Discovering How YOU Can Make a Difference in the World

USA (SANEPR.com) April 21, 2008 -- The “Who I Am Makes A Difference” Blue Ribbon Acknowledgment System was developed by Helice “Sparky” Bridges, winner of the 2005 Ghandi Nonviolence Award. Such tools have helped end bullying, avert teen suicide, enhance academic excellence, build positive releationships, avert suicide and make dreams come true. Now Mary Robinson Reynolds has added her unique movie-making abilities to the project, spreading the message of respect and appreciation around the globe, enabled by the Internet. Reynolds discusses her movies, their impact and what listeners can do in this world-wide effort toward daily peace.

• According to a Gallup poll, 2 out of 3 Americans show low Self-esteem
• 80% of people are hurt by words; and research shows that only about 20% of children and adults are able to handle negative words without emotional pain or psychological damage. (CA Task Force for Social & Personal Responsibility)
• Jack Canfield (Self-esteem expert) says the average child hears 432 negative statements per day, to only 31 positive statements.

Our world is undergoing a tremendous transition, one that involves geography, societies, spirituality, weather, consciousness and our sense of interconnectedness with other people and all matter. Mary Reynolds is focused solely on the energy transformation of people’s minds and hearts, helping to reshape the vision of what is possible.

Full Power Living, created and hosted by Ilene Dillon, M.S.W. and aired since 2004, is the only show on international media dedicated to “awakening the world to the power and importance of human emotions.” Past guests include Drs. Jean Shinoda Bolen, Bruce Lipton, Harville Hendrix and Candace Pert, funnyman Bruce Cameron and Sports Illustrated’s Austin Murphy. Listen live, 9 a.m. PT Thursday, April 24, 2008 to Internet radio’s Full Power Living (www.ideocast.com/show.asp?aid=157), with more than 160 past shows archived. Ask questions and interact with other listeners on our Chat feature during this live broadcast. Listen, Call in toll free (800-630-7858) and Chat with us.