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Amy's Book Club Discussion Guide

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The Sneaky Ways We Self-Sabotage

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The Four Steps to Freedom

There is no way things, or you, SHOULD be. Designed as a companion to Amy Eliza Wong’s book Living on Purpose.

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4-Step Process to Resolve Conflict Quickly

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Increase your Conversational Intelligence, August 5th, 10-4pm at Stanford Continuing Education

Conversational Intelligence workshop taught by Amy Eliza Wong, Life Coach in Sacramento and San Francisco, CA

Increase your Conversational Intelligence!

Dear friends, if you’ve been following me for a while, you know I’m heavily involved in the emerging field of Conversational Intelligence. I’m excited to announce that I will be teaching a workshop on Conversational Intelligence on Saturday, August 5th at Stanford Continuing Education and registration is now open. If you’ve been curious about C-IQ and would like to learn how to improve the quality of your communication and relationships, join me for a full day of learning and experiential exercises and plan to leave with an entirely new understanding of the interaction dynamics underlying our conversations.

Sign up here! Registration is limited to 30 so act soon to reserve your spot.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out at amy@alwaysonpurpose.com.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Amy

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