Andrea Reynolds' next book: The Kindness Experiment

"Be kind to strangers... they could be your angels in disguise." Or they could be investigative journalists giving you....

ANDREA REYNOLDS

.... a rare opportunity to show yourself publicly as a Good Samaritan or HERO.

Sadly, many choose to be villains even when given a second chance to redeem themselves.

Will you choose kindness over mean-spiritedness, and generosity over greed?

Or will you do what many choose to do....work against their own best interests?

Remember: It's all material for my next book, The Kindness Experiment.

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Andrea Reynolds, Author, Speaker, Kindness Activist

12 Ways you can be my Hero as I write....

A. Help me earn a living again after 13 years of poverty due to death threats, stalking, terror, PTSD, hiding from harm, harassment, character assassination, intimidation, discrimination, alienation, vandalism, property theft, bullying, and denial of constitutional rights:

1. Invite me to speak to your group, conference, meeting, or class.

2. Order a prepaid copy of The Kindness Experiment so I can get it written and published without increasing my debt load.

3. Retain me as your Undercover Client-Patient-Guest to tell you what your patients, clients, guests, association members won't. (For Physicians, lawyers, dentists, chiropractors, veterinarians, realtors, etc.)

4. Give me a paying assignment to write a column for your magazine on The Benefits of Kindness and/or Overcoming Self-Sabotage, and/or Resolving Crises.

5. Ask me to write a regular (paid) advice column for your newspaper on The Benefits of Kindness and/or Overcoming Self-Sabotage, and/or Resolving Crises.

6. Invite me to host a call-in radio advice show on The Benefits of Kindness and/or Overcoming Self-Sabotage, and/or Resolving Crises.

7. Invite me to housesit for you in your absence... without charge.

B. Compensate me for any of the following that may apply to you (I'll be contacting you):

8. Pay me for the work I did for you in the past that you didn't pay for, plus interest.

9. Refund my money for work you didn't do or did so poorly that I had to pay others to fix the damage you caused.

10. Reverse the financial penalties you charged me with that are not my responsibility.

11. Reimburse me for the financial losses I incurred because I was a good citizen.... or because you broke the law or were negligent.

12. Pay me fairly for intellectual property you knowingly stole from me.

FYI, As of August 30, 2010, I'm no longer providing the following:

1. Marketing, Positioning, and Visibility Campaigns for authors, speakers, experts. (I will be my sole client.)

2. Speaker and book contract negotiations. (I will be my sole client.)

3. Book editing and proofreading for other authors.

4. Speaker representation. (I will be my sole client.)

5. Marketing strategies and advice for professionals, consultants, practitioners. (I will be my sole client.)

6. Selling my seminar manuals as e-books at a discount, or to those who do not attend my seminars but use the materials to teach from without paying me for a license to use my proprietary information.

7. Commercial voice-work without payment of royalties or residuals.

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My starting-over money goals (one by one, in order of priority):
1. $50,000 to cover remaining debts.
2. $25,000 assets required by Canadian Immigration to return to Canada.
3. $15,000 emergency fund.
4. $50,000 down payment on a home.
5. $1,500,000 retirement fund.
6. $1,500,000 foundation to assist writers forbidden to write, speak, publish, consult (as I was).

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I've been quoted in these publications for my work and ideas:
Time
Entrepreneur
USA Today
Financial Post
National Post
Globe and Mail
Toronto Star
Toronto Sun
Hamilton Spectator
Canadian Business
Canadian Living
Rocky Mountain Times
Las Vegas Review
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Jamestown Post-Journal
Erie Times
Korea Times
Dagbladet Børsen
Skyword
Successful Owner-Manager
Sales & Marketing Management

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This web site was banned by the board of directors and property manager of Geneva on the Park Condominiums in St. Catharines Ontario... because we all know only men should publish web sites. Right?

How to Start Your Own Mutual Self-Help Support Group
$16.95

E- Manual written and published by Andrea Reynolds from her three-hour workshop.
Book her to conduct this workshop for your group.
 

The Manual
 Self help groups offer people who face a common problem the opportunity to meet with others and share their experiences, knowledge, strengths, and hopes. Run for and by their members, self help groups can be better described as "mutual help" groups. Many such groups are started each week across the country by ordinary people with a little courage, a sense of commitment and a lot of caring.   While there is no single formula for starting a group, this class will provide some general considerations you may find helpful. The focus of the class will be on setting up the support group and getting visibility within the community to attract members.   

The Author
 Andrea Reynolds has been an active participant in two mutual support groups, including a 12 step program. She has been a co-founder of associations on the provincial and national level, and also the founder and executive director of an international association. Besides providing private, supportive counseling on a fee basis, Andrea has hosted call-in radio shows on relationships, and has written several self-help manuals and workbooks.    

Contents
 1. What is a mutual support group?
 2. What does a mutual support group do?
 3. What types of support groups currently exist?
 4. What is the purpose of a support group?
 5. Why is there a need for support groups?
 6. What are some common criteria for membership in a group?
 7. What are the benefits of membership in a support group?
 8. What can a member expect from a group?
 9. What activities or "products" can a support group provide?
 10. What happens at a support group meeting?
 11. How might a support group be sponsored?
 12. How do support groups cover overhead costs?
 13. Where can meetings be held?
 14. What is needed at the meeting site?
 15. What are some common "rules" for meetings?
 16. Who leads the group?
 17. What are some common meeting formats?
 18. What problems might we encounter?
 19. How can support groups reach the public?
 20. When should a support group become incorporated?
 21. Resources
 22. Example: Dealing With Loss Support Group
 23. Example: Public Service Announcement (2)
 24. Planning Pages for new groups

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