Two Great Programs You Need to Know About...

Hello Readers! I have two, wonderful Godly businesswomen friends with programs you might want to learn about.

1. Do you want to get your figure back? Are you over 35 and finding it difficult to regain control of your figure and weight? Connie Huft, RN, has exactly what you need...Connie is offering a free call tonight, May 10th! Believe me, Connie really knows what she's talking about. See her before and after pictures - she lost 80 lbs at age 40 and has kept it off. Go to www.MyFigureNow.com to register for the free call and to learn more.

2. Are you a Kingdom minister wanting to see your vision for full-time ministry work come to pass? It's time for you to meet Evangelist Ericka Jackson, who offers a "Ministry Mastery" program for those people who have ministries, yet are not on staff at local churches. Find out how to go to the next level now - the program starts today! www.MinistryMastery.com

KBWA Member Spotlight - Chris Creekpaum & Purs-onality Purses!

"Purse-onality Purses!" is a small business owned by the mother and daughter team of Chris and Kayla Creekpaum. They started the business so they could work together while creating a fun and unique business.

They host in-home purse parties and fundraisers. They have a wide variety of purses and Bible bags. They have an inventory of over 500 purses. They will bring about 150 purses and Bible bags to your home or event.

If you are looking for a new fun way to raise money for your cause, Purse-onality Purses! is for you. They will host a purse party fundraiser for you, and then donate a percentage of their profits to your fundraiser.

Chris being a single mom wanted to incorporate her daughter into the business as much as possible. Kayla started working with her mom when she was twelve. Kayla, over the last four years has learned the in’s and out’s of small business ownership. She has learned everything from speaking at the parties to managing the money. Chris firmly believes teaching her daughter the core values of small business ownership will help Kayla throughout life.

Chris believes if you have a dream of owning a business to follow that dream! “It doesn’t have to be complicated. Anyone can do it. You own your business, it doesn’t own you. You can do it!” Says Chris.

From her unique purses to her passion to teach her daughter and others the power of a dream, Chris has a vision to follow her own dream and she is doing it one purse at a time. You can contact Chris at candle_chris@comcast.net.

Member Spotlight written by Diana DeAndrea-Kohn - a small business owner and writing in Kirkland, WA. For writing projects, you can reach her at http://www.writingilluminated.com/ or her business website is http://www.businsswithflair.com/.

How is 'someday' working for you?

Have you ever thought that you could be living a life of passion, using more of the talents God blessed you with?

Or maybe you don't fully know what those talents are because you have been too busy taking care of others.

If you have ever said, "Someday I will listen to my heart and follow it," if your amazing potential is just sitting there, waiting for 'someday,' this is for you.

Thursday (today), August 5th, at 4:30pm Pacific/7:30pm Eastern, listen in as KBWomen co-founder Tammy Redmon discusses the upcoming Living Your Vision retreat.

Simply call: 712-432-0075, code 133903# and listen in to this free, 30-min telecall.

www.KBWomen.com/lyv.htm

Business Networking Tips

Business Networking is a vital sales tool for entrepreneurs and small businesses. I’ve seen a lot of great advice given over the years – but very few people touch on what I have found to be the most important skill of all. Most networking advice focuses on what to say – how to position yourself, and how to develop your elevator pitch.

Most networkers rush into talking about themselves, and the services and/or products their business offers. However, networking is a long term game – and the initial meeting is just the beginning. Do not rush to blurt out all the details of your services. But be the first to ask “what do you do?” and focus on the other person. This gives you 5 advantages:

1. You can discover whether the other person is a potential customer or a potential referrer for you – and adjust your “elevator speech” accordingly.

2. You can see how to best pitch your services to hit the right "hot buttons" for them.

3. If you offer multiple services you can identify which service is the most appropriate for them and focus on a powerful specific message for that –particular service, rather than using a generic "catch all."

4. By listening to the way they communicate and the language they use, you can identify the best way to communicate with them in a compelling manner.

5. You can pick up specific areas where you can help people to connect them too or direct them to resources. By adding value for them before you’ve even talked about yourself you’ll make a tremendous impression.

-by Karmen A. Booker

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Karmen A. Booker is an Attorney, Business Consultant and Chief Consultant for Compu-Perfect Professional Services, a business consulting firm specializing in business incorporation, establishing limited liability companies, contract drafting & reviewing, and more.

