The other day I got an awesome email from a lady across the globe who was inspired by my BPC "You changed my life" I was absolutely stoked that someone had been inspired by and gained something from my class.
Often when you sit there creating a class, you wonder what it will achieve. You have dreams and goals. You hope that an experience you may have had, might help someone else. But you just don't know how it will all pan out, until it's done and finished.
The good thing is that we all teach each other. Every time I take a class I learn something new even as I'm teaching.
Anyway, the good news is that I have a free class of mine to give away.
Yes, you heard that right!
I'm thrilled to be able to give away a spot in my class "You changed my life".
But I'm going to make it a little harder than just entering a draw. Grin.
My class is all about the people who changed your life. So why not tell me about someone who changed your life. It doesn't matter how big or small. You don't even have to go into details (sometimes it can be too personal), but I'd love to know who those people are in your life that you want to commemorate (good or bad! Grin).
So leave me a comment on this post and I'll do a draw in a week (next Wed evening NZ time). Spread the word, because if I get over 150 entries, I might just have to throw in a rak from myself for someone else as well.
I look forward to hearing from you!



Quen me cambio la vida pues el sacrapbookin por supuesto me encantan las manualidades pero cuando conoci esta tecnica no podia creer el no haberla conocido antes, pero hay una persona en particular que me cambio la vida se llama Teresa Martines, vive en chiva-valencia-españa,es la artista mas completa que conosco y fue la que me introdujo en esta locura de creatividad, ella no tiene blog, ni cuelga sus fotos en inteernet pero os puedo asegurar que es una maravilla y seguro que si la conocierais se la rifarian todas las marcas para ser su creativa diseñadora, desde aqui le mando grandes besos y mis mas eternos agradecimientos por haber aparecido en mi vida
Posted by: sharon | February 23, 2012 at 02:14 AM
i've always felt like a black sheep, walking to my own beat and seeing things very differently to those around me. several years ago, i met someone who introduced me to a concept i'd never come across before via a book. the comfort i felt from this book was more than i'd ever felt from anything... ever! from that point on i knew that even though i was a black sheep, i wasn't alone. i have since met many black sheep who i am fortunate enough to have as friends. the universe always provides... when you least expect it to :)
Posted by: Elizabeth | February 23, 2012 at 12:43 PM
I have changed my own life; and I have found that the most amazing, empowering change of all - I never knew how much I could change things; and now I know that there is no limit to where I can go from here.
Posted by: topkatnz | February 23, 2012 at 03:48 PM
The person who changed my life was a tutor called Denise, she belived in me and helped me study to gain a qualification and get a job
she has been of great suport to me and my confience has grown and and i am now off welfare working a fabulous person who inspired me when i was not motivated and alone
Posted by: janice | February 24, 2012 at 12:34 PM
I know it sounds corny but my kids have changed my life. Having children has made realize what is important. Yes my life with them is now busy, sometimes stressful, and at the odd time purely chaotic but I have never felt so happy in myself as I do at this moment in time.
Posted by: Mich | February 24, 2012 at 09:43 PM
My first husband died and I was left with two beautiful children under 3 years old. I thought I would never find someone who would take on a woman with two children but just over a year later I met a wonderful man who loved both me and my children. We have just celebrated our Silver Wedding anniversary and I know my life would never have been the same without him in it. Love you honey.
Posted by: Julie Clement | February 25, 2012 at 08:16 AM
My BFF changed my life when my Mother passed away. She opened her heart to me to include me as a family member and has been that way for 20+ years. We are as close as sisters, and when her Mother passed away, I was able to help her through the worst time of her life.
Thank you for the chance to win. Good luck to us all!
Posted by: Charlene K. | February 25, 2012 at 08:34 AM
One of my children has changed my life. They have some special needs and so a whole new world has opened up for me, where I'm having to learn things that most parents don't need to, who have 'regular' kids. I've met and cried with other parents who are going through similar issues with their children. School is no longer a place I can simply send my child off to, at the start of the year, as I can with my other kids. I have to ensure that all of their teachers are in the know of his learning needs and then I have to deal with incidents that occur throughout the year involving my child. I could go on..! My child has made me far more sympethetic and empathetic to what some families go through all the time in our society.
Posted by: Kellie | February 25, 2012 at 02:00 PM
My late brother changed my life!
Posted by: Lianne | February 29, 2012 at 03:35 PM