How To Use Visual Tools To Set Goals and Jumpstart Creativity
| November 18, 2009 | ||
| 1:00 pm |
Join Sheri McConnell, CEO of the National Association of Women Writers as she shares how to use visual tools to set goals and jumpstart your creativity.

Title: How To Use Visual Tools To Set Goals and Jumpstart Creativity
Date: November 18
Time: 11 am Pacific, Noon Mountain, 1 pm Central, 2 pm Eastern
You will learn:
- Sheri’s favorite tools and resources and where to get your own
- How to visually set up your surroundings to support the emergence of your brilliance
- Why information must flow through you to make your “right brain” happy
Bio:
Sheri McConnell is the CEO of Sheri McConnell Companies, Inc. and the president and founder of two national and international associations. She started her first association, the National Association of Women Writers-NAWW in 2001, and founded the 2nd association, the International Association of Web Entrepreneurs in 2006 and cashed out on it 2 years later.
Her latest association, the Global Institute of Associations-GIA was launched in late 2008 and produced multiple six figures within a few short months. Sheri is known as the Leader to Leaders™ and consults with big thinkers and creators from all over the world in multiple industries teaching them how to leverage the association model.
She is also the author of Smart Women Create Membership-Based Businesses, The Smart Women’s Book of Powerful Quotations and Smart Women Know Their “Why” – A How To Memoir on Discovering Your Life Purpose (Pub Date Fall 2009). You can visit Sheri, access her free article archive, and find out more about her and all of her companies at www.sherimcconnell.com
Sheri lives in San Antonio, Texas with her husband, their four children, a “weenie” dog, and two cats.
How To Register for This Event:
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