Uncommon Conversations: Book it: words for the soul
| August 21, 2008 | ||
| 3:00 pm | to | 4:00 pm |
| Eastern Time Zone | ||
Topic: Saddle Up
Thursday, August 21st at 3:00 - 4:00 pm Eastern Daylight Time
Host: Lynn Kindler
Guest: Saundra Pelletier - Executive Coach, Speaker, Author
Book title: Saddle Up Your Own White Horse
Lynn Kindler talks with Saundra Pelletier — come hear about the 5 Principles every woman needs to know!
Join Lynn as she talks with Saundra about the five core aspects of every woman’s life and the shortest route to personal and professional success.
Guest: Saundra Pelletier is an Executive Coach, Keynote Speaker and Author who has contributed as a corporate vice president and global franchise leader at Fortune 500 companies. Quite remarkably, she has raised millions of dollars in capital, reorganized companies from the ground up and advised sales reps to CEOs on strategic thinking, political savvy and delivering results. Saundra’s personal motto: ‘Never confuse motion with action’ tm. And this woman backs up her philosophies with with action!
Host: Lynn Kindler previously interviewed three individual authors for Uncommon Conversations in May, June and July. This is the fourth call in this series especially produced for The Coaching Commons. For background and more information on host Lynn Kindler go to: http://www.sacredpathcoaching.com
Design of the Call: Listeners are invited to call 3 minutes prior to the beginning of the call. The first half of the call will be a conversation between the host and the guest. The second half of the call will be open to listener participation. The recorded call will begin at 3:00 pm and end at 4:00 pm eastern
To attend this Uncommon Conversation and participate live with questions or examples, please go to the ‘Join an Uncommon Conversation’ registration box on the front page.
If you can’t attend live, post your thoughts/questions below and remember to come back to CoachingCommons.org where the recording will be posted for your listening pleasure.
Cost to attend the call: Free, except your own long-distance telephone.
ATTENTION! UPDATE:
Book it: words for the soul is one of a series of programs designed exclusively for The Coaching Commons. This is part of a series entitled 2008-The Year of Uncommon Conversations produced by Katherine Gotshall English. Mark your calendars for the next program on September 18. All programs will begin at 3:00 pm Eastern. Register once during the series and attend all the ‘Book it’ calls.
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Comment by Coach Lynn Kindler on 6 August 2008:
Hey everyone, Lynn here
I am so very grateful for the Coaching Commons and all these fabulous conversations that are happening all over the site with us. Let’s get the energy and ideas flowing!
Very much so looking forward to speaking with fellow Coach extraordinaire, Saundra Pelletier. Wow, she has really walked her talk and accomplished a heckuva lot of really great stuff AND stayed sane (relatively most of the time) AND kept the balance with her family.
Whatever kind of coach you are or wherever you are in your coaching practice/business now, this conversation will prove to be interesting, insightful and fun, but it can’t be any of these without you—so please do sign up and feel free to leave any comments/questions you may have.
Remember, there is ENOUGH for all of us. We can cooperate, we can inspire each other and we can trust that when one of us gets the light shown on them, all of us have the rays coming back out at us.
lk
Comment by Coach Lynn Kindler on 14 August 2008:
Book Report: I’m loving this book. I think I need to officially admit that I’m a “book nerd”!
I love that Saundra Pelletier is a feminist AND loving wife and mother. Yes, all of that can exist happily inside of one brain and heart. Here’s a taste from one paragraph out of the Preface to the book:
“My passion is igniting women to give themselves permission to care about themselves first. We are complex enigmas that we want men to be. We are extraordinary not only because we can make our own dreams come true, but we can make others’ dreams come true as well”.
How ’bout them apples?
By the way, this is not about excluding the male species! I think it is about embracing us all.
Let’s get a juicy dialogue going about this. I would love to hear many voices sharing their experience, strength and hope during this interview!