
Friday, January 14, 2011
Virtual Mastermind for Business Women of Faith!

Tuesday, July 6, 2010
"Pray It Forward" Challenge

- Define your need.
- Pick 2 business women of faith.
- Send them a prayer note - specifically about what you need, but praying it for them.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Olympia KBWomen Chapter Meeting - June
Just a quick note to say we have a slight change in a chapter meeting date for this month. If you attend the Olympia, WA, KBWomen Chapter meeting, we are meeting June 22nd. This is not the 3rd Tuesday like usual, it is the 4th.
To pre-register now for any chapter meeting, including Mt. Vernon, WA, Renton, WA, Olympia, WA, Puyallup (special note for June see page), WA, Omaha, NE, Jacksonville, FL, or Beacon, NY, visit our events registration area now: http://KBWA.memberlodge.com/events.
We look forward to meeting you!
Friday, May 7, 2010
Mother's Day Blessings

Wednesday, April 14, 2010
New KBWA International Member - Karen Wells

Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Goal Setting Tele-Class - March 25th
Did you know that the KBWA Association has a monthly learning topic each month ?
See 2010 Tele-Class learning topics.
The date and time for our March "Effective Goal Setting" tele-class with guest expert Pastor Ray Frederick is scheduled for;
THURSDAY, MARCH 25TH AT 2:30PM PST.
KBWA members have free access to all tele-classes. Non-members can register for just $9 per class. Can't listen live? No problem - All who register will receive the audio file for the recorded tele-class via email on Friday the 26th. Make the time to take in his wisdom on this topic; it is going to be an excellent information.
For more information and to register, visit http://KBWA.memberlodge.com/march10.
Did you know that KBWA offers a free membership level? Intro Members can create a profile which shows their business information in the KBWA Member Directory, which will give your business more exposure on the web. http://kbwa.memberlodge.com/.
Have a wonderful rest of the week. I am praying for your souls, lives and businesses to prosper.
~Krista Dunk, KBWA Association Leader and KBWomen Co-Founder
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Setting Goals - Do You Trust Yourself?
While researching about goal setting, I found several websites with goal setting statistics. The statistics showed that the number of adults who set goals and write them down is only between 3-7% of the population. The number that review them regularly was even lower. Without first having goals, then writing them down and working towards them...I'm sure the chances are very slim for them to become reality!
I have to admit I have not always wanted to set goals. In theory, they were a great idea, but I had a problem with writing them down. Writing them down was scary because there they were, "in my face." If they didn't happen as planned or weren't achieved, it felt like failure. Also, for a long time I had no vision for my future, and so what I did write down were things only temporarily meaningful. I didn't trust my own goals.
We all have things we would like to see happen in our lives, such as;
- Developing a talent or learning a new skill,
- To have financial goals, such as sticking to a budget, investing or increasing business sales,
- Spiritual growth and drawing closer to God on a daily basis,
- Setting health-related goals or getting better time management strategies, or
- Planning for hiring employees or other help.
We can use specific, detailed goals to reach a big, desired vision. In other words, individual goals are the chunks that are necessary to accomplish on the way to the main vision being achieved. Want to build a business up to a certain revenue amount in 18 months? That is the vision, and the goal chunks are the step-by-step pieces to get there. Sounds easy right?
My goal-setting mentor really helped change my perspective and give me practical strategies. In fact, it changed the way my husband and I set goals for our family, our finances, his career path planning, and my businesses. Would you like to have this wisdom too? My mentor, Pastor Ray Frederick, will be our KBWA Member tele-class expert this month. He has excellent, Biblically-based wisdom and ideas to share on this topic, and I encourage you to participate.
KBWA Members get all monthly tele-classes free, and non-members can join us for just $9 per class. You can find out more here. Get a new strategy and perspective so that you have the tools you need to move forward and be effective. Not only will this information be valuable to you as a woman in business, but also applicable to any goal-setting area of life.
You can move forward. You can plan well for your future. You can accomplish God's purposes for your life and use goal-setting to do just that. It is time to be empowered!
by Krista Dunk, www.KBWomen.com
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Christian Business Women's Association - Opens Today!
The Koinonia Business Women's Association (KBWA) officially launches today!
Rather than give you the whole scoop here, please stop by our new membership section now: http://kbwa.memberlodge.com/
You can read all the details, benefits and information about KBWA Membership. All the who, what, why, and how's will be answered, and you can also view our current Member Directory.
Special Bonus: Join as a Full Member in March & receive a 3-mo Membership extension!
Thank you, and we look forward to meeting you.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Connection + Collaboration = Growth

- Without our connection to God's Spirit, we do not grow in Godly things.
- Being disconnected from people damages relationships and stunts our learning curve in life.
- In business, relying on our own understanding and not using mentors or other experts can lead to a collapse.
- Without proper support, anything in life is at risk of breaking down.
In your life and business, who are you connecting and collaborating with? Are these connections and collaborative efforts leading to the kind of growth you want for your future? Do these relationships have a foundation of faith in God?
Next week, something is coming to help all of us "Connect, Collaborate & Grow." Please seriously consider joining us in the Koinonia Business Women's Association (KBWA). Frankly, the community needs you and you need the community. No one of us alone has all the answers, but joined together, and with God's direction, we WILL see God's power working through us in amazing ways.
As one of my mentors says, "Life is a team sport." It's time to rise up and build; build ourselves, build up others and build God's Kingdom. Now that's my idea of worthwhile, effective collaboration!
~Krista Dunk, http://www.kbwomen.com

