Pittsburgh Coaches Association
July 2010 www.pittsburghcoaches.org
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SPECIAL MEETING
Networking about Social Networking
Wed. July 14

Facilitated by PCA President, Susan English

In the tradition of our informal July meetings, we will invite our participants to share their experience with social networking formats like Blogging, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and more. All in attendance are invited to bring their laptops for actual hands-on work using the free WiFi available in the beautiful setting of the Highland Country Club.

Objectives and Outcomes

  • Share ideas and expertise between PCA members and guests related to social networking
  • Informal time to share coaching specialties and business building practices
  • Provide practice and mentoring between members and guests
Meeting Format

First Hour
  • Welcome and announcements
  • Introductions: Your business specialties and your experience with social networking
  • Draw a panel from the audience to share their social networking ideas in more depth and how it has helped to build business
Questions to be addressed by panel:
  • How did you get started with social networking?
  • What kind of response have you had to your efforts?
  • What have been the benefits to your business?
  • How can a user of social networking make the best impact?
  • What additional tips can you give on how to best use social networking?
  • What are some cautionary pointers for users to keep in mind?
  • How do you manage social networking on a day-to-day basis?
Second Hour
  • Participants will pair off or work in small groups with panelists.
  • Wrap up: Each participant will list on charts one or more tips they found valuable from the meeting.
Meeting Agenda
Date: July 14, 2010
Location: Highland Country Club, West View
10:00-11:00 Welcome, Continental Breakfast, Introductions, Panelists
11:00-12:00 Small Groups, Wrap up

Cost: $20 for all


COACH SPOTLIGHT
Bill Frase

What are you willing to release to receive more money, have better relationships, and have more time?

Bill Frase is a Law of Attraction Coach whose main focus is helping people release their fears quickly and easily while helping them reconnect to their passions. These are the two main ingredients necessary to create the life a person was born to live. Fear is at the root of any lack of holistic success in life. It is the barrier that too often stops people from being who they really are and doing what they came to this planet to do.

A huge part of Bill's practice involves giving people a tool kit of self-help, energetic clearing practices to release fear-based survival mechanisms so that people can lead generous and abundant lives. He teaches his clients how to release their fears from the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of their beings for maximum results to make the life transformation process as easy and speedy as possible. When people work directly on creating shifts in this way, big changes come very quickly and naturally.

Bill works with people in-person, over-the-phone, and via e-mail. For more information, check out Bill's FREE holistic success resources at www.billfrase.com. He can also be reached at bill@billfrase.com or 412-856-4129.


FEATURE ARTICLE
Internal Networking

by Jane Sarra

One very important source of innovation for us as business owners is learning from others in our businesses, and we do that by sharing with them and possibly teaming to provide quality and quantity to any engagement.

Each of us spends a great deal of time "networking" in the business world trying to find new clients, but when is the last time you "networked internally" with one of your fellow coaches. It's a great opportunity to learn from each other - especially for those of us who are new to the coaching business, as well as those who have laid the foundation for coaching as a business.

Maybe we should start to ask ourselves some powerful questions:

  1. What do I need to change to grow my business?
  2. How have I positioned myself in the market?
  3. What obstacles have kept me from getting what I want?
  4. How can I move forward?
Sometimes it is difficult to change our mindset if we have been doing something a long time. Another way to look at it is that you should think outside the box while working in the box. Don't stop doing all of the wonderful things that have gotten you where you are, but call upon your fellow coaches and be willing to listen, learn and grow.

I haven't done the math, but I would bet that if I looked at each web site for each of our PCA members, we probably total over 1000 years of experience. What a wealth of knowledge and experience! Promise me you will take advantage of this over the next several weeks.

Jane Sarra, Executive Coach and Business Consultant, is the owner of JBS Business Advisors. She can be reached at jane@jbs-businessadvisors.com.


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