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I Can Do It! Conference Features Top Speakers
A
unique mind, body and soul retreat
invites participants to meet and listen to doz- ens of today’s most in-
spiring authors and speakers at the Hay House I Can Do It! Tampa Conference, No- vember 12-14. Workshops and lectures will focus on such topics as finding our life’s purpose, global evolutionary shift, what to expect as we approach 2012, women’s issues, health and wellness, past life exploration, developing intuition and psychic abilities, and personal improvement and spiritual growth. Speakers and their topics will include Dr. Wayne W. Dyer, The Shift: Moving
Your Life from Ambition to Meaning; Marianne Williamson, Living Miraculously; Dr. Christiane Northrup, Menopause and Beyond; Thomas Moore, Care of the Soul in Medicine; Marci Shimoff, Happy for No Reason; and Sharon Salzberg and Robert Thurman, The Four Victories (new to I Can Do It!). Additional special guests will include Louise L. Hay and Gregg Braden,
Gary Renard, Bruce Lipton, Brian Weiss, Caroline Myss and Cheryl Richardson, among others. I Can Do It! also incorporates optional Thursday keynote speakers and Friday
preconference workshops. The optional Thursday evening event isMessages from the Other Side with the “Three Mediums”: TV’s Life Among the Dead star, Lisa Williams; John Holland; and Colette Baron-Reid. They will offer inspired intuitive insights and live audience readings.
Register by September 1 to save $100. For more info, visit
IcanDoIt.net or call 1-800-654-5126. See ad on back cover.
Mighell Opens Studio 37 in Naples H
er expertise has earned her awards, celebrity clients and national press coverage in a career spanning more than
25 years. Now, Betty Ann Mighell, most recently with The Ritz- Carlton Naples spa, offers her hair stylist, color and eyelash extension skills at her own salon, Studio 37, at 501 Goodlette Road, Suite B-104, in Naples. Mighell specializes in the one-hour Visage Beauty Consulta-
tion, which symmetrically analyzes face, skin and hair, using be- fore-and-after photos and a five-step computer software program she developed. An Xtreme Lash certified eyelash extension expert, Mighell also plans to add additional salon space this fall. After starting her beautician career at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas (Barbara
Betty Ann Mighell
Sinatra and Diana Ross were clients), she owned a salon in suburban Boston, where she won a distinction award from Modern Salon magazine in 1998 and was featured in the publication the next year.
Fee for Visage Beauty Consultation: $99. For more info or to make an appointment, call 239-263-5434 or visit
Studio37XtremeLashesAndHair.com or
Symonics.com. See ad, page 19.
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