CALL ATTORNEY BOOKER at (301) 408-1082. View her website at http://www.compuperfect.net/

She is also the author of “Business Tips” Report where you will discover tips that will put you on the Road to Business Success, Tips for creating and implementing a marketing plan, and more. This report and other books she has authored are available for online purchase at http://www.kbooker.wordpress.com/ by clicking on the respective report and book covers on the right sidebar of her blog site.

I Need You Here God

One of my favorite songs, with an awesome message of faith. Take a moment and listen:


When I listen to this song's lyrics, specifically these two phrases, "I need You here, I need You here," and "I only want to be where You are," something interesting comes up for me.

At times in our lives, we need to cry to God and say, "I need You here! I'm in a mess, in this situation I need You to intervene Lord, save me from this problem, help Father," etc. On the flip side, when we can express to Him that, "I only want to be where You are," it may save us from a few of the other "save me" cries and situations.

Let me explain what I mean by that..."God, I only want to be where You are." For me, this statement goes beyond finding comfort and safety in His presence. Think about this: In your life, where is He? Which relationships and connections is He "in?" Which business ideas and plans is He in? Which organizations that you can partner with, join or support is He in? Which church is filled with His Spirit? What words that come out of your mouth is He in? What actions that you take is He in? What vision for your future has He given you?

When I pre-ask Him where He is, this helps me make better decisions in life. I don't know about you, but I only want to be where He is. Father, take me to the places, people and plans where You are.

Best Business Women's Tips

I love it when we can collaborate and contribute wisdom for the mutual benefit of all. This blog post is one of those times. Last week, our *BLING* newsletter put the call out for business women of faith to contribute their best tips based on their area of expertise. Read below for some great ideas, thoughts and strategies from this group of blessed women:

"Many companies budget for advertising. Consider factoring in customer service to that budget. Doing so will make it easier for you to feel good about offering an extra discount when an order is unexpectedly delayed or sending a free product as a "thank you for waiting" if the first order has an error and needs to be resent. I believe you will find that taking extra steps like this will work in much the same was as advertising in the long run but on a more personal level."
-by Heather Ledeboer, owner of http://www.mom4life.com/

"Make room in your budget to use a professional graphic designer. It wouldn't cross our minds to attempt our own plumbing or mechanical work, so it is also advisable to seek professional help with something as important as business identity (which is presented to the world). Schedule an initial consultation with a designer who comes highly recommended, and bring the following information with you: Mission statement, values, target audience, and 3 descriptive adjectives about your business. Make sure you feel heard and that costs are communicated clearly and agreed upon. If your gut tells you to find another designer, then do it."
-by Trisha Ferguson, owner of http://www.ircprintanddesign.com/

"The Lord speaks hundreds of times in scripture about the use of our mouths, tongues and lips. In Proverbs alone there are many quotes about how our lips and mouths show our wisdom or betray our ignorance. Communication is vital for business owners, but not only for marketing and interviews. Effective communication skills are necessary for leadership, building relationships and getting our ideas across. The more effective we are at communicating our vision, the more favorable terms we get from our suppliers, the more our customers find us, the more productive our employees or downline and the more we represent the Lord in all we do."
-by JoJo Tabares, owner of http://www.artofeloquence.com/

"Women in creative arts businesses are often characterized as unorganized or chaotic. At some time, each of us probably experiences some chaos. Although chaos plays an important role in the creative process, and is fun for children, it hinders business effectiveness. Follow five steps and harness that chaos! Strategize by brainstorming ideas; Organize into S.M.A.R.T. goals; Arrange into an action plan; Harmonize with your existing business; Create accountability systems. This five-step process not only spells chaos in reverse but also turns it around and increases your positive influence as a business leader."
-by Marie M. Loeffler, Business Strategy Coach & President of The Organized Studio http://www.theorganizedstudio.com/

