Growing Wings 12 Week Program
Growing Wings is a 12 week program on How to Powerfully Create what you Want
In this world where thousands of things vie for our urgent attention how do you make sure that manifesting your dreams remains a priority?
Welcome to the Growing Wings program!
A 12 week program to support you in creating what you want and applying the art of manifesting into your life.
The Growing Wings Program is run as an ONLINE course – so you can participate from any city in the world!
This program is for you if you want to:
• Have your dreams and goals turn into reality
• Be supported over 12 weeks to help make your dreams come true
• Develop your Greatness
• Understand the Art of Manifestation in more detail
• Apply techniques into life that will help you move beyond your ‘restricting’ patterns
• Be held accountable for taking action
• Live an extraordinary life
During the 12 week program you will learn:
• A detailed understanding of the process of manifestation
• How the trinity system of body-mind-soul functions to allow manifestation
• The Ego and its tricks
• Intuition and How to Use it
• How to overcome negative beliefs
• Keeping your Dreams in Focus
• How to overcome Obstacles and Challenges
• About Flow and how to stay in your flow
• Techniques for Asking
• Techniques to move into Receptivity to life
• Techniques to keep taking Action towards your dreams
• What to do when you get stuck
• How to create support structures
• How to celebrate your successes and attract more
Most importantly during the 12 weeks you will be APPLYING all this learning into your life and seeing EXTRAORDINARY results as you practice turning your dreams into reality.
During the program you will have:
• A weekly module to read/ watch or listen to
• Weekly exercises to do to ensure that you incorporate the learning from the module into your life
• A weekly feedback sheet to fill out – so that you can monitor your successes and results
• Support of the group
• A Buddy system to keep you accountable
• Access to the advice of the Fairy Godmother
• Three teleseminars with the whole group (once per month)
• A Growing Wings Private Website group where you will interact with the group and support each other in reaching your dreams and goals.
You should NOT do this program if
• you are not prepared to spend about 4 to 5 hours a week on the program (30 – 45 minutes a day)y
• you want to live an ordinary life
• you are not serious about the program
• you do not have access to the internet
Testimonials
Watch this video to see the results that people have produced by working with the Fairy Godmother, Donna McCallum.
Dates of the Program:
The next Growing Wings program will start on Tuesday 7 February 2012. The number of participants is always limited by the Fairy Godmother so don’t delay if you would like to apply to join the program
E-mail: workshops@fairygodmotherinc.com
Call: 084-207-0202
January 30, 2012 1 Comment
Why YOUR Dreams and Goals are Important
A quick dose of Inspiration and Fairy Dust for you today, with this little 5 minute video to re-iterate why your dreams and goals are important and some tips on how to take the first steps.
Youtube link: http://youtu.be/QVDXhd7O71w
November 24, 2011 No Comments
14 KEY Life Lessons
Dear Fairy Godmother
I have learned so much from the 12 week Growing Wings program that I did with you, that I would love to share it.
I have learned that:
1. I have so much to be grateful for and I truly am
2. If one does not take the time to reflect on their actions, achievements, successes and failures – one misses the important lessons and the answers available, so pause, take a breath and let it all sink in.
3. Happiness is entirely self-made and I am a Self-made Happiness Millionaire
4. It’s not that difficult to achieve great things if you stop and think and respect yourself enough to realise that fears and obstacles exist either because we have mistakenly placed them there or to act as a warning sign, both should be acknowledged and respected.
5. No matter how hard we work for something there are often people in our lives who do not understand our dreams and insist they know better, this does not mean they don’t care (no matter how annoying it is).
6. Sometimes our dreams should be bigger than we make them; we mostly just don’t know (or believe) what we’re capable of
7. Just because it’s called a dream, doesn’t mean I shouldn’t strive to achieve it
8. People who deplete my tank shouldn’t get the most say in my life and on my actions.
9. The news is not necessarily right or a good thing just because Sky and the BBC produce it.
10. Despite what anyone says, my sleep needs are not a bad thing and I will not compromise them
11. If I don’t look after myself properly I am ineffective to myself, to others and worst of all to my Dreams
12. Fear, stress and too much television incapacitates everyone, not just me
13. My school teachers were all wrong and completely and selfishly crushed a dream because they couldn’t dream bigger or be bigger themselves.
14. Allowing myself time to do the things I love is not and should not ever be a luxury item, these things are number 1.
Vicki Canham – A Daring Dreamer
November 15, 2011 No Comments
Are you F-ing the J?
“F-ing the J” is a vital ingredient to living the life of your dreams…
August 10, 2011 3 Comments
World’s Biggest Summit – Make 2012 your Best Year Yet
Welcome World Summiters
Here is your Audio from the Fairy Godmother all about making 2012 your BEST year yet
During this Audio you will
- Come up with some juicy dreams and goals for 2012 that delight you
- Be lead on a guided meditation exercise to start cementing those dreams
- Learn tips and tricks on how to turn those dreams into reality in 2012
Enjoy!!
July 5, 2011 No Comments
7 Lessons about Life from Surfing
Over the last 4 weeks I have been learning how to surf in the beautiful Caribbean ocean. Today, while being bashed about a bit by the waves, I was inspired about how much surfing is teaching me about life, manifesting and achieving my goals.
1. Don’t worry if you don’t catch this wave, there will always be another one, just behind it
How many times do we worry and stress that we have “missed an opportunity”? We live in an abundant universe and if you didn’t grab one opportunity, there will always be another one just behind it.
Richard Branson says: “Opportunities are like buses, another one comes every 20 minutes”
2. When you are waiting for a wave, just sit on your board and be patient – don’t thrash about in the water wasting your energy
How much of your time are you “thrashing about” do things that make you feel busy? Rather than just resting, relaxing and waiting for the opportunity or inspired thought and only then taking action.
3. When you are on the wave, ride it with all your might and enjoy every second of it
When you have grabbed an opportunity, ride it! Put in all your energy, effort and focus. Be present to what you are doing. And enjoy the ride.
4. Be friendly with the other surfers – we’re all in this together
Life is a team sport, even though it may feel you are paddling alone. Enjoy connecting with others.
5. The more you practice, the better you get and the more you enjoy it
In his book, Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell writes about the theory of “10 000 hours of practice = mastery”. In life the more you practice, the better you get. You can’t expect to be a pro without putting in the practice. The trick here is that when you follow your passions and love what you do, the hours of practice feel fun, exhilarating and exciting – just like surfing.
6. The sea is bigger than you, respect the bigger force
You can’t dictate to the sea the size of the waves and when you want them. Similarly Life/ the Universe/ God is in control of the waves of life. You are not in control, the sooner you realize this, the easier your surfing becomes. Your job is simply to ride the waves of life and have fun doing it.
7. When you are tired or it stops being fun – get out of the water!
So often we keep doing things because we feel we “should” or we “have to”. If whatever you are doing stops being fun, stop doing it for awhile and rest and relax. This may be as simple as stopping your work and having a 10 minute walk outside, or as necessary as taking a few weeks holiday. Resting and taking a break always gives one a good perspective and allows you to come back with renewed fresh energy to enjoy surfing life again!
June 22, 2011 1 Comment




