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“Does the Internet Scare You?” with Pam Ross

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Does the internet seem like a dark, scary place?

Do you avoid speaking with people in technology?

How many times have you felt like your computer hated you?  Do you ever find yourself screaming at the computer screen because a program won’t do what you want it to?

For the average person technology is complicated and something most people try to avoid as much as they can. Although the internet has been around for a while, there are still many business owners who admit they are afraid to use it.

Is that you – does the internet scare you?

Today we are going to help you make friends with the internet and show you just how powerful it can be in growing your business.  We promise there is no one here today that wants to make you feel stupid.  All we want to do is help.  Today we are going to give you a calm sense of confidence and an “I can Do it!” attitude about the internet.  There will be no people speaking a whole other language or talking in a foreign term. Just some helpful tips to get started.  So that you can embrace the importance of technology in your business in the 21st century.  We are going to help you be digitally fluent.  To communicate, collaborate and connect using the tools that are now available to us. We want to help you know what you are doing online and more importantly… why!

Special guest Pam Ross is going to teach you today how to test and learn new technology so that you can grow your business online like never before.

Pam’s specialty is teaching women entrepreneurs how to be literate and effective in this computer-driven digital age without having to go back to college and get another degree just to survive.  Steve and Pam will also help you learn what you have to learn to be competitive in modern business. Discover today how easy it is to be digitally fluent and make the internet your friend.

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Putting Off Procrastination with Trudy Simmons

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Putting things off — are you an expert at that?
I will do that tomorrow! Have you ever said that?

How often do you feel overwhelmed? Do you find yourself putting off a project because even thinking about it stresses you out?

We all of things in our life we put off. Maybe it is health issues. Maybe you know what your business needs to succeed, but you keep putting it off. Maybe it is something you are always going to start tomorrow. Maybe it is because it is something you don’t excel OR perhaps you have even subconsciously created chaos in your life to keep you from dealing with something.

A phenomenal woman and the owner of The Daisy Chain Group, Trudy Simmons brings these questions to us:

* Do you love what you do and feel you’ve found your calling in life?
* Do you have an abundance of great ideas? But also some pressing demands?
* Do you have the energy and resources to invest in your business, but need help knowing where to focus or what to do next?
As Henry Ford said, “If you think you can or you think you can’t, you’re right.”

Procrastination elimination expert Trudy Simmons is going to share some fundamental secrets and permit you today to let go of procrastination. Things like:

1. Learning the hidden power of procrastination.
2. Understanding and unpacking your overwhelm.
3. Find out why do we procrastinate.
4. Creating a structure and getting support especially with organizing your thoughts and prioritizing your tasks.
5. Reducing or removing procrastination for your life today.

Now is your time to THRIVE. Don’t put it off for another day! Now is the time to put off procrastination!

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Learning to Reach out for Help with Breast Friends

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You own a business.  What do we do when a crisis comes?

When issues come up do you avoid it? We hope that maybe if we don’t deal with it then maybe, just maybe, it will just go away. We should reach out.  it is the more empowering thing to do.  it is also the MOST TERRIFYING, especially when it is something major.  When a major calamity comes into our lives we tend to feel all alone.  We dont approach the issue head on.  We dont see all the people that are there to help us.  Isolation is a normal reaction to a personal crisis.

What we must learn is that in order to truly take on lifes more difficult issues we need to face it. And for that we need help!

When we come to a place of willingness.  Once we embrace and accept help from others and see that there are people who love us.  Then both survival and thriving can begin.

Our minds tell us we don’t want to be a burden.  And sometimes we are even afraid we will be rejected if we ask for help. The truth is that our true strength comes when we bring all of us to everything we do. But also when we accept the fact that we can never go it alone in this live.  Truly living is about be part of the world around us. We need to contribute but we need to also allow others to pour their talents and love into us.  This becomes the most true when we learn to ask for help when we need it.  The reaching out to others actually makes us stronger.

So go ahead no matter how dark the hour maybe accept right now that there are people who want to help!

Steve Kidd is joined by two amazing ladies who help women during perhaps one of the most difficult and frightening things that can happen in life – being diagnosed with breast cancer. Their organization gives help and support not only to women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer but also to their families and support system.

Thriving Entrepreneur is delighted to introduce to you Sharon Henefin and Becky Olsen from Breast Friends. Sharon and Becky are going to share some ways to learn to ask for the help and not go it alone in our times of crisis. We will learn that even in the worst of situations there is a way we can THRIVE.

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