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This exciting three-day workshop, presented by Rebecca Hall Gruyter and Teri Hockett, will run from Thursday, January 9 through Saturday, January 11 and will be held in Concord, California.
Online, December 10, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Rebecca Hall Gruyter of "Your Purpose Driven Practice" and Teri Hockett of "What's For Work?" have created an event for women CEOs who are ready to take their business to the next level. This exciting three-day workshop will run from Thursday, January 9 through Saturday, January 11 and will be held in Concord, California.
Rebecca says, "In this highly experiential program, participants will dig in side by side with up to 14 other women leaders to set up 2014 to be their best year ever."
"The goal of this program is to put the thinking, systems and strategies to help create a level of success an entrepreneur only dreams about," adds Teri.
During this program, participants will learn what drives them and what drives their business in a whole new way. Then, they'll be able to set up their life and business in a way that works for them instead of trying to do what someone else says is the 'right way' to do things.
Each person's life, situation and business are unique, and they shouldn't rely on a cookie cutter solution. It's time to create events and programs that support one's personal vision, brand, and people. To learn more about this program, please go to http://yourpurposedrivenpractice.net/plt/.
Contact Rebecca Hall Gruyter for additional workshop details at 925-787-1572 or Rebecca@YourPurposeDrivenPractice.com.
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"I learned to look at my business in different ways and to stretch my thoughts in new and exciting ways. I would recommend Rebecca to anyone who wants to take their business to the next level."
− Cheryl Duncan, Owner of a Private Practice in Financial Services
"Rebecca has been an incredibly valuable asset to me. Before meeting Rebecca, I didn't know how to make my business a true representation of me. Now I do." − Nicole Graves
"You could say that 'What's For Work?' is a lucky place to be. All the possibilities of finding the work you love (or the work you just 'like' because that's enough for now) are available within 'What's For Work?'." − Cheryl Liquori
