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legacypc46 said:Glad you and the kids are having fun with it. But really, the thanks is mine for helping drive me over the line for Level 4 (and for the mulitude of motivation your postings gave me throughout the last year!)
Now: just send me some energy telepathically. It's after 9:00 and I still have to pack, 'adjust' my roots , print some stuff, build a couple on-line shows and prep packets for DH to mail for me during Leadershp. We're leaving for the airport at 5:00am to catch a 7:50 flight. Ugh. :cry:
Uh, guess I should get off ChefSucccess, huh?:blushing:
chefmeg said:She was even on the pre-general session q&a on Friday.
DebbieJ said:So was I--didn't you see me?!?!?
pamperedbecky said:I totally saw you!!! You did awesome. Then I was looking for you in your purple sweater (right?...I think that's what you were wearing) the rest of the day so I could meet you. Great job!!!
DebbieJ said:So was I--didn't you see me?!?!?
chefmeg said:DANG, Deb, I missed you on there! What did they ask you and what was your response????? I love those q&a things but they were really hard to hear with all of the noisy folks!
DebbieJ said:I know!!! When I was telling my friends the night before that I'd be up there, I said "you know those interviews that no one listens to? I'll be doing one of those!" LOL
They interviewed me about New Director Academy and how it changed my business.
DebbieJ said:I know!!! When I was telling my friends the night before that I'd be up there, I said "you know those interviews that no one listens to? I'll be doing one of those!" LOL
They interviewed me about New Director Academy and how it changed my business.
Addie4TLC said:They should tape those so we can all hear them later.
legacypc46 said:So true, I don't think anyone listened to mine either! (But the 'goodie' bag was a nice thank-you )
legacypc46 said:The new outdoor serving set (spoon/fork), the new microfiber towel, small bamboo spoons, small bamboo tongs, and something else (brain is tired right now)
chefmeg said:Leggy, I know you were frantic at LS so I thought I would give you some good vibes comin your way! I can't wait until you are in PA...maybe we can see each there instead of all over Cinci! It is only about 4 hours from where you are going to be.
Please do share what you managed to do to recruit 16 folks since April!! What one or two things do you attribute that kind of success to?
BIG HUGS
legacypc46 said:I'm going to start a new thread and answer your question there....seeing "leggy!!!" every time i hit 'new posts' is starting to creep me out a little
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