Today.

I've spent the last two days at home working on the YES! Attitude course workbook. It's reminding me why I love the YES! book so much — and how much exposing yourself to positive information can impact your mood and attitude in general. I've felt great and been able to get a ton done. The course will be available from TrainOne, Jeffrey's online training company. It's based on the YES! Attitude book. The course was actually created before the book was in final form — so now I am revising and updating the course to match the look, feel, flow, and overall appeal of the book. We plan to use this model for all future courses that will correspond with The Little Book series. I am so happy to be part of it.

Also spent time today researching copyright information. It's such an interesting topic to me. And because I deal with so much of Jeffrey's intellectual property — I have a personal interest. We get many requests from people requesting permission to reprint Jeffrey's material — and I want to make sure that we are in line with not only the laws, but also with what's in our best interest. If you're interested, there's some excellent case examples here.

In other exciting news:
1. I received an email from a long-lost friend back home the other day. And during my trip to Seattle I will be able to spend time with her. It's so fun to make connections with people you enjoyed spending time with. I've got an intense list of things to do while I am in Seattle — including visit and meet my best friend Jessie's new little boy Noah, have dinner with my friend Stephanie, visit my facialist, spend time with my family, go shopping, and be there to support Jeffrey at his seminars in the Pacific Northwest. I'm really looking forward to it.

2. I am trying to convince my mom to join Jeffrey and me in NYC in June. I bought 3rd row seats to Phantom of The Opera (which she wants to see!) to help in tempting her! It would be so nice to be in the big city with her. (I hope you're planning on it, mom!)