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  • “Why it is More Important Now Than Ever to Have a Formal Corporate Mentoring Program” with Dee Elliott, President of DEC Strategic Mentoring
    Research indicates mentoring is one of the most important factors in creating long lasting business success. Time is compressed; mistakes do not need to be repeated; and valuable lessons are passed on from experienced and top-performing leaders. Yet why do so many companies not make corporate mentoring programs a top priority? Know as the “Business Match-Maker,” Dee Elliott has developed a proprietary, cutting-edge program that perfectly matches mentors and mentees for success.
    More information about Dee Elliott
    Recorded live on May 25, 2017 on The Coaching Perspective Radio Show.
    Listen to the podcast at www.TheCoachingPerspective.com
    48 min
  • 9 Wine & More Charity Golf Invitational
    Join the Parentis Health Foundation for their upcoming 9, Wine and More Charity Golf InvitationalTuesday, June 6th at the prestigious Pelican Hills Golf Club.  For more information on this event benefitting OC Seniors and the Boys and Girls Clubs of Capistrano Valley, visit www.ParentisHealth.com/Foundation. 9 holes of golf, a special wine tasting, gourmet treats, mini-spa services and a special pop-up fashion boutique. See you there!
    2 min
  • Women Kicking Glass with Diane Peabody Straw of the Women's Museum of California
    Did you know there is a wonderful Women’s Museum of California???? Listen to this week’s edition of Women Kicking Glass Radio with the awesome Diane Peabody Straw who is the Executive Director of the Women’s Museum of California in beautiful San Diego. You need to put this on your “things to do list” when you come to beautiful, sunny San Diego.
    The museum has an amazing standing exhibit which shows the history of women in California including some of the women who helped women get the right to vote and who fought for our rights. They host events such as their big annual fund rising Wine, Cheese and Chocolate event in Oct.  
    They have an awesome woman’s international film festival which I attended this year. I had the opportunity to view some incredible short films by women directors. We all laughed, cried and were inspired by these films. You need to plan to attend next year ... you'll be inspired!
    The Museum hosts events each month and has new exhibits like their current exhibit on the history of women’s purses. Did you know women’s purses had a history and used to be very small since women could not own property? How did women go from only needing a purse small enough to hold a key to the giant bags we all carry now?
    Check out the Women’s Museum of California the next time you are in San Diego, support their events and donate to help keep women’s impact on history alive. Go to http://womensmuseumca.org to check out the event and plan to attend. You can visit the Women’s Museum of California in San Diego at 2730 Historic Decatur Road, Barracks 16 92106 San Diego, CA California
    50 min
  • IMCA Speaker - "The Future of Wholeselling" with Frank Maselli
    Frank Maselli, panelist at the Conference and longtime Advisor coach and trainer, discusses the ever evolving role of the Wholesaler and the changes that have occurred in how they bring value to the Advisor clients.  He sees the wholesaling industry shrinking in the coming years and discusses other changes in the industry.
    7 min
  • “Three Keys to Double Your Fees and Fill Your Business With High Quality Clients” with Jennifer Diepstraten.
    Jennifer wants to know if you are ready to increase your fees (without having to “give” more) AND have a business full of clients you LOVE? She shares in this interview how to get on the fastest path to cash and quadruple your income with strategy session conversations that really work AND feel great! She shares with us her keys to both higher fees and raising fees, how to get raving fans and creating a marketing funnel. Jennifer Diepstraten has 20 years’ experience in sales, relationship coaching, and communication studies so she understands what it really takes to inspire people to take decisive action.
    Resources:
    For a free e-book“The High Ticket Selling Revolution”    
    More information about Jennifer Diepstraten
    Recorded live on May 18, 2017 on The Coaching Perspective Radio Show.
    Listen to the podcast at www.TheCoachingPerspective.com
    48 min
  • Great interview with Laura Steward Author of What Would a Wise Women Do - Listen .. Learn … Lead
    In this week’s edition of Women Kicking Glass on OC Talk Radio, Laura Steward joins us to share her unique insights about her new role as caregiver for her mother. Laura is the author of the bestselling book, What Would a Wise Women Do – The Questions to Ask Along the Way. She is a business strategist and ran a very successful multi-state IT company.
    Even with all of Laura’s success as a business women, none of her success in business prepared her for the role of full time caregiver for her mother. Laura openly discusses the challenges of balancing care giving with trying to balance running her consulting and speaking business with her personal needs.
    Listen to this incredible since all of us will be faced with caring for an elderly parent or relative. Laura’s insights about the questions to ask along the way are invaluable.
    51 min
  • “The Cutting Edge Approach to Leadership Nobody is Talking About” with Priscilla Stephan.
    Priscilla talks about how by embracing and embodying your natural strengths and leadership style to lead at the soul-level you can create a more successful business and have a global impact on others. She also shares her assessment tool “Leading From Your Soul Archetype.” Listen to this lively discussion on another perspective on coaching for Leadership, which she defines as Contribution.
    Resources:
    To find out more about Priscilla or to take her assessment just go to:
    Priscillastephan.com
    Recorded live on May 11, 2017 on The Coaching Perspective Radio Show. Listen to the podcast at www.TheCoachingPerspective.com
    56 min
  • Listen to this Women Kicking Glass interview with the super star Michelle Bergquist discusses "what women do to sabotage their careers" Lis
    Michelle Bergquist is a nationally recognized author, award-winning entrepreneur, lively moderator and engaging, professional speaker.  Michelle's research into what women do to sabotage their careers according to men is insightful and enlightening.  Did you know the #1 thing men say women do to sabotage their careers?  The #1 thing men said is women need to stop competing with each and start supporting other women. 
    Currently, Michelle is the CEO and Co-Founder of Connected Women of Influence, a professional association of women leading people, projects, teams and companies.
    Michelle is also Co-Founder of SUE Talks™. SUE Talks™ are bold, passionate talks and viewpoints, centered around business and success by successful, unstoppable, and empowering women changing the face of business.
    Michelle is a passionate advocate to advance women in business, and committed to designing platforms, programs, connections and collaborative opportunities that result in more women leading people, projects, teams, and companies. In 2014, Michelle was recognized by the National Association of Women Business Owners as the Women’s Advocate of the Year. In 2015, Michelle was featured and recognized as one of the Women Who Impact San Diego by the San Diego Metro Magazine.
    With a passion to ‘give back’ in business, Michelle’s philanthropic efforts have resulted in over $100,000 in contributions for local nonprofit organizations that support women and young girls.
    51 min

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