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This is where you can find out a little more about me and what I can do for you!

I am a Web Developer, and I have already developed three web sites and working on two others. If you need a web site, contact me today!

I am also a Personal Trainer who knows what losing weight and sticking to it really means. I have helped myself do exactly that and have lost over 40 pounds.

I am with Toastmasters International, in District 33 and District 52.

In District 33, I am in three clubs. Simi Valley Toastmasters, club #3533, The Supper Club, #6089 and Au Jus, #879.

Check us out at: http://www.toastmasters.og

#879 is an advanced club which can help everyone develop their skills even further than where they are at currently.

In District 52, my husband and I are with Northridge Toastmasters and that club meets twice a month at a restaurant.

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Web Developer that has developed three web sites already and working on a fourth one as we speak. Certified Personal Trainer with extensive experience in exercise, losing the weight, and getting into shape. Obtaining donations for nonprofit organizations such as the Multiple Sclerosis Society and the Diabetes Association has been a big plus for Linda.

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    Wednesday, June 9, 2010

    Are you a good friend to yourself? Be one!

    Are you a good friend to yourself?

    If you met yourself, would you want to stick around and talk? Are you the kind of person others can be proud of? Hopefully you are, because that's who will be with you for your entire life. Your values and beliefs create a pretty good picture of what you want to see in the mirror. To be proud of yourself, do everything you can to make real life look like that vision. Find people that have the qualities you want and learn from them. Becoming a person you like gives you the confidence that you're someone worth being friends with. There's also a flip side to the friendship coin--you also need to cut yourself as much slack as you do your friends. You have friends because you see the good in them, not the flaws. You like them the way they are, warts and all. You enjoy their company and root for them to be happy and do their best. Look at yourself the same way. To be a good friend to yourself, accept your blemishes, while still pushing yourself to reach your full potential. Don't harp on your weaknesses. Take another look in the mirror and be kinder this time.

    Friendship with oneself is all-important, because without it one cannot be friends with anyone else. - Eleanor Roosevelt, human rights activist

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