"Shakespeare was right: all the world IS a stage and we are but players on it. First impressions carry a lot of weight, especially when you are networking. If you want to attract business, dress the part. If you show up in sweats or a cocktail dress (unless they are your business uniforms), you don't look very serious about your own career and you don't look like a likely partner for other business people in the room. Bring business cards, real business cards, on heavy stock paper with a logo, your business name and as much contact information as appropriate. Your smile and hand shake will last a few moments, but that business card will either be saved for later reference or be tossed at the end of the evening with the rest of the waste paper. Food, drinks, and handouts are props to help people interact. If the only people you talk to at the event are your best friends, you have gained nothing more than a free meal on someone else's budget. Bottom line: be a good steward of the talents you have and the time that others are sharing with you."
-by Carol Ann Davis, Financial Advisor, AMERIPRISE FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC., carol.a.davis@ampf.com

"When starting an organization that you would like to make a difference and help others, find like minded individuals and also ones who have the same drive as yourself. It can be frustrating if you can sense God's anointing on your vision and others are wanting to sit idle. Find those who encourage you and inspire you and others to be a visionary to change this hurting world."
-by Roberta M Cykon Founder/Executive Director of Integrity Beauty International "Healing Hearts and Inspiring Lives" http://www.msintegritybeauty.com/

"I want to encourage women to know they have permission to love themselves. Many women do not believe they can because of some past story in their life. Yet God says you can, because He made you valuable. He made you a 10/10 at conception. The stories of your life cannot take this truth away. Your stories are life-growth experiences, not self-value based experiences. Give yourself permission to genuinely love yourself, in spite of your life experiences. God does."
-by Karen Wells, M.Div., Karis Counselling Services http://www.mybestlifepossible.com/ - For women wanting hope, acceptance, and change today!

"Imagine your business is like a coin. There are two sides to this coin which requires your attention so you can create both a thriving life and prosperous business. One side represents discovering who you are authentically, including your values, purpose, mission and personal definition of success. The other side is about applying this insight into your daily life by establishing practical systems, like how to work with clients, ways to market your services and a schedule that leverages your time. When you address both sides, including the spiritual and the practical, you will achieve authentic success."
-by Shannon Bruce, PCC, Inner Wisdom Coaching Services, http://www.yourgreaterpurpose.com/ and http://www.shannonbruce.com/

"When your in business for your self it is very important to maintain your priorities, and stick to them, I built my company around my morals; God first, Family second, career third. I never let business get in the way of family, and I always honor God for everything, including the bad. I start each day with a prayer and ask God to bless my journey in business as well as in life. If you stick to your priorities and stick to your work schedule that you created, it will all work together in harmony. Always honor God first and fore most with all. Always love your family then you career will fall into place..."
-by Brenda Kessler, President/CEO - Secret Shoppers Network LLC http://www.yoursurpriseshoppers.com/

"To stand out from the competition, regularly mail out notes of appreciation. Mary Kay Ash, Tom Hopkins and Joe Girard knew the value of this. Mary Kay of Mary Kay Cosmetics sent out hand-written notes every day and taught her sales team to do the same. Joe Girard, famous for selling the most automobiles in a twelve year period, sent out thousands of cards a month for any reason. We’ve lost the “art of card sending.” An email or e-card is not like receiving a warm, heart-felt card in the mail. Others will APPRECIATE YOU for REMEMBERING THEM!"
-by Patti Grunkemeier, Independent Distributor - Send Out Cards www.sendoutcards.com/66325

"As we grow our business, there will always be ideas, goals, mistakes and different directions. Number one stumbling block for many business owners is not lack of money, lack of time or organizational issue. It is the moment when the fear overrides clarity. Give your mind a chance to clear and focus by combining physical activity that feels good to you (i.e. dance to one song) with mental reminder (i.e. read something that nourishes your passion as an entrepreneur). Use both sides of your brain."
-by Helena-Summer Medena, "Liv Delicious" www.LivDelicious.com/blog

"As a personal wardrobe stylist I see multiple "orphans" in my clients' closets. You can avoid bringing home another orphan that will never be worn. When you are shopping and see a "bargain" that's just too good to pass up, ask yourself the question "would I pay full price for this?" If the answer is "NO" walk away."
-by Debby Sutherland, Distinct Style Solutions, distinctstylesolutions@comcast.net

