November
2006 Newsletter
Audrey
Nelson Ph.D, Inc
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Ouch!
That Hurts: When
I am upset I count to ten. When I am very upset, I count to one
hundred. One of the
most challenging communication encounters is dealing with difficult
people. It is hard work on our part and requires exceptional emotional
control. Golden
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Heads
Up!
Look
for Audrey’s article in the October Colorado Human Resource
Association newsletter “Ouch! That Hurts: Dealing
with Difficult People”
Business Altitudes Magazine January 2007 issue of the Denver Metro Chamber will feature an article by Audrey “Your Generation or Mine: Managing the Generation Mix.” It addresses the primary four-generation mixes that compose the workforce: Silent, Baby-boomer, Generation X and Generation Y. Learn their key characteristics, what matters to them and how to work with them.
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| Boulder
Area Rental Housing Association "He Speaks, She Speaks: What Different Things They Say"  Thursday, Dec 14th 11:30 -1:00pm Spice of Life Events Center (Flatirons Country Club) 5706 Arapahoe Rd, Boulder |
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December
Event:
“When Will I Pick Up My Dry Cleaning?” Presenter: Dr. Audrey Nelson This program is an interactive session that deals head on with “real life” case studies from Fortune 50 companies including one of the top 4 public accounting firms to one of the largest telecommunication companies in the world. Straight from the mouths of women are their stories and anecdotes of why they left their organization and what management had to say about it. Hear “real life” solutions to tackling these problems of retention and culture change! December
5, 2006 Space is limited to 35, RSVP is required to attend this event. |
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| I want to thank you again for the absolutely wonderful and informative presentation you gave to the Boulder BPW members. The feedback we have received is all very positive and really made an impact. We are lucky to have a treasure like you in our community and truly appreciate your time. Wendy
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is Kim Ledger, I was at the FCS training in Spokane last week. I
was sharing with my team leader how great you were. I told him several
examples of the seminar. It was then I realized that he was getting
and idea! Kim
Ledger |
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| Congrats Audrey! As usual you are Awesome Audrey. We are so pleased to have you on our LDP faculty and an educational partner within the Farm Credit system. Thanks for always giving your best for this program and to our people. Warm
regards, |
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you so much for presenting your program and coming to BPW. I hope
everything went smoothly on your trip the next day. The women could not stop talking about your program and the superb information your shared. The feedback from the evening was just excellent! We also have some members that have personal situations presently that I hope will read your book, perhaps contract for personal coaching, and address their situations. The timing of your program at BPW was excellent. As a BPW sister, you are welcome any time and we hope you will want to visit again for a monthly program in 2007. My sister and girlfriend received their books this week as birthday gifts - they are ecstatic! I did not buy one for myself and have it signed so would love to take care of this when you have time. I have a little something for you as well, so let me know when you might have some time in your schedule for coffee. I would much rather provide this in person. Audrey, our paths shall continue to cross for this I am certain. All my best, Celia Krebs | |
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| Two
minutes into the presentation I knew this was going to be the best
class I’ve ever taken! Love your teaching style, tone, personal
touch and how incredibly charismatic you are. Fantastic advice, content
and observations. Love it. You were born to do this!
Jodi
Lemons |
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