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Six dollars and a Tea Cup to a Multi-million dollar Enterprise!
by Seann Vinyasa-Billson   
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Happiness is not born from playing it safe. Inspiration is abundant – it’s yours for the taking – and it sometimes comes from the most unexpected places. ~ Zhena Muzyka

Introducing Life by the Cup: Ingredients for a Purpose-Filled Life of Bottomless Happiness and Limitless Success.” by Zhena Muzyka

How do I say this? The excitement of going on a first date equals reading this book. I was blessed to receive an advance copy and though I cannot give away what is inside the book, I can tell you that it contains gems of wisdom and insight. (And...great tea’s you can put together yourself that are delightful)

One of the reasons I was so excited about Life by the Cup is because of a personal experience. My Grandma passed away in 2006 at 99 1/2 years of age. Last week I brought out her tea cup and made myself some Green Matcha tea. That evening as I was drifting off to sleep, I couldn't stop thinking about my grandmother,

The next day, I received a copy of this fabulous book - Life by the Cup. If you watched the video on the website link below - you will see the divine connection author Zhena Muzyka has with her grandmother. All of a sudden I knew that this was a precious book.

I did it for the love of my son. The dream of making a better life for us and the tea workers. And through this I realized that those who can see the invisible, can do the impossible. ~ Zhena Muzyka

 Visit zhena.tv for more information.

PS – Yes I pre-ordered a Hardcover version. This one is a keeper for my hands to hold.


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