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Wednesday, October 15, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
St. Charles Hospital
Networking Time - 5:00 PM - 5:50 PM No Host Bar
Dinner & Program - 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
MENU - Menu: Roasted Pork Loin with Sage-Roasted Appples and Butternut Squash and Swiss Chard ~ Yummy!
Vegetarians may add to their plate from the buffet, in addition to their vegetarian meal order.
VEGETARIAN MEALS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE IF ORDERED IN ADVANCE!!!
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A FRIENDLY REMINDER - TRY TO CONNECT WITH AT LEAST 2 NETWORK MEMBERS BEFORE OUR NEXT MEETING!
Women & Business - Postcards from the Trenches
Do you wonder what is going on behind closed doors at your insurance company? How much money do you need to make to pay for the new salesperson or business ad? What do banks really look for in your financials when considering you for a business loan? How do you get past voicemail in this electronic age? These questions and more will be answered at this meeting from women business owners who have been there and survived to tell about it! We're tapping our NEW membership for this program.
Dear NEW Members, Recently, I was reflecting on my business and the businesses of Network of Entrepreneurial Women when I came across my notes from our meeting with Kathie Nelson from a few months ago. Just glancing over my notes gave me insight and ideas on what to do next. Here is what Kathie said:
1. Set a Goal.
2. Ask yourself: Who can help me get it? Connect with these people.
3. Help them along the way.
So, as you read this, define your own goal and connect with those who can help you achieve it. Most importantly, help others while growing your own business. This will bring you the best results. Remember, our goal is to do business with one new Network member every month. Network and be prosperous!!
Anesa Moyer
Cascade TecHome & Office, LLC
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 Ramblings of a Philanthropic Soul, by Linda Garder
Women's Resource Center of Central Oregon
We keep hearing of the problems of non-profit organizations this year, in raising money and keeping the organizations afloat. Cases in point are the Cascade Festival of Music, the Redmond Humane Society, Boys & Girls Clubs in Prineville and Madras, to name a few. It used to be that if your non-profit helped kids or animals that it was a "shoe-in" for fundraising success. Our local economy has been so tied to the success of real estate over the last several years that even with the kids and pets, there is trouble in the fundraising world, as well.
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Live Long and Enjoy Life by Kristina Bak, Author and Qigong Master
Knowledge is power. Learning Qigong is a powerful way to work with energy and control your own wellbeing and peace of mind. Qi (pronounced chee) refers to life energy, and gong refers to its movement.
It's no secret that working with energy is for all of us, right now. Gynecologist and author Dr. Christiane Northrup taught Oprah and her audience some Qigong movements to increase the flow of energy in their bodies on the January 17, 2008, show. On the November 1, 2007, show, cardiologist Dr. Oz said, "If you want to be healthy and live to 100, do Qigong," adding that Qigong practice reduces stress and reverses the aging process. Read More...
Linden Gross, owner of Incubation Press
donated the production of 10 copies of a custom mini encyclopedia
valued at $850.00!
Barbara Stott
donated a 2-hour Sandtray Session valued at $170.00
Carol Connett, LMT
donated a Journey of Relaxtion Massage
Chelsea Callicott of Entheos and Rose Makena of 12:00 Tart
donated Lunch for Two
valued at $90.00 AND 1 Hour of Public Relations Coaching with Entheos
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