Lately, I’ve had quite a few people tell me how “Non Committal” Atlanta is.

Well… I must be doing something right because 126 people (so far) have signed up for the epic sound bath fundraiser taking place at the Fernbank Science Center Planetarium, Wednesday, December 19th!

Someone asked me what the “secret sauce” was… I laughed and said, “I don’t know if there is a secret sauce, but I do know, that if you fill your cup first, you are more able to show up and help others. And I have been showing up for both, for years. Now, others have an opportunity to step in and support me in return.”

It’s not one thing.
It’s not one person.
There are several people who believe in this.
There are several people who believe in me.
I fell in love with Atlanta in 2000.
THIS was years in the making.

So... thank you 126 people who put a ring on it! I love you, too! And I look forward to rocking your world, photographing it, and giving you presents on the 19th! 😘

You still have time to enter the raffle! (See earlier post) 👏🏻
Online auction is LIVE! 🙌🏼
AND on Tuesday, all signed up guests will receive the first email with the discount link page for products and services! 👍🏻
To check out more on this Fundraiser and to sign up click the link below! 💪🏻
(but, come on! Enter the raffle. It will be fun!)

<3 Danielle

Social media has created a whole new industry where there are now therapist specializing in social media addiction and the depression, anxiety, and attempted suicides that come with it. And I’m NOT just talking about adults... I work with one of those amazing therapy centers. I am so thankful for the work that Paradigm San Francisco does to help our youth, and the value they see from having sound healing as part of their program once a week. This is real. For something that is suppose to bring us together, and be a source of information, how can we empower our youth when they are inundated by highlight reels? I’m not saying take away screen time... this is still a powerful tool! But how do we empower our youth on social media? I don’t know what it’s like to be a parent. But I can tell you that our kids need us. Otherwise, I wouldn’t be hired by these therapy centers to work with them...

What dialog are you having with your children around social media? Have you experienced a dialog around comparison, depression, anxiety, or sexuality from what they are seeing on these channels? Comment below.

(Thank you ahead time for anyone commenting on this sensitive topic.)

<3
Danielle