Convert Fear into Joy for Better Results in Business!

No-host luncheon workshop especially for opinion leaders, CEO's and coaches who need practical tools to work with fear energy and convert it into productivity.

This is a networking event and workshop on how to use the Convert to Joy(tm) Triangle Model to help ourselves, our clients and our staff redirect their energy into resourcefulness and solution based action.

As the marketplace changes, people stress and react in fear and trepidation. This is affecting your customers, their buying patterns and your business.

Every peak performance athlete knows that succumbing to fear diminishes performance. So, as leaders in change, how do we respond pro-actively?

Come to our networking lunch and workshop to discover the Convert to Joy(TM) Triangle Model. This is a visual and mental conditioning workout tool that provides users a clear way to notice the source of fear. Once you can see it for what it is, rather than just react, you can stop, take a breath and look for the hidden opportunity.

As entrepreneurs we are early adopters. To be leaders we learn to be nimble and to be an early adapter as well. This model is a fundamental adaptability tool. It works in business and in family situations as well.

Networking starts at 11:30. At noon, Joy Gilfilen will introduce the model and we will interactively discuss how it can be used in business to help staff, clients and colleagues respond to get better results.

In addition, Andrew DeLaney will then show how you can work with fear and the stories behind them using bio-kinesiology. Attendees will:

• Learn to identify the most common source of fear - our story traps.

• Discover how to unplug from the stories to recover our point of power

• See a new way to rewrite the story as an opportunity to re-engage from a new place of joy energy that drives resourcefulness.

We will officially finish by 1:30 pm, with the option to move into an adjacent waterfront lounge for further informal discussion.

Lunch entrees range from $9 to 15 with 18% gratuity. Valet parking is $5 with meal. This is a beautiful location in a downtown Seattle waterfront restaurant at Pier #67. Please bring cash or credit card to split the bill easily.

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  Posted by Celeste Ray, Seattle, Washington | Oct 06, 2008

  Hello All,

  Moving into Joy rocks!!! I look forward to connecting with all of you.

  Blessings, Celeste
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  Posted by Joy Gilfilen, Bellingham, Washington | Oct 06, 2008

  Thank you! I am thrilled at the interest in this event...it will be fun, and the location is gorgeous! So far we have a good diversity of people represented, so it shall be terrific!

  I am new to Biznik, so I do not quite have the hang of this discussion board idea...but it is fun, so thank you Celeste for the RSVP and the intention!
  Joy

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  Posted by Tracy Saunders, seattle, Washington | Oct 07, 2008

  Hi Joy, I am so excited to see you teaching this Dynamic model, of moving yourself from one position to another with just a shift of ones outlook. Powerful stuff, that is very usable in our everyday lives!!!!! ~Tracy Saunders
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  Posted by Joy Gilfilen, Bellingham, Washington | Oct 07, 2008

  Thank Tracy, If you can come to the event I would love to see your response to how I am teaching this seminar now. I have significantly upgraded it in presentation and effectiveness.

  I just did the biznik event in Bellingham, and have done several others since I did the talk at CEO Space Seattle, and I am looking forward to hearing more from you. Welcome to Biznik!

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  Posted by Joy Gilfilen, Bellingham, Washington | Oct 10, 2008

  WoW! How awesome that we have filled up and maxed out our space! Thank you all for being willing to invest several hours of your life with us...we will ensure that your time is honored and that you get high value in return for your desire to learn and grow.

  Looking forward to next week! Joy

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  Posted by Joy Gilfilen, Bellingham, Washington | Oct 10, 2008

  Hi, All,

  When you come to the event, plan to share with us what it is that you desire to get from the lunch meeting. Do you have a burning question? Are you seeking a resolution to some key thing? Are you stuck in some habitual pattern that you want to figure out a way out of? If you want to share it online before the event, great...or just bring it to share in our networking. That way we can do our best to serve you during the time we are together. Looking forward to it, Joy

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  Posted by Patricia Klingler, Bellevue, Washington | Oct 13, 2008

  Joy and Andrew,

  I can't make it to your event this time, but I'll stay alert should you offer it again. I'm all for spreading the joy! Best wishes for an exciting workshop.

  Zingfully, Patricia
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  Posted by Denise Marinacci, Edmonds, Washington | Oct 14, 2008

  I regret to say I have to cancel today.

  I have an oppurtunity to be part of a Microsoft Small Business Webcast with Nell Merlino and I need to be on a land line for it....less chance of calls dropping and static. The call is between 12:45 and 1:30 so I have to be in my office.

  Sorry - I was really looking forward to this too.

  Denise
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  Posted by Joy Gilfilen, Bellingham, Washington | Oct 15, 2008

  I would love to get feedback on how this event matters to you over the coming weeks. Oftentimes the results of this seminar filter into your world as you become more and more aware of how you feel and how you respond.

  I thoroughly enjoyed all of you - and it was a kick doing it. You were a terrific audience.

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  Posted by Celeste Ray, Seattle, Washington | Oct 17, 2008

  Wow, Joy and Andrew what a great workshop. The very next day I was able to help my client with moving from a Fear based stressor to a Joy based solution to her current situation in her company. Joy and Andrew's handouts were excellant in helping me communicate with my client in a way she could understand and immediately apply.
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  Posted by Corbet Curfman, Seattle, Washington | Oct 17, 2008

  Thank you Joy and Andrew. I agree with Celeste it was a great workshop. Understanding the archetypes has opened a new viewpoint for me. I also have some great new tools when learning to deal with Fear. Thank you.

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  Posted by Joy Gilfilen, Bellingham, Washington | Oct 17, 2008

  I am thrilled that you got some real value and have been able to use the knowledge right away. That is the point, and the sooner it is applied in real life the faster you will begin to build faster reaction times in your brain conditioning.

  As you develop skills, let me know the ripple effect.

  Smiles...

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