Frustrated Local YMCA Board Member Launches His Limitless Life Contest To Help The Families In His Community

Online, March 12, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Frustrated Local YMCA Board Member Launches His Limitless Life Contest To Help The Families In His Community.

Limitless life? Is that possible? Oakland Lewis, a well respected Business and personal peak performance coach says it is. Oakland is out to prove this. A member of the board at the Euclid YMCA in Euclid, Ohio he is frustrated and disappointed that he and his team did not make the fund raising goals of last year. He says that he let down the children who depend on the Euclid YMCA Strong Kids Campaign annual fund raising. He vowed that this year will be different.

Oakland has decided to practice what he preaches about having a limitless life while helping as many people as possible. He is launching his "Limitless Life Contest" Participants will have the opportunity to get access to his "Get Over All Limits" course. The course gives participants simple tools to truly craft the life that they want based on Nuero Linguistic Programming (NLP) principles.

Participants in the contest will gain points for different actions for the chance to win some very exciting gifts. Oakland won't say what the gifts are just yet but he hinted that one will be a very popular electronic item from Apple. Oakland expects the contest to spur donations and help the participants have their best year ever by going through his "Get Over all Limits" course.

This is truly for a good cause and Oakland is confident that participants in the contest will have fun too. Contributions to the Annual Strong Kids Campaign ensure that no child or family is turned away from life-enhancing Euclid YMCA programs because of the inability to pay.

Here is what a single mother had to say:

"When I lost my job. I had no idea how I was going to be able to watch my daughter and look for a new job. Thanks to the YMCA I was able to keep my daughter safe and happy, and I was able to get a new job after three months. There is no way I could have done it without the wonderful people at the YMCA."

Oakland says that the contest is only for a short time but he is confident that the goals will be met. The contest will run for 10 days from Friday March 18th to the Monday March 28th. Winners will be announced on Wednesday March 30th on a special web cast.