Hello There and Welcome to our June newsletter with all our Exciting News – as well as special opportunities for you to GROW your life and your business.

Each Newsletter also features an Affirmation Card click here to view chosen from my "Plant Seeds and Pick the Blooms” Affirmation Card Deck available from the SEED Shop.

SINGER LUCINDA DRAYTON GUESTS AT
THE NEXT SEED EXPERIENCE DAY

I am thrilled to announce that my special guest at the next SEED Experience Day on Sunday, July 5th is top singer/songwriter Lucinda Drayton whose 'Bliss' music has become an integral part of all my SEED Workshops. Click here to ensure your reservation at this unique event.  

Lucinda will be at the Amadeus Centre in Maida Vale with me, performing her life-enhancing music for you live during our morning session, which is packed full of transformative exercises and self-affirmative reflections. The full day will take you through a journey of visioning the life you want, as well as being shown how to use the SEED tools to give you the confidence and action planning to make it real.

Allow me to share the wisdom and experience I have acquired in my life as a businesswoman, teacher and activist to inspire you to truly become “all you were born to be.”

SEED Members save £50 on
SEED Experience Day

We are offering the exclusive SEED membership price of £145 for the day, saving you £50. Join the like-minded women already committed to planting the seeds to their success on July 5th by clicking here.

First to book will receive a copy of GROW
The first five, from this newsletter, to reserve their places for the SEED Experience Day on July 5th will receive a free copy of my book GROW: The Modern Women’s Handbook worth £14.99.
Click here to ensure you have your place NOW. 

In my last newsletter I announced that we would regularly feature a special Woman Of Inspiration nominated by the SEED Team and our members. This month we all agreed our Woman of Inspiration had to be Joanna Lumley, who not only changed the minds of the government regarding the rights of the Ghurkas in the most graceful and intelligent way, but continues to inspire women everywhere on how we can all become change agents by staying in our feminine power.

I had my own Ab Fab moment with Joanna this month when we bonded at the UK Fashion Export Awards and shared our feelings on everything from the popular TV series, to politics and our grandchildren.

SEED has arranged an exclusive offer for all our members to enable you to have all your business, as well as personal, contact information on the most search-engine friendly directory on the planet. As well as giving you a generous discount, a percentage of the cost of setting up your own .tel address will go towards women’s charities, particularly the women and girls of the DRC. Click here to find out all the information on how to set up your own .tel site as well as how it will help your enterprise and life.

I had the privilege this month of speaking at a very special event at the House of Commons where I welcomed Senator Eve Bazaiba. Eve is a senior Parliamentarian and Women’s Activist from the Democratic Republic of Congo, who was in the UK to speak to senior politicians on the economic war that is behind the truly horrific situation for women and girls that has been going on in her country for many years.

Eve Bazaiba who has herself been in prison for two years for speaking up for women’s rights in the DRC, spent the previous Saturday with Eve Ensler, the inspirational founder of V-Day and Vagina Monologues, in Kinshasa, the capitol of the DRC with women survivors of these atrocities. Eve Bazaiba told us that "the two Eves stood up together with the women survivors of this terrible violence committing to create a new beginning for our world."

In my capacity as Chair of the V-Day UK Committee, I am leading a series of high-profile activities to bring attention and support to the women of the DRC over the next two years and I ask that SEED members accompany me on this journey.

The situation in the DRC is the worst experience of rape and violence against women and girls that has ever occurred anywhere in the world. And it is all about control of the DRC’s resource-rich mines which supply us with the minerals we need for our mobile phones and other technology.

Together, as consumers, we can put pressure on the big manufacturers to change this economic war and put an end to this terrible state of affairs. I will be keeping you up-to-date with the campaign as it develops and how you can be involved. Visit www.vday.org for further information.

Photo above by Fiona Lloyd-Davies shows Lynne welcoming Senator Eve Bazaiba together with Marie-Claire Fawey of Congolese UK women’s platform Common Cause at the House of Commons.