Welcome to my blog. While many women my age are choosing to play bridge, I have chosen to blog. I’m eager and energized about sharing my “Grand Brain Color Adventure” with you!

I started thinking about building a blog just before my birthday, which is the second day of the second month of the New Year… the day a rodent is yanked from his den to see how long winter will linger and well-wishers are reminded to offer their congratulations to me.

In fact, I’ve been wrapped up in words since the day I was born.* Some of my favorite words are Copious, Delicious, Inquisitive, Potpourri, Remarkable, Resonate, Synchronicity, Thrive,
and Undulating.

I am a “Blue Brainer.” I love my family and friends more than tongue can tell. My creativity resembles a whirly top popcorn maker, exploding and overflowing with kernels of ideas. I am as tenacious as a terrier. People tell me my enthusiasm is contagious. I’ve been blessed with an imagination, which allows me to view life as if I were gazing through a kaleidoscope. I relish my red hair (redheads are only 4% of the world population). Road trips with my husband on our HD Bagger are exhilarating. I practice yoga every morning, write notes in the books I’m reading, and treasure the gift of gardening my parents gave me.

Contemplating a blog is similar to designing a garden and filling the space with color, variety, pleasure and awareness. It is privilege to offer you a vibrant bouquet composed of my Brain Color personality profile and approach, my books and workshops, tips for creating harmonious relationships in the workplace and at home, authorship, diabetes research and education, self-esteem, creativity, my favorite poems
and personal muses.

Enjoy your “Happy Brainday,”

Sheila Glazov
Author. Speaker. Educator.
What Color Is Your Brain?

*One birth story my mother enjoyed retelling was my delivery. No, it’s not what you’re thinking. It was her surprise the first time a nurse carried me into Mother’s hospital room. I was delivered to her wrapped up in pages of the Chicago Tribune newspaper. During WWII rationing created a shortage of blankets, even in hospitals. However, newspaper ink and paper were thought to be sterile and there was no shortage of newspapers in the maternity ward
at Passavant Hospital.

Sheila Glazov enjoys encouraging and educating adults and children. She has made the art of understanding yourself and others fascinating and fun. You will benefit immediately from Sheila's creative and participatory programs, which are never dull or boring, always productive and engaging.

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The Diabetes Connection is a resource to help individuals and families deal with the challenges of diabetes. 10% of the royalties from the sale of What Color Is Your Brain?TM will be allocated to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).

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