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Sandi Boucher has dedicated her life to Canadian/Indigenous reconciliation but the lessons apply to everyone so welcome!!

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As Another Year Begins, ONE GOAL!
Truth be told, I only have one goal this year but it a goal that will drive every decision, every action and every conversation. The goal - to be proud of me. Proud of the work I do. Proud of the words I share. Proud of the value I deliver. Proud of the human I am. It worked last year. I see no reason not to repeat. You with me?
As Another Year Begins, ONE GOAL!
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@Sheena LC Walker ... I can see that working. For me, it is all about being proud of all I am. Today, I am! WIN!
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@Skye Rowan exactly!
And It Begins!!
The first video of 2026 (a podcast episode) has been shot, edited and scheduled. The first email to my list has been written and scheduled. The plans for my first EPIC week of 2026 have been laid out! I AM READY FOR MY BEST YEAR YET!! You with me? Let's do this!!!!!
And It Begins!!
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@Sheena LC Walker Thanks Sheen! Gonna be my best year YET!
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@Skye Rowan you got it!
Toast Masters??
Do we ever get together and practice speaking in this group?
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No. We are all at different stages of our careers. Some do belong to Toastmasters and you could easily organize a zoom meetup and invite people.
How to Memorize a Sales Script (thanks to Alex Hormozi)
I got this in an email and YOU BET I am gonna try it! Too good not to share so here you go! The Method: 1. Print out two copies of your script. 2. Read it out loud. 3. Then, black out one word on the script. 4. Read it again with the blacked-out word. 5. Let your memory fill in the blank. 6. If you make a mistake, look at the clean version, then try again. 7. Keep blacking out more words and reading until you're staring at a completely blacked-out page reciting the script from memory. That's when you breathe it. By the end they should have gone through the entire script as many times as there are words. Why This Works: Your brain memorizes through retrieval, not reading. Every time you fill in a blacked-out word, you force retrieval. The more you retrieve, the stronger the memory. Script Size: Scripts should rarely be more than 500 words - that's about 4 minutes of talking. This is completely doable.
How to Memorize a Sales Script (thanks to Alex Hormozi)
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@Yvette Owens you’re welcome! I can’t wait to try it!
YES!!!!!!
11:33 am on my first day back to work and just booked/invoiced a $3000 event! YES!!! That's the way to do it!!
YES!!!!!!
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@Sheena LC Walker thank you!! Exciting stuff!
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Indigenous/Canadian Relationship Facilitator providing support, encouragement, and information with the goal of uniting a country.

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