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What’s the best way to build your audience? Are you using the right platforms to get your message across? Digital marketing and audience building expert Gary Henderson has spent years developing new ways for businesses to grow their audience. Gary is the founder of Digitalmarketing.org, a full-service digital marketing agency with a focus on relationship building and consulting. He is also the host of the “All the Way Up” podcast. The R3 Mat MethodGary’s approach to audience building is different from traditional methods. His ideology is that most businesses aren’t attracting the right audience for their content. Using his R3 Mat method, Gary shows business owners from different industries how to get the most out of their time. The R3 Mat method consists of getting the right message to the right people at the right time. Everything you do to get your message out there should have a purpose. Even if you have tens of thousands of followers on social media, how many of those people are actually going to buy your product or sign up for your service?Gary says it’s all about warming up your audience. Once you get your message out, you can start to see who your audience is. Ideally, by the time you launch a product or introduce a new service, customers will be ready to purchase. How to Build the Right AudienceAs most business owners know, audience building can be an overwhelming task. Gary’s advice is to take a deep dive into how you’re connecting with your audience. How are your posts performing? How many people are attending your webinar? Is all this work actually generating results? If not, it might be time to shift gears. In Gary’s case, he got tired of posting on Facebook every day and trying to come up with witty captions for Instagram posts. Then, he found Clubhouse, a new social media platform that is solely audio-based. Users can join different chat rooms based on different subjects or speakers. For Gary, it has become a new way to talk and interact with people, things that he’s good at. Since joining Clubhouse, he’s made thousands of connections in a very short time. The bottom line for building an audience is to always keep your end goal in mind when finding the right platform for your business. Encourage collaboration and open communication. Content is shared at an exponential rate, so don’t be afraid to keep things open. You never know what connections you’ll make. Find Gary on Clubhouse, as well as Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn. Listen to the “All the Way Up” podcast and learn more about his digital marketing services on his website.

06. Déjà vu - Cover Songs Show (Beatles Special) Presented by Rich DaviesTrack 1 Strawberry Fields Forever - Candy Flip for Lee.Track 2 Eleanor Rigby - Aretha Franklin Track 3 We can work it out - Stevie Wonder For Rich D2, Rich Cawton.Track 4 Got to get you into my life - Earth, Wind & Fire Track 5 A little help from my friends - Joe Cocker For Mom, Daren and Jo Green.Track 6 Norwegian Wood - Cornershop For John Moore.Track 7 Across the Universe - Scorpions For Irena and Jason Jones.Track 8 Dear Prudence - Siouxsie and the Banshees Sean, Rob, Dee, Kat, Daren & so many more.Track 9 Hard Day's Night - Peter Sellers For mom and Vin.Track 10 Come together - Michael Jackson For Mat Crowe.Track 11 Get Back - Ike and Tina Turner For Ali Swift & James.Track 12 I am the Walrus - Styx For Geoff.Track 13 Money - The Flying Lizards For Lee.Track 14 Hey Jude - Erik Grönwall For Chrissie.Track 15 Here comes the sun - Sheryl Crow For Marty.Track 16 Can't Buy me Love - Elle FitzgeraldTrack 17 I'm Down - Aerosmith For Rich. Track 18 Strawberry Fields forever - Los Fabulosos Cadillacs For Andy.Track 19 Glass Onion - Morgan James For Stuart. Track 20 Sgt. Pepper - Jimi Hendrix A Short blast for Rich and Rich.Track 21 Hey Jude- Wilson PickettTrack 22 Helter Skelter - Motley Crue For Jo Green, Gavin and Riff.Track 23 Helter Skelter - U2 For Chris Dawson.Track 24 Michelle - King Curtis For Rich.Track 25 Happiness is a warm gun - The Breeders For Joe Birmingham on Facebook.Track 26 While my guitar gently weeps - The Jeff Healey Band Out to Paul.Track 27 Help! - The Damned For Crazy Steve.Track 28 I saw her standing there- The Tubes  Jeff with a J.Track 29 Ob-La Di Ob la da  - Leo The Fans of Frog Leap Studio Facebook Group.Track 30 In my Life - Ozzy Osbourne Track 31 Cheese & Onions - The Rutles For Stu.Track 32 Dekho Ab To, Hindi version of I Wanna Hold Your Hand for Bhaskar.Track 33 The Beatles Medley - Stars on 45 For Gary.Track 34 She Loves You - The Chipmunks For Vin and Ian.If you have any cover requests, send them to rich@solihullradio.com

