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Kiki's blog
MARCH 2010
Coming soon… a spring-cleaned website where you can read all about how the power of coach-mentoring really makes a difference to people’s lives, AND featuring my new SUCCESS-4-ME coach-mentoring packages:
• Career / Professional Effectiveness
• Women at Work
• Get-a-Better-Life Review
• Sports Performance Mind-Coaching
And … I’ll be reporting on the inaugural event of The Women and Enterprise Group that is meeting on Thursday 11 March in the Palace of Westminster.
I have been invited along with other supporters of women’s enterprise, including MPs, representatives from think tanks, and business-owners to lend weight behind this new all-party Parliamentary group. This is great news given that the Women’s Enterprise Task Force has come to an end.
In the meantime, looking back…
Wotta Winter! Whilst it’s been perfectly horrid outside apart from an occasional wonderfully pristine snowscapes, my brain’s been active even if my body has wanted to curl up in a warm dark corner ‘til spring.
A herd of 19 fallow deer have become so bold and desperate in the endless cold weather that they can be seen roaming around our road in the dead of night, chewing the hearts out of our hedges. Watching them disperse at dawn among the parked cars is like watching the deer hunt down Central Avenue in the film “I am Legend” (for those of you in the know!).
- Fly Fishing with Coutts
- Continuing to support women in business
- Leaving school with a distinction and on becoming a mini-author
- On a list somewhere in Whitehall, quaffing orange juice and canapés
- And finally, the tale of the Two Lemons
BLOG ENTRIES 2009:
NOVEMBER 2009
- being featured in Southampton Black History Month photographic exhibition, “Black Gold”
2009
- participating in a government business task force
2009
- relaxing and lovin’ life through an exciting niche equestrian sport
2009
- travelling the country presenting to thousands of small businesses
2009
taking my influencing skills into the NHS nation-wide
2009
- going ‘back to school’ part-time
2008 Blogs - Click here