Here´s the last photo from the 10th Annual Chili Cookout on Saturday night where we raised $2,300 for kids in the dump in the Puerto Vallarta area. Dana was the organizer of our booth. Some of you may recognize the wig – I wore it to the Mardi Gras party in February and won the sexiest costume.

Dana is a real character. He and his wife have been living here for a number of years and are originally from England. They were selling real estate and have now invested in an organic farm. Hence the name of our booth – Orgasmic Organic Chili!

While we served up chili and laughed with the customers, Dana was reeling them in with his outrageous costume while Alison, his wife was educating people on their farm, organics and their tree planting project.

It was an interesting combination – philanthrophy combined with business mixed with a whole lot of fun. I don´t think anybody was having more fun than Dana and all of us girls were pretty jealous of those hot legs!

But it once again made me realize that we often think of philanthrophy as serious business – we´re saving the world. Business is serious because there is money to be made, deals to be signed, joint ventures to be created, and bills to be paid. Then if there´s any time or energy left over, we have some fun.

I believe we can combine it all. Making our contribution, making money AND having fun. Saturday night was proof of it! I create my amazing life to combine all three and it´s working out well. And as I live it every day traveling the world and living my life as the Sunshine Gypsy, it is confirming to me and to my readers that it is possible. It´s possible for me and it´s certainly possible for you.

Commit to the fabulous trio of more freedom, less stress and more fun in your life and start creating your life with the possibility that anything is possible.