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Visualize your greatest wish coming true. Then, write it down and tuck it inside the secret capsule on your Wishbeads bracelet or necklace.
Wishbeads help you stay focused and motivated. Wear your wish every day as a reminder to take action and go after what you want!
With your Wishbeads, you'll find your invitation to join us in doing the Wishwork—powerful steps you can take to bring your wish to reality.
Step One
One stone might bring clarity, while another stone may help keep you grounded and calm. Each gemstone has different properties that can help you to manifest your wish.
Step Two
Write your wish on a slip of Wishpaper, roll it up, and tuck it inside the brass cylinder on your bracelet or necklace. Wear it as a daily reminder to take action toward your goals.
Step Three
The Wishwork is what we call the Wishbeads process—it's 21 days of simple yet powerful daily steps that you can take to move you closer to your goal. They're super fun, we promise!
Remember, your wishes don't work unless you do!
Inspiration, events, and podcasts to keep you focused on your goals.
Bob LaPorta is an 81 yr old retired entertainment executive, grandfather, an aspiring architect, mathematician, and lifelong chart, list, and infographic artist. When he was a boy he invented a baseball dice game. Recently, he decided to recreate and improve that baseball dice game to share the joy of tabletop...
Bob LaPorta is an 81 yr old retired entertainment executive, grandfather, an aspiring architect, mathematician, and lifelong chart, list, and infographic artist. He also happens to be Alexa's father-in-law! Together, along with Alexa's husband Robert, they turned his ingenious game concept into a cool, carry-along game called 3/9 Baseball.
Helice Bridges, “Grandma Sparky,” is the Founder of Blue Ribbons Worldwide, a nonprofit on a mission to Unite Humanity Through the Power of Love. Her work has impacted over 50 million people in corporations, organizations, and schools worldwide on her way to reaching 1 billion.
In times of turmoil, let's turn to our youth to see how they're building the future. This month I'm thrilled to interview my son, Elio LaPorta. Since he was 6 years old, he's been working towards building his own dream, as a baseball player!
