Finally, I am writing again, which feels so good.
I have reinvented my life!!! I moved to New York to my dream home in November.
Miracles keep abounding. The grandson of the Lanes, the Missionary couple who treated me so generously, while I lived in Sapporo, Japan as a young bride/expectant mother, found me through the Huffington Post article I wrote on Thanksgiving 2007...I'd been asking The Universe forever how I could find any family members, as I hadn't been in touch for decades...can you imagine the feelings I had when I saw the Lanes' name in my In-Box? We've become e-mail pals and I can hardly wait to meet him.
I am launching my new book, Attention: Secrets for Making It in College and Beyond, in August. It's 56 pages of vital info for kids about why and how attention works...parents tell me what they wish they'd had it, before they went off to college.
This is a dashing blog today...more to follow.
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Do you think you are getting the kind of attention you are seeking in your life?
Attention - Everyone needs it!
The Attention Factor® gives tools, information and insights to consciously enable people to receive and give appropriate quality attention. It works to intervene in our world’s epidemic of addictions, unhealthy relationships and personal disconnections in our workplaces, families and within ourselves.
Alice Aspen March founded the non-profit organization, FACT, (Focusing Awareness on Children and Television); as Executive Director, she played the key role in keeping Mr. Rogers Neighborhood on PBS and exchanged programming ideas with Fred Rogers. Alice commissioned a play for the Los Angeles School District, which educated audiences about symptoms of heavy TV viewing: i.e. obesity, depression, high-school drop out, teen-age pregnancy, suicide, violence, poor reading skills, and climbing illiteracy.
She created and produced the Emmy nominated documentary, Latch-Key Kids, narrated by Christopher Reeve. This show led to the development of extended after-school programs funded by The California State Senate which subsequently appointed Alice twice to State Commissions. NATPE (National Association of Television Program Executives) recognized her expertise, when they asked her to speak at their national convention for 2000 attendees in Las Vegas.
Today Alice, a Humanist, is now known for her innovative work in the field of attention.
Alice Aspen March founded the non-profit organization, FACT, (Focusing Awareness on Children and Television); as Executive Director, she played the key role in keeping Mr. Rogers Neighborhood on PBS and exchanged programming ideas with Fred Rogers. Alice commissioned a play for the Los Angeles School District, which educated audiences about symptoms of heavy TV viewing: i.e. obesity, depression, high-school drop out, teen-age pregnancy, suicide, violence, poor reading skills, and climbing illiteracy.
She created and produced the Emmy nominated documentary, Latch-Key Kids, narrated by Christopher Reeve. This show led to the development of extended after-school programs funded by The California State Senate which subsequently appointed Alice twice to State Commissions. NATPE (National Association of Television Program Executives) recognized her expertise, when they asked her to speak at their national convention for 2000 attendees in Las Vegas.
Today Alice, a Humanist, is now known for her innovative work in the field of attention.
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