When it comes to trading, Gary Morrow, investment advisor and President of Yosemite Asset Management, considers himself a bull. He was around for the 1987 crash and currently counsels investors both in his private practice and on his popular blog, This Week on Wall Street. His advice for nervous traders: embrace the decline.Gary joined Jack and Dan for a discussion on his life as a trader and his biggest tips for new investors. He encourages traders to grow their confidence and systems, so they don’t succumb to panic selling. For Gary, trading is akin to climbing Yosemite: focus and precision are key. Tune in for Gary’s tips and our weekly market reaction.(01:23) - Market Reaction(06:54) - Interview with Gary Morrow(08:55) - Getting involved with trading(12:20) - Transitioning off the floor(17:15) - Creating Yosemite Asset Management(20:15) - Writing on TheStreet(21:58) - This Week On Wall Street(27:23) - Embrace the decline(30:16) - Time-tested indicators(32:56) - Invest in the best, forget the rest(35:25) - Getting your feet wet(37:22) - Managing risk Gary Morrow is an investment advisor and president of Yosemite Asset Management. He spent 12 years on the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange trading foreign currency and interest rate futures. He has a popular blog called, This Week on Wall Street. Limit Up! is a podcast for traders of all levels brought to you by TopstepTrader. Whether you’re considering a career in trading and don’t know where to start, or you’re a seasoned veteran looking for advice from big names in the financial industry, Limit Up! is your guide. Join us weekly as we discuss the market in all of its volatile glory.Jack Pelzer is a co-host of Limit Up! He traded as part of a U.S. Treasury group for 7 years at Chopper Trading and DRW. After leaving the industry, he became a Writing Fellow and Senior Contributing Writer for The Onion. He is now the Head of Content at Topstep.Dan Hodgman is a co-host of Limit Up! Prior to coming to Topstep Dan traded 30 Yr Treasury Options and Yield Spreads. Before that, he served in the United States Marine Corps where he simultaneously managed his own Futures Account applying the skills he grew up learning from clerking on the trading floor. Now Dan works with the Traders here at Topstep as a Performance Coach as well as being a regular on the Daily Market Recap.Looking to enhance your trading performance? TopstepTrader’s Performance Coaches work one-on-one with traders to help them find market opportunities, review daily statistics, manage setbacks and progress in their trading. Gain a path to progress by signing up today: https://info.topsteptrader.com/performance-coachingAttend a free group coaching session offered every Wednesday at 1PM CT to get an idea of what Topstep Performance Coaches offer: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nZpAita9Rz-2_yMUjtkvpwIf you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to Limit Up! in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in Apple Podcasts. It really helps others find the show.Podcast episode production by Dante32.

Sandi and Jen talk with Gary Anderson, ‘Chief Empowerment Officer’ of Nova Mutual Insurance. Gary believes that culture will drive results and on this podcast they are going to tap into some to the interesting things that Gary and his team are doing. The discussion covers  servant leadership, self-managed teams and producing results with culture. For Gary's website, Click Here For Sandi's website, Click Here For Jen's website, Click Here

Thoughtfulness, Listening Skills, and Leading with Empathy with Gary Lewis from Aquila Equity Partners.Welcome to the Branch Out Podcast, where we focus on the vital professional skills of building connections and networking! Joining us for our first episode is Gary Lewis, founder and managing partner at Aquila Equity Partners in Detroit. We are so excited to share this great conversation with all of our new listeners, as Gary unpacks the foundational nature of this part of his work and why it should not be an occasional pursuit, but rather a daily attitude and exercise. We also get into how to balance the immediate requirements of work with the long-term strategy of networking and relationship building. For Gary, there is a definite selflessness involved in finding commonality and nurturing a shared interest and the keys he points out specifically are open communication and honest dialogue. Our conversation also covers work-life balance, avoiding burnout, and the need for positivity and fresh energy when dealing with people, so make sure to tune in for this fantastic conversation with a great friend and inspiration! Key Points From This Episode:The core value of networking in building connections.Measures that Gary has taken to keep networking central to his work. Lessons that Gary learned from a young age from his father and other good mentors. The focus on people in your company and others; allowing everyone to win! Humility, patience, and balance in your approach to professional life.Avoiding burnout and learning the painful lessons that lead to longevity. The shared benefits of healthier practices at work and during downtime.What is work-life balance? Finding a comfortable and individual standard for yourself. Networking requires positivity; don't forget to bring that energy to the table! The integral position of networking in daily work and people-based business.Constant evolution and honesty in the pursuit of building connections and problem-solving.Gary Lewis LinkedInAlex Drost LinkedInConnection Builders LinkedInHave thoughts or comments? We want to hear from you. growth@connection.builders

