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Get Your Promotion This Year: 5 Powerful Things You Need to Do First

Train your mindset There has to be some type of visualization involved in order for you to get where you’re trying to go! It’s not enough to be familiar with the position you desire, you have to literally picture yourself in that position. Taking a couple of minutes daily to picture yourself in your new […]

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on December 29, 2014 -
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How This Year Can Be Your Best Year Yet!

Goal-setting should not just be reserved for December 31st each year. Individuals that set the most effective goals are those that take on the challenge of living a life that requires the skills that it takes to set good goals—commitment, perseverance and resilience. In order to develop these qualities, our goal-setting muscles must be strengthened throughout the year, and not just once a year.

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on July 23, 2014 -
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Official Video for 2014 Embracing YOU Conference

Check out the official promotional video for the 2014 Embracing YOU Women’s Conference! Tickets available below. __________________________________________________________________ Sell Tickets through Eventbrite

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on March 4, 2014 -
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2014 Me, Myself & I: Let’s Talk about Personal Development

P.E.R.K. Consulting invites all women to the 2014 Me, Myself & I: Let’s Talk about Personal Development workshop- an interactive workshop on personal development for women. Join other ladies for a time designed to inspire you to pursue your goals, enhance your self-esteem, and develop crucial life skills. Topics covered include: 1. Living…on Purpose (Get […]

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on March 2, 2014 -
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Practicing the Relational Safety Zone

When I began learning how to drive—the time best known as my mother’s most frustrating point as a parent–I learned all the necessary rules of the road. I learned to keep 100 feet of distance between my vehicle and cars in front of me. I learned to always use my indicator before switching lanes, and […]

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