Last updated on April 2nd, 2012 at 11:58 am
This weeks motivational video message for keeping you working on your dream features Louise L. Hay. She is a highly regarded motivational author, and the founder of Hay House, a 
publishing company and Hayhouse online an Internet extension of her philosophies. She is the author of several best selling self-help books, and is best known for her 1984 book, You Can Heal Your Life.
In this video she discusses negative thinking and how we can overcome our critical thoughts in order to love ourselves more and achieve greater happiness in our lives.
Let me know if you’d like this video on the inspirational videos page.
Enjoy your week and remember to keep on dreaming!
Catherine
(This week Catherine worked on the marketing of this blog, attended Toastmasters, lworked 22 hours on the redesign of this site, fed future Montgomery High School freshmen football players and still managed to hike Spring Lake 3 days this past week. Catherine’s dream is to be a motivator, motivational speaker and published writer. She is testing her theories on motivation with this blog and the seven other women who have volunteered to be a part of her dream project. Catherine also writes about her life as a mom at the blog A Week In The Life Of A Redhead. Someday, she would also like to be invited to speak at TED.)
https://8womendream.com
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Catherine Hughes is an accomplished magazine columnist, content creator, and published writer with a background as an award-winning mom blogger. She partners with companies to create captivating web content and social media stories and writes compelling human interest pieces for both small and large print publications. Her writing, which celebrates the resilience and achievements of Northern California’s residents, is featured in several magazines. Beyond her professional life, Catherine is passionate about motherhood, her son, close friendships, rugby, and her love for animals.
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