“For the past 8 years, I have done great housekeeping for residential customers and one commercial business through my Pride 'n' Polish housekeeping business. Hopefully some of my strategies will give you some ideas. When I arrive for a usual house cleaning, I always begin with the kitchen and the counterspaces, including the nearby eating areas. I intend to use the clean, unused towels and scrubbies first in the eating areas, and where we more frequently visit. I always show precedence for any food preparation or consumption areas, as these are directly effecting our health. My preferred product is "409 With Bleach" around the counterspaces and food prep areas. After making my way around the house, I conclude my jobs by vacuuming my "way out the door," so as to leave little or no footprints on the floors I would have already cleaned and/or spot-mopped.”
-by Deborah Lautt, owner of Pride ‘n’ Polish, willingvessel56@yahoo.com

"Step one of building a website for your business is to decide on its purpose. Will it be used as an online brochure, as a sales letter, a place for people to interact, a gallery of images, to directly sell something, be like a directory or resources list, etc? Also, what is it exactly that you’d like your website visitors to do? That is called the “call to action.” By defining the site’s overall purpose and the call to action, those two will help to answer most of the questions from there on."
-by Krista Dunk, Koinonia Business Women http://www.kbwomen.com/

"I am from the central region of Uganda in East Africa, and for those who would wish to have useful literature from English to Luganda please save by contacting me. Also, the best way to be at peace if you have irritating colleagues in your business is to know that what you do not like about them is the unknown you. So, work on what you do not know about yourself and life will go on. "
-by Sarah Mujabi, Good Shepherd Mission sarahmujabi@yahoo.co.uk

"Four quick tips to propel you to the top of the heap: 1. Lay a strong foundation in prayer before embarking on any business venture: Proverbs 3:4-5. 2. Give the LORD His due portion: Malachai 3:10. 3. Show sincere appreciation to all of your business contacts, including employees, and give thanks to the LORD daily for His provision: Ephesians 5:20-21. 4. Resond to all emails and phone calls ASAP."
-by Noreen Jacks, author and speaker www.NoreenJacks.com

Thank you business women - we appreciate your wisdom and contribution! You are blessed and highly favored.

Please Contribute Your Wisdom & Expertise

It's no secret. We know that you know stuff. In fact, we'd love to know what you know. Will you please share?

That's the beauty of being a part of a community of business women of faith; collaboration and contribution. We can share our wisdom and make a difference in each others' lives. The information, skills and gifts that you have can make a big impact for someone else, and the opportunity for that to happen is being created next week.

Here is how you can help: What is your best tip for other business women, based on your area of expertise? It could literally be about anything you have extensive experience in, from parenting to sales tips, recycling to email etiquette, event planning to business branding, or from color, image and style to author coaching. Next Thursday, your best tip will be featured as part of an article on the KBWomen blog. Not only will you be sharing valuable knowledge with others, but your business will be getting online exposure at the same time. Win-win!

Here is an example of what we'd like to see (and how you will be credited):

Make room in your budget to use a professional graphic designer. It wouldn't cross our minds to attempt our own plumbing or mechanical work, so it is also advisable to seek professional help with something as important as business identity (which is presented to the world). Schedule an initial consultation with a designer who comes highly recommended, and bring the following information with you: Mission statement, values, target audience, and 3 descriptive adjectives about your business. Make sure you feel heard and that costs are communicated clearly and agreed upon. If your gut tells you to find another designer, then do it. -Trisha Ferguson, Owner of http://www.ircprintanddesign.com/

Please keep your tip to approx. 100 words or less. After the article is compiled and posted, you will get a quick email with the link. I encourage you to share it anywhere you can, including via email, on Twitter, Facebook, and post the link on your blog. When there is a good amount of traffic to the post, we all "win" again. Google may even pick it up and give the post a high ranking on their list it when someone types in "business women's tips" and other similar search terms!

Please, send in your tip now via email to questions@kbwomen.com. Please use the subject line "My Best Tip." Wednesday the 14th is the submission deadline, but receiving them sooner is preferable. Thank you all! This is just another way we can collaborate for the success of all.

Thank you ladies! ~Krista

Christian Business Women's Association - Opens Today!

March 1st, 2010 marks a very important milestone for the Koinonia Business Women's organization...

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!

Please share the news! We even offer a free membership level to start out with.

Thank you, and we look forward to meeting you.

KBWomen Radio Joins CWA Network

Special Announcement! KBWomen Radio is back...and will be joining forces with the CWA Radio Network on Blog Talk Radio. Learn more about the CWA Network by clicking the picture below! Stay tuned for show times and more details.

http://www.kbwomen.com/

Calling All Business Women Leaders

Hello Friends,
We are re-posting this information, with new details. Enjoy!