As someone whose fought his way up from rock-bottom, few people know more about positive transformation than Gary “Boatsy” Clarke. From positive, nurturing beginnings, Gary saw his life spiral downwards when he became involved in the world of football hooliganism in the 1980’s, resulting in a prison sentence. For many, it would have spelled the sad end to a once promising life, but as Gary discusses with Paul this week, it was merely the beginning of an entirely new chapter… KEY TAKEAWAYS When we perceive ourselves to be the victims of bullying, we often attempt to regain that control through the same, unfortunate channels. Many gravitate towards gang culture as a way of feeling some sense of camaraderie and support. Especially in deprived areas, this mutual connection can sometimes be the only form of understanding. The human spirit requires re-grounding sometimes. For Gary, the experience of prison was a powerful reset switch that caused an entire life reboot. Life is a constant series of choices. We can’t possibly hope to make the right choice each time, but the important thing is to learn the lesson when the choice turns out to be a poor one. BEST MOMENTS ‘Being part of a gang meant something - a sense of identity & belonging’ ‘I realised it was leading me down one path, and I knew I had to get out of it’ ‘My epitaph would read “Seemed like a good idea at the time”' ’The world will judge us on the mistakes we make. All we can do, is keep taking the learning' VALUABLE RESOURCES Mastering The Game Of Life Paul Lowe ABOUT THE GUEST Gary came from a very respectable family, and enjoyed a secure, loving upbringing, so it was a stark surprise when he became embroiled in the destructive world of football violence within the UK, in the 1980’s. As a dedicated, loving family man, this was a total contrast to who Gary really was, at his true core self.  Four months’ imprisonment in Durham jail, gave him the opportunity to reflect on his wayward antics, and start to emerge as the compassionate ‘gentle giant’ he naturally is. Contact Gary via Twitter: @GBoatsy ABOUT THE HOST One thing that’s never been attached to Paul is the label ‘normal’ – something he is totally aware of.  He definitely subscribes to being one of those mentioned the iconic ‘Think Different’ Apple commercial narrated by Steve Jobs in 1977: “Here's to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes... the ones who see things differently -- they're not fond of rules.  You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them, but the only thing you can't do is ignore them because they change things... they push the human race forward, and while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius, because the ones who are crazy enough to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do!” Paul has a long and distinguished history of coaching & mentoring – particularly focusing on helping people make the transition from pain to purpose; a journey he has made himself, from the depths of a deep dark existence, to now living a life of happiness and prosperity. Through this Mastering The Game Of Life podcast, and books he has been involved in – including being a best-selling co-author – Paul also helps others to get their own inspirational messages and stories out into the world; as well as offering support to many charitable organisations, in their development & fund-raising. “Remember – Mastering The Game Of Life Starts, By Embracing Our Hearts!” CONTACT METHOD Tel: +44 (0) 115 7270101 E-mail: Paul@Paul-Lowe.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/IAMPaulLowe Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IamPaulLowe/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-d-lowe-7a78332a/ 

Like Gary Johnson's first team squad, Gulls fan Gary Head is spending the close season honing his fitness. For Gary it's all about a monster charity run in memory of a good friend he first met on the Pop Side.This week we chat to Gary as he heads into South Devon with the finish almost in sight. He's raising money for mental health charities For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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In a new hire he is looking for a natural sense of curiosity and the basic understanding of how a business operates. For Gary, if you come to an interview and have no questions for the manager, it is not going to be a good fit. A common problem with pipeline forecasting is over qualification […] The post To succeed plan for the end – Gary Johnson appeared first on Startup Sales.

