Affirmagy Founder Kristen Marie Schuerlein is a 2008 “Make Mine a Million” Finalist

I extend my heartfelt congratulations to Kristen Marie Schuerlein, founder of Affirmagy, for being chosen as a finalist in the 2008 “Make Mine a Million” competition. Now, she gets a chance to make her pitch to influential judges who can lend support to catapult her amazing company to even higher levels of fabulous. The big event takes place on June 11, and I can't wait to cheer her on. Register at this link to join in what promises to be an inspiring and exciting day. My hat is off to Kristen to recognizing a fabulous opportunity, preparing a detailed, thorough, and compelling application, and earning “finalist” status. I just wish I could have been in the room when she received her congratulatory call this morning. It would have been pure bliss to share in that joyful moment. As it turned out, she called me at 11:30 a.m. today, and I think my happy scream could be heard across three counties! Kristen often says that you can design a life you can love, and she is proof positive of that. And, she's created a product line of inspiring affirmation blankets that are encouraging others to do the same. When I dream big for Kristen, I see her affirmation blankets wrapping first class passengers on international flights with love, abundance, and inspiration for sweet dreams and safe travels. I see major medical and cancer centers across the nation wrapping their patients in courage and strength. I even can see guests of future “Make Mine a Million” events wrapping themselves in “Make Mine a Million” affirmation blankets from none other than Affirmagy. We all know that there are far too few women business owners earning their place in the Million Dollar Revenue club. Maybe — with some inspiration from “Make Mine a Million” 2008 finalist Kristen Marie Schuerlein, women everywhere can be inspired to reach higher as they design lives and businesses they can love. Here's to unlimited possibilities for those with the courage to dream big, tell their stories in authentic, winning ways, and stand in their own brilliant light.  It's all good.