Intentionally Manifest your Dreams at the

CREATE      YOUR      LIFE

VISION-BOARD WORKSHOP

A FULL-DAY TO FOCUS ON YOUR AUTHENTIC LIFE AND YOUR
IDEAL OUTCOMES.

Highly successful people, including Oprah Winfrey, say that they intentionally created outcomes by using a simple tool: Vision Boards.

A Vision Board is a way to sell your own ideas to yourself, to anchor to your dreams and to allow the magic of manifestation to work in your life. Finally!

On January 6th 2018, Sylvia Morrison will facilitate this
CREATE YOUR LIFE VISION-BOARD WORKSHOP... to give you the space you
need to intentionally define your dreams, and create a Vision Board that will effortlessly
attract your ideal outcomes to you!

HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL GET

  • Clarity on what you really want (No more settling for someone else’s dreams)
  • Space and time to map out your ideal outcomes in each area of your life
  • Connection with like-minded peers
  • All the tools to create your own powerful Vision Board
  • Your very own Vision Board to take home, and effortlessly attract your ideal outcomes in the months ahead.
  • A full day of breathing room and dream-time.

There are only 10 spaces available, and they will fill up fast – so please act
quickly.

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Sylvia Morrison is a community organizer, anti-oppression trainer, peace activist, humanitarian,
and educator. She is a professor at George Brown College in Toronto. As a community organizer,
she has supported various grassroots community initiatives in Cuba, Togo, Benin, Uganda,
Kenya, and Ghana.

Sylvia has done international human rights education, and solidarity work with peacemaker
communities in Colombia, Israel/Palestine, Iraq, UK, Uganda, and Canada. She is the founder
of Links Across Borders, a registered Non Profit organization with a mission to foster global citizenship through community development and education in Ghana, West Africa. Sylvia Morrison
was enstooled Queen Mother; Mama Agbalenyo I in Ghana.

Ms. Morrison is an inspiring motivational speaker. She is skillful in her facilitation of transformational processes, and has caused personal transformation in many lives, through her Healing Retreats, and Visioning workshops.

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