2010 holds exciting things for the Koinonia Business Women's organization. You may have heard about a few things already, but I want to let you in on one segment of our plans.

Starting in February, local chapters of Koinonia Business Women (officially called "KBWomen Chapters") will start in several cities around the country. Tammy and I have run an Olympia group meeting for the past 16 months! It's time to offer this same networking and learning opportunity to other women of faith in other areas.

Would you like to be a Chapter Leader and start a KBWomen Chapter in your city?
We are looking for spiritually mature women with business ownership experience to lead chapters. Chapters have a monthly meeting on the 3rd Tuesday of each month for 90 minutes. In these meetings, Christian business women come together for:

• Networking
• Building Relationships
• Getting Leads
• Support
• Prayer
• Encouragement
• Business Skill Discussions
• Idea Sharing
• To get more information about what KBWomen offers

If this sounds interesting to you, and you believe other women in your area would enjoy attending with other like-minded women of faith, please consider becoming a Chapter Leader. Leaders will have special benefits, and free membership in our organization (membership system opens March 1st). Leaders also have a special application process to be sure that this is a "best fit" for everyone.

To view the FAQ pages about leadership, membership benefits and chapter meetings, please visit this link. We look forward to meeting you!

Posted by Krista Dunk
www.KBWomen.com

Are You a Leader?

Hello Friends,

2010 holds exciting things for the Koinonia Business Women's organization. You may have heard about a few things already, but I want to let you in on one segment of our plans.

Starting in February, local chapters of Koinonia Business Women (officially called "KBWomen Chapters") will start in several cities around the country. Tammy and I have run an Olympia group meeting for the past 16 months! It's time to offer this same networking and learning opportunity to other women of faith in other areas.

Would you like to be a Chapter Leader and start a KBWomen Chapter in your city?

We are looking for spiritually mature women with business ownership experience to lead chapters. Chapters have a monthly meeting on the 3rd Tuesday of each month for 90 minutes. In these meetings, Christian business women can come together for:

• Networking
• Building Relationships
• Getting Leads
• Support
• Encouragement
• Business Skill Discussions
• Idea Sharing
• And to get more information about KBWomen

If this sounds interesting to you, and you believe other women in your area would enjoy attending with other like-minded women of faith, please consider becoming a Chapter Leader. Leaders will have special benefits, and free membership in our organization. Leaders also have a special application process to be sure that this is a "best fit" for everyone.

To get full details about leadership, benefits and chapter meetings, please visit this link.

We look forward to meeting you!

Posted by Krista Dunk

www.KBWomen.com

Email Newsletters - Do You Send One?

Hello Christian Business Women,

We have a question for you. Do you have clients, customers or business contacts? If so, do you regularly keep in touch with them to let them know about specials, new services or to build relationships with them?

If not...(or maybe even if you answered 'yes') you might want to consider starting an e-newsletter, sometimes also called an ezine. At Koinonia Business Women, we have our ezine called *BLING* that we send out twice a month. People opt-in to receive it via email at our website, and our list management system does the rest.

This is the company we use to manage our ezine and would recommend to you:

There are so many reasons why having an e-newsletter is a great idea. Here are a couple of thoughts about them:

1. Email is a non-invasive way to contact the people you want to reach.
2. Newsletters accomplish several things, including building familiarity and trust.
3. Once you have a template set up, changing content becomes quick and easy.
4. Be respectful - Don't sign people up without their permission. That's called spamming!!

iContact even offers a free trial to test it out! That's how we started. Learn more here: http://www.icontact.com/a.pl/508058

Just another way for you to be business, marketing and tech savvy!

Brought to you by www.KBWomen.com

Conference Sponsors & Exhibitors!

Yes...October 9th is next week, which means KBWomen's Strength 2 Strength Conference is almost here! Conference Sponsors Include:

















Exhibitors Include:
Your Greater Purpose Coaching
The BLING Shop & Purs-onality Purses
KIROS
Silpada Jewelry
Gimme Grace Christian Cards
Andelcare

There will be more sponsors and exhibitors added to this list shortly!
Will you join us? www.KBWomen.com/conference.htm


We look forward to meeting you!

