Excited to unveil the poster for Recreating 1912

There are a lot of moments when working on a film that are really fun. As you can imagine it starts with the moment you think there may be a part in the movie for you. Then when you are invited to audition and get called back. Naturally getting the job is a moment for big celebration. (Yes, sometimes I even do a little dance that shout in ecstasy for about 15 minutes and kiss everyone nearby) and the first day on the set is also an incredible experience. Often times it is cool to meet the other actors who sometimes you haven’t met up until then. Sometimes its really fun to see famous faces you never thought you’d be lucky enough to work with. It’s also fun to have days where there are special scenes or incredible stunts that are a highlight to that job. And of course once the show is wrapped and you feel a sense of accomplishment, but also a little bit of sorrow knowing that you may not see many of the cast and crew family for a long time or even never again. 😦

There are also many other experiences like seeing the films trailer, attending the premier or talking about the film experience in the media. But there’s one that people don’t often think about. It’s the day that the poster art for the film becomes public. I love this day!

and I’m so happy to share such a day with you. Here’s the poster art for Recreating 1912. I love it. It was designed by Josh Spicer and I think he’s done a fantastic job. Photography by Jody Renee Sillence and Darren Ballingall. This poster will also be produced in a limited signed edition with proceeds going to the Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation. I am grateful to be a part of this mission.

When it releases I will share the info on how to get one of these wonderful collectibles.

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The true definition of Passive Income freedom – By Douglas Vermeeren, #1 Passive Income Coach

Too often passive income gets a bad rap because everyone thinks those creating it are just out to make some money for themselves and then sit on a beach somewhere. Recently y students proved once again that this is not the case.

I was so proud to see that so many of our students have understood that the true purpose of wealth is ultimately to bless the lives of other people too.

Passive income isn’t just about making your own life easier and gaining your own freedom. In the truest sense it is about liberating all within our influence and seeking to extend that influence wherever we go. True freedom and joy come as we are able to create abundance beyond our immediate circumstances.

I am grateful agin to my students who are taking the lead to demonstrate in the world the true meaning of abundnace and a passive income lifestyle. Thank you!

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