What does achievement really mean? Is it all it is
cracked up to be? Is it worth the effort?
Join award winning speaker, best selling author and
successful internet marketer,
Kathleen Gage, as she explores the importance of
thinking patterns and attitude in both our personal and
professional life. Kathleen will share processes that
allow for a deeper understanding of the power of your
thoughts to either move you closer to your purpose or
further away as well as insights into the belief that
it’s not what happens in life that matters, it’s what we
do with what we’ve been given that makes all the
difference.
About Kathleen Gage
Kathleen Gage, President of Turning
Point, Inc. and Maxwell Publishing, is known as
The Street Smarts Marketer™. Kathleen has owned and
operated her business for 15 years and is recognized as
one of the top Internet Marketers in her industry. She
works with speakers, trainers, authors, consultants and
entrepreneurs who want to turn their expertise into
money-making products and services.
With over 25 years of sales and marketing experience
Kathleen has received numerous awards and recognitions
for excellence and leadership. In 2004 Kathleen was
recognized as one of the top rated business owners in
Utah. This recognition came from the Governor of the
state and the Department of Workforce Services.
Kathleen is the author of numerous books and information
products, including the Amazon.com bestseller The Law of
Achievement. Kathleen has merged a spiritual and
pragmatic approach to her own business success and that
of the clients she works with.
As
business women we tend to focus on growing our
businesses and often neglect the one thing that
makes us unique - the connections and bonds we have
with our girlfriends.
The vision of
The Twisted Sisterhood is to inspire women to
reclaim those connections. It's vital to allow
space for new friendships and maintaining those we
have developed over the years (but may be
neglecting.)
Women network while having fun, and we have fun
while we are networking! The Twisted Sisterhood
encourages both, and in this salon we'll talk about
the perfect marriage of both ideas.
Join me on December 18 at 6 pm EST as I interview two
of the six original Twisted Sisters. The topic will be
friendship and fun and why it's vital for you (and your
business) to nurture both.
And if you think you'll be too busy with holiday
preparations - register anyhow! I'll send you the link
for the recorded webcast so you can listen in later.
Started in 17th century
France at
a time when society was defined and regulated by men, women exerted a powerful
influence as "salonnières." A salon was different
from the Royal Court because of its lack of social hierarchy and the mixing of
different ranks and orders. Salons encouraged the exchange of news and
ideas, helping to break down social barriers and served as a major channel of
communication. The
salon was really an informal university for women in which women were able to
exchange ideas and hear the works and ideas of others.
Today's "Success Salon"
webcasts
are held monthly, usually on the last Thursday of the
month. The call itself is free if you listen
via the web. If you use the conference line, your
normal long distance charges will apply.
Each webcast is a live
interview and includes plenty of time for you to get
your questions answered.
Before the webcast - You'll
receive an email with joining instructions, including a
link to the webcast page and your password. Sign on
early and post any questions you have before the actual
webcast. This will help the Expert tailor her content
for you!
If you can't make the live
Salon, each webcast is recorded so that you can
listen at your convenience. Simply go to the link you
received for the live call and enter the password. Of
course you won't be able to submit questions for the
speaker but you can still benefit from all the great
information they will be sharing!
Be sure to whitelist
-ajanesinc@inbox.com-
so that these important emails don't get lost in your junk mail.
Aprille
Janes reserves the right to alter the dates and/or times
of the workshop if registration criteria are not met or
if conditions beyond her control occur. All efforts
will be made to contact each registrant if changes
occur. If the program is not held for any reason,
Aprille’s liability is limited to the workshop fee
only.
