Princess Shayna's Invisible Visible Gift

A portion of the book's profit is donated to Diabetes Research and Education.

Sheila Glazov is inspirational educator, award-winning author, creativity consultant, professional speaker, and "Princess Shayna."

"What Color is Your Brain?" and "Unlocking Your Creativity" are Sheila's workshops, called "Thinkshops". Her programs have been developed for corporate boardrooms and classrooms. Sheila's energetic and compassionate style has won her praise from executives, educators, community leaders, parents, and the media nationwide.

Sheila has more than 30 years experience in education and business. She is an established speaking professional and has been an adjunct faculty member of William Rainey Harper College and a guest instructor at Northwood University, DePaul University, Kellstadt Graduate School of Management, and Penn State University.

She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in education from Ohio State University, a degree in Creative Leadership from Disney University and is a graduate of the Creative Problem Solving Institute General Facilitation Program and McNellis Creative Planning Institute.

Sheila has appeared on CNN, NBC, ABC, FOX, WGN and has been featured in the Chicago Tribune, Daily Herald, Pioneer Press publications, the 20th anniversary edition, of Who's Who In American Women, and Today's Chicago Woman newspaper selected her, as one of "100 Women Making A Difference," for her entrepreneurial achievements, in the field of creativity. Women in Management awarded her their "Women of Achievement" award in Education. Sheila was also named one of "The 10 Most Interesting People of 1998" in the Chicagoland area by Pioneer Press Publications.

She also is the author of Princess Shayna's Invisible Visible Gift a "Community Parable" for children and adults. Princess Shayna, is a "Family Fairy Tale" to help children of all ages, enhance their self-esteem, develop their creative problem solving skills, and establish a trustworthy and nurturing society. A portion of her book's profit is donated to diabetes research and education.

The Kingdom of Kindness Self-Esteem Program and classroom curriculum was developed in conjunction with Sheila's book. The program has been implemented in schools across the U.S., Canada, and Europe.

She is a member of the National Speakers Association, Professional Speakers of Illinois, National Associations for Self-Esteem, Creative Education Foundation, National Storytellers Association and had been a board member of many community organizations. Sheila also was the co-founder of the Eastern Sierra Jewish Community Synagogue in Mammoth Lakes, California.

Sheila is writing her second book, What Color is Your Brain?. Look for it in bookstores, spring 2000.