Silvia Richardson's Page

Silvia Richardson was born in the beautiful city of Appenzell, Switzerland surrounded by the Swiss Alps. Appenzell is a town of 5,000 in Eastern Switzerland, less than two hours from Zürich by train. The town lies amid green hills with just enough low-altitude Alps to remind tourists that they're still in Switzerland.
It's most famous for its annual Landesgemeinde, an open-air parliament where citizens vote directly on major issues instead of trusting elected officials to make decisions for them.
Appenzell has long been one of Switzerland's most active centers for yodeling, alphorn playing, and other expressions of Swiss musical tradition. The local houses are also distinctive, with their painted façades and attached barns. This city is also known worldwide for its cheese and lace.

She was raised as the middle child amid four brothers. Silvia speaks 3 languages fluently. Silvia began her dream for independence at an early age. She began her career in banking throughout Europe.
Later on she became a Marketing Assistant at DuPont promoting the Teflon/Silverstone Cookware’s.
She fulfilled that childhood dream for independence when she moved to America. She attended Delaware County Community College in Media, Pennsylvania. If that was not difficult enough, she also completed the arduous requirements to gain full American citizenship.
Silvia now lives in the Lonestar State of Texas where she worked as an Administrative Manager. In her “spare” time, she is a devoted mom to her 10 year old son Ryan, cares for lost and stray animals, draws, reads, and writes. Silvia also enjoys working with her hands and that has lead to building miniature dollhouses and crafts with her son. When you ask Silvia's son Ryan what he thinks of his mom you be surprised:
"My mom is a very thoughtful, funny and caring person. She is always happy, likes what I like and she is special to my heart. She is a great mom, very talented and surprises me often."
It sounds as though she would be satisfied with her life and accomplishments at this point. But this is where you would be mistaken. Like her family and friends in Appenzell, Silvia is not content to leave her future and freedom in the hands of others.
Through Silvia’s work with My VMTeam and BlogTalkRadio she has realized the importance of Internet Marketing.

People are like stained-glass windows.
They sparkle and shine when the sun is out,
but when the darkness sets in,
their true beauty is revealed only if there is a light from within.
-Elizabeth Kubler-Ross