To attend any of the scheduled teleconferences, please call:

201-793-9022 
(Room #9853148)  

An Hour to Live
An Hour to Love

by, Richard Carlson
and Kristine Carlson

Click here to download the free
EXERCISE on GRATITUDE
to accompany this book.

Do Not Miss This Incredible Free Teletalk

Learn from Dr. Success why the book is a MUST for your lifetime.  

In 2003, on their 18th wedding anniversary, Richard Carlson presented his wife, Kristine, with a short manuscript called, “An Hour to Live.â€� In it, he imagined that the end of his life was imminent. He posed questions originally asked by author Stephen Levine: Who would you call? What would you say? and Why are you waiting? Uncannily, the small book foreshadowed Carlson's unexpected death three years later of a pulmonary embolism.  Following his death, Kristine published the book, adding her own responses to these questions. Titled, “An Hour to Live, An Hour to Love,â€� Kristine asks the audience to discover their own answers.

For an EXERCISE on GRATITUDE to accompany this book, click the link below. Use the ARROWS at the top to turn the page. http://publishing.yudu.com/Freedom/Ana3h/GratitudeExercise5Th/ 

          Shifting Sands: A Guidebook for Crossing the Deserts of Change

By Steve Donahue

For an excerpt of this book, provided by the publisher,  click the link below -- Use the ARROWS at the top of the page to move forward and read the entire excerpt: 

http://publishing.yudu.com/Freedom/Amve1/ExcerptfromShiftingS/

DON'T MISS THIS AWESOME FREE EVENT
Learn from Dr. Success why the book is a MUST for your development and how use it in your real life to achieve your goals.

By our teens, we have prepared a detailed map and kit of tools to our life and we are keenly aware of where our journey is meant to go and where the summit is. Soon after starting out, however, we discover that life has its own paths, surprises and unexpected summits and challenges waiting for us.

This teletalk will compellingly cover one of the author’s core revelations: Using a compass instead of a map. Rather than following someone else’s instructions and roadmap to the summit, Dr. Success will highlight HOW we can use our own inner compass and intuitive guideposts to plot our path day by day.

Tuesday

August 5th

5:00 p.m. (PST)

Saturday

October 19, 2008

9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Yavapai College Women's Conference

Cottonwood, AZ
Session Leader

November 7, 2008

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

3rd Annual Prescott Professional Women's Conference

Make reservations by calling 928-777-0770 or visit:

www.PPWC2008.com

“Power * Purpose * Prosperity3 is the theme of the 3rd annual Prescott Professional Women’s Conference, to be held on Friday, November 7th.

A full day of high energy, information and inspirational seminars
to jump start your life, business and career for 2009

This all-day event will bring together more than 200 women (and some enlightened men for the final session and cocktail reception) from all over to be inspired by topics related to personal, professional and spiritual growth. Women from all walks of life are invited to discover the possibilities of who they are, who they can become, and share great networking opportunities.

Five highly acclaimed entrepreneurs, executive mentors and business leaders will help attendees uncover their individual strengths and transform them into personal and professional prosperity. Speakers include: 

• Michelle Rosado, a survivor of the 9/11 attacks, will tell her inspirational story of overcoming adversity and creating a life she never dreamed of. Michelle’s story has inspired millions, and she has become known as the "Woman of Empowerment" by the successful authors, speakers, and entrepreneurs.

• Nannette Oatley, MA, LPC, is a well-known local celebrity in the Prescott area. Nannette is a resiliency expert, licensed professional counselor, former radio talk-show host, author, speaker, mother, wife, wellness consultant and the 2001 US Open wheelchair tennis champion. From a seated position, Nannette will have us all standing and ready to achieve any goal we are brave enough to set.

• M. Nora Klaver, author of the groundbreaking book "Mayday! Asking for Help in Times of Need" will discuss why it is so important to ask for help -- both at home and at work. Whether it is working toward a goal or toward better life balance, asking for help is a crucial skill. Klaver will highlight how finding the courage to set a big goal is made a little easier when you know how and when to ask for help.

• Andrea Goeglein, Ph.D. (aka Dr. Success) is the founder of the PPWC. She is also a highly acclaimed author, business woman, TV personality and a nationally-recognized commentator of personal development books. Andrea will offer powerful insights on the best professional development books out there and share how to take specific actions to get tangible, measurable results in everyone’s life.

• Bill Treasurer is the founder and Chief Encourager at Giant Leap Consulting, a unique company that exists to help people and organizations live more courageously. He is the author of Right Risk, a book about personal courage based on his own experiences as an organizational development professional and a daredevil athlete. Bill will offer real-life suggestions to create courage in all circumstances.

The conference will be from 8am until 6pm at the Prescott Quality Inn & Suites and includes continental breakfast, lunch and a cocktail reception. The fee is $100, and CEU credit is available through event sponsor Yavapai College. There will also be an exhibit hall, bookstore, and many networking opportunities. Make reservations by calling 928-777-0770 or visiting the website at http://www.ppwc2008.com.


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