Richard Templar.

“If you are unhappy with your pay or hate your job, then you have to question why you’re still doing it and what else you could do. The worst possible scenario is that you don’t feel fulfilled or rewarded in your job but you are so busy doing it that you don’t have time to create a plan that will bring you greater prosperity and happiness. While you’ve got you head down earning a living, a million opportunities to become prosperous have just passed over your head, and you didn’t see them. Imagine waking up in ten years’ time and realizing that what you’d done. If this is your situation, then do something now. Change your perspective and seize the day.”

GREER'S JAN-FEB 2011 FINANCIAL TIP

Tue, 01 Feb 2011 00:00:00 -0800

February Money Tip

Never Spend More Than $100.00 on Anything

Without Taking 48 hours to Think About It

We all are a victim of impulse purchasing. As a result, we buy things we don’t need. It can be a pair of shoes, a new VCR, an expensive dinner. Stores are designed to get us caught up in the attraction and excitement of shopping.

Set yourself a ceiling. Pick any amount that makes sense to you. I suggest $100.00. Once you have set it, do not allow yourself to buy anything for that amount or more without first leaving the store. Give yourself 48 hours to “cool-off.” This would give you a chance to decide rationally whether the purchase really is necessary. If you still feel like buying it two days later, Great!

The point of the exercise is to get your spending under control, which will allow you to save more. Hopefully, your goal will be to get your saving rate up to 20% of your gross income. However, you can start at 5% with the intention of getting your rate to 10% within 12 months.

PROSPERITY COACH GREER ST JOHN'S NOVEMBER TIP

Tue, 16 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0800

Pay Yourself First

so what does this mean? It means that whenever you make any money, no matter how much or how little, before you spend it on anything else, you should put some of it aside for the future. I know what you may be thinking to yourself. “With my expenses, where am I going to find the money? The secret is you already have it. The problem with you and almost everyone is that you spend too much. Take a look at you spend habits this month.

We’ll talk again.

A SOFT REBUTTAL BY PEARL WILLIAMS

Wed, 25 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0700

Soft Rebuttal ta "Some Black Women"

You and I …we forgot
Glimpse this, only for a nano second. The meeting of the egg and sperm.
Ughhhhh so so good. Made in perfection. So good.

Reopen yourself to the ancient night whispers of: hey pretty baby, I love you, precious, sweetie and the peeks and off side smiles of others. You are so good.

Mediation of life momentarily forgotten…momentarily forgotten.

Louder than good …is no good and the world becomes…shhhhh not so good.
Confusion, doubt tries to become a way of life… but we are good.

Fell in and outta mediation. Strings and flutters of truth, hard questions, sounds, mantras of…so good.

Mother I love you. No. Disagreement did not weaken our love…so good.
Dad? Well you…so good.

Spoke the truth two days back to back…so good
Got to work on time…so good
Smiled, took the stroller of a two toddler teen mother struggling ta high step the bus.
Felt so good.
Did not grunt at my bouncing booty in the Lord & Taylor window…so good.

Made him moooan my name last night.
In his sleep…I am truly good.

Flipped the script. Looked through your eyes.
I see you see me.
You see me see you.

Pearl Williams

A CONVERSATION AMONG SOME BLACK WOMEN

Sun, 15 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0700

SERENITY SEMINAR NEWSBREAK
2010 Seminar

Dear Goddesses,
A beautiful poem was brought to my attention by a beautiful client.

Sadly the Writer, a Noted African American Poet, has transitioned.

Included in the main workshop, will be an facilitated conversation of this poem as well as a response poem with hope and possibility written by our own Serenity Goddesses, Pearl Williams.
I feel the poem certainly addresses this year’s theme of How do we love ourselves and yet living in the reality of Life as we know it. My response to the poem as a facilitator of self love and emotional health is that it was a Poem which shows how much Ms. Rodgers understood about herself and her needs and yet her reality. Also how much she gave to her readers and new readers by writing this poem. I am looking forward to a spirited and spiritual discussion from those who choose to join us.

