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The discussion centers on the difficult decision to cancel conference registrations due to financial and personal circumstances. Participants express their shared experiences of prioritizing family obligations and financial constraints, particularly rising gas prices and unexpected expenses. Key dates mentioned include June 15 as the deadline for cancellations to receive a full refund. The consensus emphasizes the importance of making choices that align with personal and family needs, while expressing hope for future attendance.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for individuals facing similar dilemmas regarding conference attendance, particularly those balancing family responsibilities and financial constraints. It is especially relevant for new consultants and professionals in networking-oriented industries.
crystalscookingnow said:I'm wave 1, but I did the same thing as well.Next year, ladies, next year!
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The high price of gas is making flying EXTRA expensive too. If four of my consultants weren't excited about going I would opt to save that money too.jbachen said:I had to make the same decision as well. I thought we would be able to save money by driving, but with the cost of gas just rising and rising, this is no longer the case. Plus, my recruiter had to cancel because of her own personal issues. So, maybe next year. Hopefully for all of us!
pclinskie said:I know things are really tough right now, You have to do what is right for your family!!!
BUT if anyone is on the fence, doesn't want to go because so and so is not going... especially you new consultants, SHOULD go... if anyway possible!!!
It's so worth it.
jbachen, I was wondering if you were still going to drive. Meg Coley is driving.
She is making a vacation out of it. I got a flight out of Phila for $223.
ShanaSmith said:Actually when I looked at airfare a couple of days ago I was surprised at how reasonable they were. I can get there for just under $400, from California. I have paid at least that much in years past... sometimes less, but right around there.