Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Thoughts For The Day, by, Serendipity Author, Richard Parenti
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Meet Anita Rani: Using The Law of Attraction & Dreamboards To Live Fully
Friday, November 21, 2014
The Hamburger Tree, by, Maria Pacheco
The Hamburger Tree is a bilingual children's book inspired by a true story. Maria Pacheco is a West Coast Author passionate about multi-cultural enrichment. In 2014, Maria's book received the Superior Award in an Oral Interpretation Competition. Maria is a successful guest speaker having shared her book, The Hamburger Tree, with hundreds of fans in the United States, Mexico, and the United Kingdom. Grow your imagination with this fun, timeless adventure sure to please children and adults alike.
Monday, November 17, 2014
Press Release for Manifesting Magnificence: A Personal Growth Workbook, by, Gina Meyers (and friends)
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Meet Richard Parenti, author of Emotional Sobriety
Serendipity Media Group is proud to announce that Mr. Parenti is a contribting positive incantation specialist sharing his, Thoughts For The Day.
Thought For The Day:
"When you find yourself in alignment with your source energy, outside conditions won't matter."
"The wise man or woman gives 99% of their attention to how they feel about what they want, while continually reaching for the next best feeling thought, and 1% to inspired action, thus enjoying
Journey and staying in their power."-Richard, Yoga Health Institute
Emotional Sobriety
If you would like Thoughts For A Day in your inbox or to be a part of Richard's Mindset Group in Manteca, email serendipitymediagroup@gmail.com.
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Meet New Jersey wife and mother, Author Michelle Tighe
Saturday, January 11, 2014
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Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Excerpt from Erin's Adventures In Dreamsville and holiday recipe, Ireland's Charming Cinnamon Cookies
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Hope For Ethiopia
As a writer, I have always been
completely mesmerized by other cultures and how other people live on this same
planet that I live on in the year 2013. My heart has always led me on the
“journey of the unknown”. These discoveries that I have made along the journey
have made me the woman I am today—aware, excited, hopeful. At the same time, I
have also been disappointed, discouraged, but never without hope. I believe
that there are many ways to live, but only one way to love and that is
wholeheartedly. No ones’ life is easy—granted, but our lives can be better by
taking simple steps every day towards being compassionate. Being compassionate
means taking the time to smile, taking the time to listen, and taking the time
to pay attention. As Mother Teresa so aptly said, “Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with
great love.”
The photo was
taken in Ethiopia
by a distant cousin (Jakhan Alioto-Nguyen).
copyright Serendipity Media Group, Inc. 2013 all rights reserved.
Sunday, October 20, 2013
Meet Serendipity Authors
Gina Meyers is best known for her popular culture television trivia and cooking expertise books related to the Twilight saga and the iconic television show Bewitched. Gina, a California native, is a graduate of California State University, Fresno, with a Bachelor's Degree in Business, with a concentration in Marketing. She also holds an Emergency Teaching Credential and has taken culinary classes at the renowned Le Cordon Bleu in Paris, France. She is the proud winner of the prestigious Gourmand International Cookbook Award for Best Charity Cookbook, Hope For Haiti. (Awards ceremony, March 2012, Folies Bergère,Paris, France). Fans of hit TV sitcom, “The Office”, might remember Kevin Malone’s character making a reference to “Edward Cullen’s Cornflake Chicken”. “I just finished reading the Julia Child’s cookbook and now I am halfway through the Twilight Cookbook, I just made “Edward Cullen’s Cornflake Chicken.” Yes, there is an Edward Cullen’s Cornflake Chicken in Love At First Bite, The Unofficial Twilight Cookbook. There also is a Twilight Tribute Punch concoction. Stars of The Twilight movie, drank Gina's Twilight Tribute Punch on The Alan Carr Chatty Man Late Night Talk Show in London, England. Kellan Lutz, (also known as Emmett Cullen,) loved the Twilight Tribute Punch so much he even drank Ashley Green's (also known as Alice Cullen) punch!
From an early age, Gina found she had a passion for the culinary arts,experimenting in the kitchen with baking breads, muffins, cookies and cakes. From 1997 to present, Gina teaches a variety of fun and informative cooking classes for children and adults. Gina is happy to be publisher and creative consultant for Serendipity Media Group, Inc.
Meet Author Liz Longo, A Bird And Its Albatross: A Tale of Renewal
Liz Longo is a native New Yorker. Her Italian family arrived on Ellis Island in the start of the 1900’s with two simple dollars and not a word of English either. The boat broke down on the way but that’s another story. As a result, Liz very much relates to and appreciates the ever changing population, bringing new smiles, flavors and spices to the city. Inspired by the New York Public Library’s French Book Art/Livres D’Artists, Artist and Poets in Dialogue exhibit in 2006 of artist collaborations between 1874 and 1999, Liz maintains “The merge of these art forms reveals the beautiful depth of humanity’s soul, we can collaborate peace...a masterpiece, if we are supportive of each other’s simple existence.”
Meet Patricia Florio, My Two Mothers
Patricia Florio was born in
Eddie Lucas is a baby-boomer, writer, educator, and vintage TV historian. Lucas, a 1983 graduate of the University of Central Florida, has completed extensive courses in Radio and Television Broadcasting and Journalism, and has spent thousands of hours reading every article, interview, and book available on the history and background of television—its writers, producers, the iconic studios who produced them, such as Desilu and Screen Gems, even down to most minute details, such as episode titles, special guest stars, and original air dates. Lucas says: “As a classic television fan and historian, I wanted to delve deeper and find out more about some of my favorite TV shows and the stars we baby boomers all grew up watching. I wanted to go beyond what had previously been written in articles and books to find the answers to questions that casual, as well as die-hard fans have always wanted to ask. I wanted to capture in their own words, their first-hand accounts and personal experiences, and preserve for posterity the historical significance of their time on some of the most beloved shows in television history.”
Meet Author Cheyne Yeager, Martin Brilliant Color