CAROLYN M. RODGERS
Poem for Some Black Women
Â©1992 Carolyn M. Rodgers
i am lonely,
all the people i know
i know too well
there was comfort in that
at first but now
we know each others miseries too well.
we are lonely women, who spend time waiting for
occasional flings
we live with fear.
we are lonely.
we are talented, dedicated, well read
BLACK, COMMITTED,
we are lonely,
we understand the world problems
Black women’s problems with Black men
but all we really understand is lonely.
when we laugh,
we are so happy to laugh
we cry when we laugh
we are lonely.
we are busy people
always doing things
fearing getting trapped in rooms
loud with empty”¦ yet
knowing the music of silence/hating it/hoarding it
loving it/treasuring it,
it often birthing our creativity we are lonely
being soft and being hard
supporting our selves, earning our own bread
soft/hard/hard/soft
knowing that need must not show
will frighten away
knowing that we must
walk back-wards nonchalantly on our tip-toeness
into happiness,
if only for stingy moments
we know too much
we learn to understand everything,
to make too much sense out
of the world,
of pain
of lonely”¦
we buy clothes, we take trips,
we wish, we pray, we meditate, we curse, we crave, we coo,
we caw, we need ourselves sick, we need, we need
we lonely we grow tired of tears we grow tired of fear
we grow tired but must al-ways be soft and not too serious”¦
not too smart not too bitchy not too sapphire
not too dumb not too not too not too
a little less a little more
add here detract there .
lonely.

CHICAGO — Carolyn M. Rodgers, a Chicago poet and writer who helped found one of the country's oldest and largest black-owned book publishers, has died. She was 69.
The Chicago-based Third World Press says Rodgers died April 2 at Mercy Hospital after battling an undisclosed illness.
The Chicago native wrote nine books, including "How I got Ovah." Her work often delved into the experiences of black women.
Rodgers is credited with being a star of the black arts movement of the 1960s and 1970s. She helped found Third World Press in the 1960s. She also started her own publishing company, Eden Press.
Funeral services have been held. A public memorial is planned May 4 where Rodgers' work will be read.
Rodgers is survived by her mother and two sisters.

2010 REPLENISHMENT SEMINAR

Sun, 15 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0700

JEREE WADE, M.A.
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AUGUST 15, 2010

Dear Serenity Seminar Goddesses,
Countdown!

I am so excited and looking forward to seeing each and every one of you. I can tell by my conversations with many of you that you are excited also.

Remember for those coming from work, it may be a long day. Please, begin your weekend by taking care of yourself nutritionally. Then you will not be exhausted and hungry when you reach the hotel. We have found it helps to suggest a late hearty lunch on Friday or bring a brown bag if you prefer not to purchase food from the restaurant.

For those who are coming earlier, the dining room is open for breakfast and lunch and then closes until 5 pm. The Hotel Lounge is open for early snacks and food and cash beverage bar from 5PM on. The hotel can supply you with a list of nearby venues for dinning, purchasing or take out.
Meet and Greet
Bring your favorite beverage and we will of course have plenty of Heaven’s Nectar, (water.) At the meet and greet, I will serve Fresh Fruit and Healthy Carrot Cake. Last year this was a great hit and an easy late evening snack before peaceful sleep.

Warmly, Jeree

SERENITY SEMINARS WEEKEND REPLENISHMENT SCHEDULE
FRIDAY Hotel Facilities Available from 10am ROOM CHECK
at 3 pm
FRIDAY 8:00PM MEET AND GREET

SATURDAY 10AM MEDITATION WITH LOTUS HAWK
SATURDAY

We Love our inner child!
11:30 NOON-3:00 PM WORK SESSION
The Do Over Project!
Jeree
Survey - MS. Carol Lucus
SATURDAY 4-8PM FREE
SATURDAY
Sending strength and serenity to Goddesses everywhere 8PM-11PM

EXPRESSIVE ARTS
EVENING
Mini Presentation BY Ms. Greer St John Serenity Seminar Wealth Building Coach
Presentations — Participants
Spirited Discussion
CLOSING MUSIC MEDITATION
SUNDAY 9:00-10:00 INSPIRATONAL BREAKFAST
SUNDAY

10:00AM-11:30

Musical Invocation
Keynote Message:
“Hope and Possibilities”
Goodbye Till We meet Again
SUNDAY 12 NOON-1PM CHECKOUT/DEPART
Jeree 646-408-0226 IMPORTANT NUMBERS Hotel 201-391-3600