Small Biz Matters – a half hour program each week where you can work ON your business rather than IN it.with Alexi Boyd from Boyd Office Management ServicesDate: 10 October 2017 Presentation skills…. Not generally considered the forte of small business. But in this age of “genuine connections”, face-to-face networking events and the perfect pitch nailing your message is crucial to getting out there and being heard. There's a lot of noise online and it's difficult to cut through; we can learn the tricks of this trade easily enough but being present in the room with a potential client or business connection is a harder skill to master. Well, luckily we have an help today for our small business listeners. Dr Gary Wohlman is one such expert, here to share his  wealth of expertise and years of experience working with individuals, consultants as communications skills coach, bringing people's voice and message out into the world as they've always dreamed possible. Welcome to the show, Gary. Topics we’ll be covering: Integrating the 3V’s of communication – the Verbal, Vocal & Visual components, delivering your key messages with greater ease, efficiency and inspiring your listeners to action. Developing Self-Talk to empower presentations on all stages of your life - Practice 3 keywords and matching gestures you came up with as a way of ‘getting into the zone’ instantly just before speaking or making a presentation, so what you say and how you say it are in tune and aligned – making it easier than ever for you to reach people with your intended message. Feel free to contact me for further assistance in matching your verbal message with your physical delivery, and watch your business and relationships soar. The Grid System for ‘walking your talk’ as you place each key PEA (Point, Example, Application) in specific spots on whatever stage you are on, to clearly choreograph your communication and streamline remembering your content, while simultaneously training your audiences to easily grasp what you are talking about as you move consistently through these same spots during any live presentations you give. The “Modeling the Hero” exercise to reclaim disowned qualities projected onto heroes, role models and mentors Other questions: 1) How do you see yourself as a transformational presentation coach?2) Give us a sound bite of the type of presentation breakthroughs your clients typically have through working with you…3) What is one of your most powerful tools you can guide our listeners through, to enhance the impact and effectiveness of their live presentations?4) Tell us what you mean by the 3 V's of communication…5) What is the Hero exercise?6) What is one further tip you'd like to share with our audience?7) What upcoming workshops do you have where people can have an opportunity for a presentation breakthrough?8) What other means of support can you offer our listeners to help them bring out their voice and message into the world as the've dreamed possible?To find out more, visit Dr Gary’s website : www.mypresentationdoctor.comWhile living in the United States, Gary graduated with honours from the esteemed Horace Mann private school, receiving the Headmasters award for the top student excelling in both academics and athletics. Graduating with a combined Pre-Med. and Psychology degree from Johns Hopkins University, Gary saw his future as a child psychiatrist and set his sights on medical school, yet felt a greater calling from the burgeoning new field of self development.He moved to the west coast, where he pursued humanistic studies in the Human Potential movement, taking courses in San Francisco at the Californian School of Professional Psychology, which encouraged all manner of innovation. Here he developed his own system of transformational body therapy that grew over four decades into the presentation coaching that is now the Wohlman method.In 1990, Gary was invited to visit New Zealand as a keynote conference speaker for health care professionals. As a practitioner who was accustomed to working one-on-one with clients, Gary presented in the way he knew how, by inviting individual audience members onto the stage, one by one, to work with them on the challenges they had in presenting communicating and connecting.News of Gary’s presentations soon spread. His authentic, real life scenarios were a lively change to stultifying power point keynotes which proliferated the stage, and he was invited back to Australasia for a series of workshops. As Gary’s presentations became more popular the triad of his life – athletics, academia and self development – and his devotion to integrating body, mind and spirit – fell into place. As new frontiers opened up for his pioneering personality, he picked up his sticks and moved down under to Australia in 1997.To Gary, unlocking the dynamic energy system by the ability to feel centred and in command had a natural synchronicity with his early acclaim as a gymnast, track star, and springboard diving champion. Integrating this physicality into the core of presentation coaching is the foundation of the Wohlman method, which was government accredited in Australia in 2002. During this same period he received a PhD in Transpersonal Psychology and Expressive Arts Therapy.‘Getting into the zone’ is as much a part of preparing for sports competitions as for any stage presentation. In harnessing the power of the zone as an athlete, it became anchored in Gary’s mind that he needed to create tools and resources to coach individuals to connect inner purpose to outer presentation, and align intention with performance.For Gary, there is always an overarching sense of achievement working with people to unlock the stored physical, emotional and creative energy – and release the related anxiety, tensions and self-talk holding them back.Dr Gary’s clients generally come from two paths: firstly performers, leaders or high-profile spokespeople. Their goal is to persuade, entertain, inform or educate and leave an impression. Secondly, those that want to achieve similarly, and may be challenged in expressing themselves, lost for words, floundering for material, simply stuck or nervous.Companies that have engaged Dr Gary include global corporations, such as Chifley, Capgemini, 3M, Xerox, Geovital, American Express, Air New Zealand, the Intercontinental hotel, Australia Post – as well as a string of not for profits, Make-a-Wish foundation amongst them, and thousands of individuals.Dr Gary’s quest is to assist his fellow presenters find their authority, authenticity and audience engagement with the simplest, swiftest, most sustainable systems possible. “Here’s to unlocking your true self, speaking from the heart and being heard – with your fullest vitality, physical presence and connectedness – on all stages of your life. It’s an honour for me to assist you in enhancing the impact and effectiveness of your live presentations, and in bringing your voice and message out into the world as you’ve always dreamed possible”.