Cheyne Yeager is a writer and an illustrator. He grew up and attended art school in Atlanta, Georgia. He has a passion for color and enjoys spending most of his time in the North Carolina Mountains where he finds inspiration to write and paint.
Meet author Linda Ferrari, Bundles of Binding Time
Linda has worked as an educator for many years at every level. She has taught English, reading, and math to students in elementary school, high school, college, and adult school. She has been a substitute teacher, classroom teacher, mentor, and coach. Although retired, Linda has returned to education as a coach and curriculum director. She makes her home in the San Joaquin Valley and is happy she lives close to her children and grandchildren.

Meet author Michelle Tighe, Erin's Adventures in Dreamsville
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Erin's Adventures in Dreamsville, by, Michelle Tighe, A sneak peak!
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Martin Brilliant Color, by, Cheyne Yeager
Inside each book that Serendipity publishes, there is a message. First time author Cheyne Yeager has made a statement in his first book, a statement that speaks volumes and is meant to teach us all a lesson. Question to ponder: Are we really so different after all? Let's start a conversation.... Let's share a message.... Be true to who you are like Martin because you never know who might be taking notice, listening, or simply wanting to "fit" in. Lesson: We are all different, unique, slightly odd, quirky in our own sort of cute way, but that doesn't make us less love able, it actually makes us more love able. If as human beings we can become capable of embracing our differences, we can see that we truly have a lot in common. A rainbow of possibilities!
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Marketing 411: Your formula for success
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
New Hope Cookbook, Louisiana Inspired by, Gina Meyers & Liz Longo

New Hope Cookbook, Louisiana Inspired is more than a cookbook. It is a collection of colorful and environmentally conscious illustrations by Brooklyn artist, Liz Longo. It is collaboration between Gina Meyers, her concept of a children’s book about how children cope with disaster as well as French inspired recipes and basic French words and phrases. New Hope Cookbook, Louisiana Inspired, takes the reader on a culinary and historical journey as the story starts in Stacy’s mothers’ Louisiana restaurant, Mama’s Feel Good Kitchen. The story unfolds with children writing pen pal letters to their friends in other states trying to explain the oil spill in a lighthearted way and at the same time sharing the musical, cultural and historical story of Louisiana. Gina’s daughter Lauren Meyers, shares her thoughts on Louisiana when Gina and her family traveled there in December of 2010 for book signing events and meeting the children of Louisiana. Liz illustrates pictures of her daughter Izzy and her friend when they heard that the “oil spill had been capped.” Lucas Meyers, Gina’s son is featured as “Luke” in the story.
Monday, January 2, 2012
A New Year, A New You!
A New Year, a new you!
I am not much for resolutions. Studies have shown that most people do not stick with their resolutions anyways. Gyms are full to the brim the first three weeks in January, and after that people have a tendency to fall back into their usual patterns of behavior. I am not a psychologist, nor do I play one on TV, rather I am a human being that has mastered the art of living without a resolution to change what already works for me. The key to making any New Years resolution stick is truly in the “defining”. My children are very lucky, they don’t have “chores”, rather the word we use in defining “chores” is “responsibilities”. The same goes for “resolutions” I use the word “dream board”. Before I met my husband in 1995, I created a simple dream board with magazine clippings of what I desired for my future. These are the things that were on the first dream board, or some of the things in no particular order. 1) A new house, 2) a wedding, 3) a committed relationship, 4) to be a published author, specifically, to publish my Magic of Bewitched Book.
How do you organize your “dreams” or “resolutions”? The easiest way for me is to cut pictures and words out of magazines and newspapers and tape or glue them onto a large poster board. Because poster boards take up a lot of room, I usually take a digital photo of the “dream board”, store it on my computer and use it as a visualization technique of “exciting things to come”. So far in the past sixteen years, I can say with all honesty and no hesitation, I have and continue to make all of my resolutions come true.

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