I’d like you to meet my friend, Lynne Twist

Many of you got the chance to meet Lynne in person at Sunday Services. I thought that for those of you that didn’t, I’d like to share a little bit about her. This way, you will feel more connected with her when she facilitates the Awakening the Dreamer Symposium here at The Unity Center on October 30^th.

A little bit from the Q and A from the teleseminar Lynne and I held a few weeks ago.

Lynne Twist

I introduced her…  

“…Lynne is a veteran global activist and fundraiser.  She’s a cofounder of The Pachamama Alliance and is the author of what I think is one of the very best books on the topic of money and prosperity called The Soul of Money.

Lynne, I’d like to get started by having you give our listeners just a little bit off a snapshot of your background….”

Here’s what Lynne Twist said: 

"How wonderful.  Thank you so much, Wendy.

Well, let’s see – my background.

I spent about 20 years working in the arena of ending world hunger.  I was one of the early executives to something called The Hunger Project which is a large global organization working to eradicate hunger and addressing the core issues of poverty.  So, I had the great privilege of working in India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, all over Sub-Saharan Africa and other parts of the world where hunger and poverty were persistent.  In service of that organization, I was responsible for many things, but particularly relevant in my life was being responsible for fundraising and garnering the financial resources to wage a worldwide campaign for ending hunger.  That’s really where I cut my teeth on – global activism, learning about money, learning about the state of the world as it relates to hunger and poverty."

…more about what Lynne had to say in the next few days…. 

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The Symposium is going to be a huge event and I don’t want you to miss it! Register at http://www.unitycenter.net

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I would love to know what you think about Lynne's book, The Soul of Money. Have any of you read her book?