Improvisation III

Navigate life's path, cultivate inner clarity, and experience soul-led growth as you build a relationship with your team of Spirit Guides—a universal team of lightworkers who provide guidance, comfort, and direction—through this detailed, inspiring and accessible book from author, teacher, motivational speaker, and celebrated psychic medium MaryAnn DiMarco.  

Imagine getting divine input for every decision we make, knowing that at each fork in the road, we could just tap into an inner voice and intuitively sense which way to turn. In a world that offers us infinite ways to go, Spirit Guides are an invaluable resource—an inner GPS that routes and reroutes us as we head toward our destination, always there, always aligned.  

The Guide(s) Book: Mapping Out Life's Journey with Spirit by Your Side by MaryAnn DiMarco—celebrated author, motivational speaker, psychic medium and spiritual teacher—shows spiritually-minded readers how to do exactly that. It will show readers how to recognize, communicate, and be directed by their Guides on the other side. With clarity, warmth, and plenty of examples from her life and that of her clients, MaryAnn leads readers to tap into a broad network of ever-present Guides who will guide them to find purpose, direction, and serve their highest good.    

Each chapter of this book offers a specific aspect of living life with Spirit by your side (introducing Guides, gaining hands on experience, navigating challenging guidance, and integrating skills for soul-led growth) as well as any associated pitfalls; explores anecdotes to demonstrate the concept; and concludes with an interactive exercise to reinforce the concept. 

The Guide(s) Book By MaryAnn DiMarco


🎧🌟 NEW #PortCharles411: Lucky Spencer Part 1🌟


In 1993, Lucky Spencer made his debut as the son of the iconic Luke and Laura. His story began in British Columbia, where he overheard a coded message on the answering machine, signaling him to run. Knowing he needed to get to Port Charles, Lucky set out to find his Aunt Ruby. Shortly after, Luke and Laura returned to town, reuniting the family. The Spencers faced some challenges as they readjusted to family life, often clashing with Bobbie over their parenting approaches. Lucky’s first few months in Port Charles were eventful, including being accidentally shot during a shootout involving Luke and Frank Smith's goons, getting a spider and a dog as pets, and discovering he was going to be a big brother.


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Episode 576: The Port Charles 411 - Lucky Spencer Part 1

First Chair connects with National Team members Katie White and Kevin Jordan as they join us from Portillo, Chile. They talk about why late-season training camps are such a powerful way to get extra time on snow, sharpen technique, and build momentum heading into winter. Katie explains how Portillo’s highly qualified ski school and affordable lesson options make it a hidden gem for certification prep, while Kevin shares how his camp balances skill development with the unique energy of training alongside world-class athletes.

Beyond on-snow opportunities, they offer practical advice for anyone who can’t make the trip — from intentional gym workouts and visualization drills to building study groups, reviewing manuals, and keeping your skiing mindset sharp in the fall. The conversation also looks ahead to the coming season, team training, and the excitement of the U.S. hosting Interski 2027 for the first time in decades.

Jumpstart Your Season with Katie White & Kevin Jordan

In this episode of First Chair, PSIA-AASI CEO Jeffrey Lifgren and Board Chair John May sit down with host George Thomas to share their perspectives on leadership, priorities, and the future of the organization.

John reflects on his journey from teaching at Mount Hood to serving as Board Chair, highlighting the experiences that shaped his career and his passion for supporting instructors. Jeff outlines the National Board’s strategic priorities for the year ahead: stabilizing IT systems, supporting regions and members as valued clients, and driving decision-making with reliable data.

Together, they discuss how the organization is shifting toward stronger collaboration with regions, recognizing them as the experts in delivering on-snow education and guest experiences. They also talk about the importance of community and self-development, the evolving role of member schools, and how new communication and survey efforts will help bring the entire membership along on this journey.

Tune in for an inside look at how PSIA-AASI leadership is laying the groundwork today to deliver a stronger, more connected member experience in the seasons ahead.

A New Era of Collaboration: National Leadership Talks Priorities

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MY ATTEMPT AT NEW AGE TRAP/ELECTRONIC. YAY haha! Enjoy Guys! 

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El intendente de General pinedo en diálogo con el periodista Juaan Carlos Bis , reconoció que la situación economica de los municipios es cada vez peor debido a los recortes que realiza el gobierno provincial a los fondos coparticipables, "no se pouede tener un municipio unicamente para pagar sueldos", y se mostró muy optimista con vistas a las elecciones legislativas el próximo 26 de Octubre.- 

24-09-2025 FRANCO CIUCCI- Intendente Municipal de General Pinedo

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Where do we go from here

In the second episode of our three-part series on fall instructor training, host George Thomas is joined by PSIA-AASI National Team member Peter Novak to talk about why investing in your returning instructors is critical for both staff culture and guest experiences.

Peter shares insights from his 25+ years of teaching—why no two lessons are ever the same, how to keep curiosity alive year after year, and why approaching training with an open mind transforms it from a “requirement” into a growth opportunity.

From constraints-based learning examples to the importance of feedback culture, George and Peter explore how return instructor training can:

- Motivate and energize your most experienced staff.
- Turn routine lessons into creative, engaging experiences.
- Set seasonal teaching goals that keep instructors growing.
- Strengthen longevity, curiosity, and commitment within your school.

Whether you’re a manager designing training or an instructor showing up for it, this episode will help you see fall training as more than a refresher—it’s an investment in long-term success, for you and for your guests.

Curiosity, Culture,  and Commitment:  Why Fall Instructor  Training Matters – PART 2

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The First Chair Podcast brings you inspirational stories and educational tips from the country's best ski, snowboard, Nordic, and adaptive instructors. 

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