Gary Nealon is the founder of RTA Cabinet Store and has built an 8-figure eCommerce business. Gary is also the owner of the Rox Group, a collection of eCommerce sites in the home improvement niche. Rox Group includes one of the largest online distributors and importers of kitchen cabinets in the United States.  They have been featured one over 80 shows on popular networks like HGTV, A&E, and many others. Gary has been featured on the Inc. 500 and Inc. 5000 as well as being listed as one of Philly’s 100 fastest-growing companies in the past 3 years. Gary also runs WineTrailAdventures.com and Nealon Solutions, which is a marketing company. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [0:37] Jeremy’s introduction of Gary Nealon, founder of RTA Cabinet Store and The Rox Group. [1:32] What’s been the lowest and proudest eCommerce points? [3:49] The lesson you want to leave us with today? In this episode… Like all business owners, Gary faced his fair share of struggles. He managed to go from bankruptcy to 8-figure eCommerce business by implementing marketing strategies that allowed him to truly connect with his market. In this chat, Gary shares the high point and the lowest point of his eCommerce business, as well as a final piece of advice for fellow business owners. The lowest point was quite easy for Gary to pinpoint: filing bankruptcy in his previous business. He talks about why it was so difficult and what it was like to tell the investors that the business just wasn’t going to work. Gary shares how it felt to realize it was time to accept defeat and move forward, in spite of how hard he’d worked to get the business to succeed. For Gary, the high point has come in the last few years, when he feels like all of the hard work is really starting to pay off. He talks about how it feels to finally get recognition for doing this right, especially after having faced a bankruptcy with the previous business. Gary talks with great pride about building the successful businesses he runs today and why it’s important to never lose sight of the low points. In closing, Gary offers a final thought to business owners: get to know your customer. He talks about the value of direct marketing and truly understanding who your customer is in order to make the connection you need. After facing bankruptcy and building flourishing businesses, it’s clear Gary understands how to truly connect with the market in order to stay ahead of the competition. Resources Mentioned on this episode RTA Cabinet Store Wine Trail Adventures