Flight of the Bumblebee Life?

We found a fun "flight of the bumblebee" song that we'll be using for one of our "Strength 2 Strength" conference videos.

It is a fun song, and gets me thinking about our 'pace' in life. As Christian business women, we are amazing. We are busy bees! Families, career/businesses, serving at church, planning, friends, problem solving, household chores, etc. However, just remember this - if you and I are too busy for God, then we are too busy. If we are too busy for renewing your minds and spirits, then we are too busy.


If you find yourself at a light-speed pace, an unsustainable frenzy or near burn-out, get your priorities straight. Do you know what your top 5 life priorities are? They may be slightly different for each of us, but might include God/spirituality, family time, education, career, business, creativity, serving, teaching, health & fitness, etc. If you're a busy bee on overload, you may want to consider trimming your schedule and commitments. Trim away things that are outside of your top 5 priority categories.


Just some food for thought, honey!! Blessings to you...



Posted by Krista Dunk

Dondi Scumaci on KBWomen Radio!

Did you catch the show last week? Dondi Scumaci joined us for a conference sneak preview discussion on KBWomen Radio. In fact, you can click the online radio 'player' on this blog page (top of right column) and listen in! Otherwise, visit our KBWomen Radio home page at www.blogtalkradio.com/KBWomen and get the archived show there. Dondi is our keynote speaker for "Strength 2 Strength - A Conference for Christian Business Women" on October 9th, in Bellevue, WA!

Next week, we interview one of our other lovely conference speakers - Audrey Godwin! Join us live at 9:30 am PST next Thursday, September 24th, via phone at (347) 202-0747 or online at the blog talk radio link shown above.

If you are a Christian woman who is a business owner, professional woman, aspiring entrepreneur, ministry team leader, etc., KBWomen radio is especially for you. Additionally, so is our upcoming conference event, and also our free *BLING* ezines. We encourage you to take advantage of these tools for getting wisdom, inspiration and connected with a community of like-minded women of faith.

Blessings!

Posted by Krista Dunk

Conferences for Christian Women?

Are you a Christian woman in the Pacific Northwest looking for conferences to attend? If you are a Christian woman who is also in the business world (or desire to be), we invite you to "Strength 2 Strength - A Conference for Christian Business Women" on October 9th, in Bellevue, WA.

This will be an amazing event, not to be missed! Our speaker line-up is fabulous. Not only will you have the opportunity to network, create community and share with other like-minded ladies, but you'll also enjoy shopping, food, SWAG bags (with pre-registration), building your business skills, encouragement, and inspired faith.

Will you join us? Please do, and bring a friend! Tickets are a steal at just $67. Find out more and register today at: www.KBWomen.com/conference.htm.

Do you SHINE?

Greetings Women of God!

Today, we are winding down after the completion of our first "Living Your Vision(tm)" retreat yesterday...MORE to come on that wonderful adventure later this week! For now, we wanted to share something that you may be interested in knowing about.

Coming up this November, Tammy and I are attending a very interesting business conference in Las Vegas, full of entrepreneurs from around the world. Although this is not a Christian or spiritual event (and Las Vegas isn't our favorite place), the business knowledge and strategies that will be shared here will be nothing short of AMAZING. If you are a small business owner, solo-entrepreneur, internet marketer, coach, consultant, etc., please consider coming with us. It's not cheap, but it is ALWAYS worthwhile to spend money, time and effort to gain the necessary knowledge you need to succeed and to "get wisdom", as the Bible implores. The knowledge here will be strictly business focused, but how many know that is imperative for us as Christian business women!! Mentors and people who have already "been there, done that" help us get from here to there in less time, avoiding more pitfalls, give us ideas, and provide encouragement and a clear path.

When you have a spare few minutes, click the graphic below, then watch the video that comes up on that page.

We encourage each of you to use savvy, sound business practices combined with the power and principles in God's Word. Keep in mind while watching, that this is a secular event, advertising in a money-focused way. While money is nice to have, it's not the main reason why we do what we do. However, we want to do what we do in the most effective way possible, influencing, reaching and helping as many people as we possibly can. We're sure you share that same desire.

Want to come? If you feel compelled to gain this kind of knowledge, gain some new business ideas and strategies and meet other successful business owners, join us at "shine!"

Blessings to you,

Krista