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These workshops and speaking engagements are all private client engagements. At this time, Jan Dwyer doesn't offer public seminars to the public, but if you are interested in inviting Jan to your team and organization on the day prior or the day after one of these engagements below, please contact info@JanDwyer.com. Jo Simmons is my assistant and she can talk with you about special pricing packages.
September
14th-15th - Portland, OR
20th - Lacy, WA
24th - Seattle, WA
October
3 - Olympia, WA
8-9th - Olympia, WA
12th-13th - Portland, OR
16th - Olympia, WA
22nd-25th - Las Vegas, NV
30th - Seattle, WA
November
1-2 - Olympia, WA
5 - 7th - Columbus, MS
8th - Seattle, WA
12th - Seattle, WA
15th - 17th - Tempe, AZ
26-30th - Long Beach, CA
27th - 29th - Federal Way, WA
December
3 - Federal Way, WA
5-7th - Federal Way, WA
17 - 19th - Longview, WA
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Buy Jan's latest book, Real World Career Development Strategies that Work where she has written a chapter on finding and living your passion. If you are wondering how to know for sure if the life that you are living is the right one for you, based on your passion, be sure to read her chapter. The book is also chock-full of practical career strategies from 11 other experts. Buy by clicking here. | |
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Jan Dwyer, MBA, CSP, founder of Boundless Results, specializes in customer service, communication skills, and leadership.
She helps clients make great leaps in the areas of customer service, communication skills, and career development and her speeches and training sessions help employees achieve breakthroughs in service culture and personal leadership.
Jan has a University of Chicago MBA and hands-on experience in Fortune 500, small business, and non-profit organizations.
Her clients include Boeing, Starbucks, Weyerhaeuser, Getty Images, Medtronic Physio-Control, Seattle's Union Gospel Mission, and Los Angeles County.
She has been an active member of the National Speakers Association (NSA) since 1995 and served as the President of the Northwest chapter of NSA from 2005-2006.
You can reach Jan at: 253-891-1609, at Jan@JanDwyer.com or visit her website at http://www.jandwyer.com.
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 Message from Jan Dwyer
A happy Fall to you! I trust you are leaping forward in your goals! This is a great time for you to celebrate your wins and assess where you are at compared to your dreams, and make corrections as necessary. And perhaps more importantly, carving out time for your family and friends.
This 2nd edition of my ezine I'll be sharing some professional tools that are applicable no matter where you are in your career. I recommend a number of career books. "What Color is your Parachute" by Richard Bolles is an outstanding resource that helps you with practical steps on the mechanics of finding your job and job searching skills. I am a featured author in the book Real World Career Development Strategies that Work where I have written a chapter on passion. This resource is chock-full of other career-related strategies by 11 other career experts that are designed to make your work life personally fulfilling and productive. |
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EXCITING NEWS! On July 10th, I was honored with the highest designation in the speaking industry - the coveted CSP - the Certified Speaking Professional. The Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) designation, established in 1980, is the speaking industry's international measure of professional platform skill. CSP is conferred throughout the International Federation for Professional Speakers only on those who have earned it by meeting strict criteria. The letters CSP following a speaker's name indicate a competent speaking professional with proven experience who understands what is required and knows how to deliver client satisfaction. Fewer than ten percent of the 4,700 speakers who belong to the International Federation for Professional Speakers hold this professional designation.
Here I am with my mom and friends along with Deanna Turner, another CSP honoree, at the NSA convention in San Diego.
Here are some professional tools that will make your work life leap forward:
Join and get involved in a professional association - I can't say enough about the value of getting involved in the professional association aligned with your own profession. Even for those who are seeking their passion and contemplating several different career choices, attending various professional associations will help you get clear on what profession makes sense for you. What do you gain from your involvement?
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Knowledge of trends in your profession. Many professional associations have local chapters where you hear speakers share on topics related to your field, including ways that will help you take advantage of the trends.
- Networking. You will be exposed to people outside your company or even industry. You will learn ways to shorten your learning curve, a myriad of other resources, and connect with those who have the same interests as you.
- Job Searching. Many professional associations have a job searching component - you can learn about career opportunities and job openings from people you can trust.
- Certifications. Many professional associations have designations and certifications that will enhance your professional credibility in the marketplace. My CSP award was awarded by the National Speakers Association and meeting planners look for this designation when they are searching for speakers. Earning a certification also shows to clients that you have met the requirements of your profession that enhances marketability.
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Boundless Boosters for your Business
What do kangaroos and successful people have in common? Both cannot go backwards. Sure we all have our moments, hours, even days when things seem to be going backwards - whether it is a rejection from one of our best customers, a communication misunderstanding that is causing havoc in our work groups, a leadership challenge that keeps us up at night. But the difference is that successful people are able to "break through" and learn from what happens to them. After all, why not get as much out of a "bad situation" as you can? Yes, it is a fact that kangaroos don't go backwards. But you don't have to.
 Here is ONE Boundless Booster for your Business:
Take some time off. Are you carving out time for yourself? I used to think this was important but had trouble making time on a consistent basis. Due to a series of life events, I am now making this time "non-negotiable." One
of the ways I took some time off this summer was to visit the Orange
County Fair and I got up close and personal with a real kangaroo, as you can see in the above photo. Indeed, taking time of is getting tougher for all us. In a recent article in the Wall Street Journal entitled, "Vacation Deflation: Breaks get Shorter" by Anjali Athavaley (Wednesday August 15th, 2007), the writer cites that a full 35% of employed US adults aren't taking all the vacation days they get for the year, this is a 33% increase from last year (Expedia.com's annual Vacation Deprivation survey). This trend has been magnified due to the fact that many organizations are operating with less people. In addition, there has been a growth in the number of dual-income couples that makes it hard to coordinate vacation schedules. What can you do?
- Schedule long weekends. If you can't take a full week-long vacation, take a long weekend but turn off your Blackberry and don't take your laptop.
- Schedule mini retreats. Get away from your daily routine and schedule a 1-3 day retreat with no agenda other than to read, sleep, and spend time alone or those in your family or with close friends.
- Plan a "Sabbath" every week. Set aside one day where you throw away the "schedule" for a day. Plan a day where you don't schedule anything. Sleep in. Call a friend.
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Jan Dwyer
Boundless Results
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