On the line today is none other than social media icon, and New York Time Best Selling Author of the “how-to” social media book, “Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook”, Gary Vaynerchuk, to talk details on how to crush it on his favorite platform, Twitter!   We start off asking the question, “Why Twitter?”   For Gary, that was an easy one.  He says Twitter is the one place where we can get consumer’s points of view for free and not pay for data and we can action on these points of view, such as joining a conversation, and you’re welcomed rather than shunned for joining.   One challenge Gary points out (which is a great tip if you can be patient) is that Twitter is a long-term play.  If you try to move too quickly before you’ve built rapport and added value you aren’t likely to see success on the platform.     As Gary points out, you can’t just throw “right hooks” (which is to take or ask), you have to throw jabs first (which is to give or provide value).   In Gary’s opinion, Twitter is the only true social media platform as it is predicated on community and conversation, as opposed to a platform like Facebook which is all “push” driven.   When it comes to establishing your account, Gary highly recommends using your own name, rather than your brand or company name.   Gary’s recommendation for how to get in the game on Twitter is to go to twitter.com/search and just find people who are talking about your topic.  The key though, is again, the “jabs”.  You can’t just go straight at people with your sales pitch.   Gary sums it up well with a great analogy.  “Twitter is a cocktail party.  You don’t go to a cocktail party and deliver a presentation.”   It’s about connecting and building relationships.   When it comes to searching, you have to search what people are actually going to say, like “drinking a smoothy” or “hitting the gym” vs. just “smoothy” or “exercise” where you may get a lot of unrelated content or spam.   Another tip Gary shares is to weave what is trending into your content (without overdoing it, of course).   So much great Twitter feedback packed into one episode!   Gary, you rock!   To get a free copy of Gary’s book, “Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook, How to Tell Your Story in a Noisy Social World” (just pay the shipping) go to http://lifeonfire.com/gary-book/!   Digging this episode??  If so, please write us a review in iTunes telling us what you love about Life on Fire TV and leave us a 5-star rating.   Thank you for subscribing to our podcast in iTunes!  You’re awesome!

On the line today is none other than social media icon, and New York Time Best Selling Author of the “how-to” social media book, “Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook”, Gary Vaynerchuk, to talk details on how to crush it on his favorite platform, Twitter!   We start off asking the question, “Why Twitter?”   For Gary, that was an easy one.  He says Twitter is the one place where we can get consumer’s points of view for free and not pay for data and we can action on these points of view, such as joining a conversation, and you’re welcomed rather than shunned for joining.   One challenge Gary points out (which is a great tip if you can be patient) is that Twitter is a long-term play.  If you try to move too quickly before you’ve built rapport and added value you aren’t likely to see success on the platform.     As Gary points out, you can’t just throw “right hooks” (which is to take or ask), you have to throw jabs first (which is to give or provide value).   In Gary’s opinion, Twitter is the only true social media platform as it is predicated on community and conversation, as opposed to a platform like Facebook which is all “push” driven.   When it comes to establishing your account, Gary highly recommends using your own name, rather than your brand or company name.   Gary’s recommendation for how to get in the game on Twitter is to go to twitter.com/search and just find people who are talking about your topic.  The key though, is again, the “jabs”.  You can’t just go straight at people with your sales pitch.   Gary sums it up well with a great analogy.  “Twitter is a cocktail party.  You don’t go to a cocktail party and deliver a presentation.”   It’s about connecting and building relationships.   When it comes to searching, you have to search what people are actually going to say, like “drinking a smoothy” or “hitting the gym” vs. just “smoothy” or “exercise” where you may get a lot of unrelated content or spam.   Another tip Gary shares is to weave what is trending into your content (without overdoing it, of course).   So much great Twitter feedback packed into one episode!   Gary, you rock!   To get a free copy of Gary’s book, “Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook, How to Tell Your Story in a Noisy Social World” (just pay the shipping) go to http://lifeonfire.com/gary-book/!   Digging this episode??  If so, please write us a review in iTunes telling us what you love about Life on Fire TV and leave us a 5-star rating.   Thank you for subscribing to our podcast in iTunes!  You’re awesome!

For the audio Podcast of poem, click below on title in bold: FOR GARYYou can also get this Podcast from iTunes!This poem, "For Gary", is for my husband, whom I love very dearly. I don't often write poetry about my personal feelings this way. They are always something I seem to have difficulty expressing. It takes a certain stillness for me to write and my personal feelings of love do not tend to elicit such stillness. However, I felt it important to express such somewhere, somehow. Because, my husband truly does mean everything to me.In other places online I have called this poem "For Love" as it easily applies to love for one's mate in general. In the listening of it, I hope you may agree.For a pdf file for the words of this poem click here: ForGary.pdfTo contact me, you may email me at: rhosebard@yahoo.com,or visit my WebSite at: www.EldritchTradition.comIf you'd like to Subscribe to this Feed at Feedburner, click on image below: