Do What You Love, Love What You Do!

by 4kimberlyann on March 22, 2010

My Invitation to You:

As a Synergy Coach my passion is in helping you succeed at what you are passionate about, thus my slogan – Do What You Love, Love What You Do! I’m also interested in helping all of us evolve the spectrum of the ways we go about creating, promoting and engaging our businesses.

I believe that by finding our passion, working together and creating a new way of doing business this will help our clients & customers understand the way we are creating a new world together! By engaging this process we can help each other (both business & clients) create a thriving new economy!

So many of the small business owners I’ve been talking to lately are facing challenges in building their business. Either they are dealing with minimal budgets, lack of experience, more work than they know how to handle, roadblocks on getting things done or they just feel very alone in building their business! Beyond just the basics of doing business I believe the best way to thrive is to get inside our own passion and motivation and send that message out with our words, our marketing, our networking, our service and our collective voice!

With that concept in mind I have created several opportunities to understand and practice this collaborative & passionate co-creation (as well as the basics of growing our businesses). Please see below for several of these upcoming opportunities that I think you might be interested in. In addition, I’m always available to talk with you about how individual or group coaching might support your business so please let me know if you’d like to talk about that!

I hope to see you at some or all of the events below!

Angel True

Synergy Coach,
Reiki Master Teacher,
Facilitator, Writer
www.Truology.com

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Progressive Business Network
Collaborative Small Business networking, education, discussion groups, workshops & more!

2nd Tuesday’s 12-1pm
4th Wednesdays 6:30-8:30pm

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ASKING FOR HELP: Intro to Collaboration & Group Coaching

Monday 3/22
6:30-8:30pm

No Cost

Lucky Lab Brewery
915 SE Hawthorne
RSVP’s Appreciated but not required

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Join CAN for the State of the Arts Address at Portland City Hall

by 4kimberlyann on March 9, 2010

On March 17 at 9:30am, the Regional Arts & Culture Council will present the State of the Arts Address to the Portland City Council followed by testimony from CAN, Elaine Calder and Roger Hinshaw as well as a few inspiring performances by Poet Kim Stafford, The Flash Choir and Benson High School Student Kiera Brinkley.

Last year, more than 200 arts supporters packed City Hall for this event to show our massive and unwavering support for the City’s annual investment in the arts. And the impact was felt regionwide.

In 2009 the City of Portland passed its arts and culture budget with a 14.7% increase in public funding for the arts bringing its investment to $4.3 million. Metro area residents and visitors experienced the arts and culture more than 2.6 million times through organizations that were funded by RACC. 916,198 of these arts experiences were offered free of charge and more than 175,000 school-aged children were served.

CAN Wants You! …

It’s time to do it again! RSVP now at rsvp@theartscan.org and we’ll see you at Portland City Hall (1221 SW Fourth Avenue, Portland) on March 17th, 9:30-10:30am to show your support for the arts in the Portland Metro Region. Together we will make it clear that the arts are not a luxury, but a necessity that we want and need the City of Portland to continue to fund.

To join our army of volunteers. It could not be easier. Simply sign up for one of our monthly volunteer trainings (look, here’s one now!). And then, sign up to attend your favorite arts event or festival. You’ll hand out buttons and surveys. Enter people to win free arts tickets. And share the news about CAN.

CAN Volunteer Training
First Thursday at The Armory
April 1st, 4pm
RSVP at volunteer@theartscan.org

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Traversing the Web with a Little Homegrown Help from Ted Emeric

January 14, 2010

Getting your ideas off the ground in the age of electronica can seem a little bit overwhelming, especially if you consider yourself a technophobe. However, it’s a lot easier than you think. My web design skills grow with a little help from my friends, and lucky for you all, one of such friend is now [...]

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Arts Rising Portland Launch & Dinner Potluck

November 14, 2009

Date: Wednesday November 18th  :::  5:00-7PM (Program begins at 5:45PM) Location :::  SEA Change Gallery 625 NW Everett Street 
Gallery #110 
Portland, OR 97209 Hi Friends! Please join some thoughtful and artsy friends next Wednesday for this kickin’ potluck party at SEA Change Gallery to learn about Arts Rising. Care about community-based arts? Like good [...]

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Fourth Annual Tribal Storytelling Festival and Symposium

November 10, 2009

Friday & Saturday :::  November 13-14, 2009 7:30 PM The Tribal Storytellers Symposium  :::  Sunday afternoon, 15 November from 1:30 – 4 PM Tickets :::  Sliding scale, $5 to $20 Location :::  Lewis and Clark College’s Agnes Flanagan Chapel, 0615 SW Palatine Hill Road, Portland, OR 97219 Winter is storytelling time among American Indian people. [...]

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Wisdom of Elders Presents: Discovering Our Story Television Launch!

November 9, 2009

The public is invited to join us as we celebrate the launch of the upcoming new Native American local cable access television project, Discovering Our Story Television Program. This celebration will be: Date :::  Thursday evening 12 November at 7:30 PM Location :::  Studio of Portland Community Media (PCM), 2766 NE Martin Luther King, Jr. [...]

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Playback: Where Your Stories Come to Life on the Spot

November 5, 2009

Playback Theater Portland, Oregon: Public Performance Nov 7th @ 7:30 PM  :::  Belmont Theater Nov 14th @ 5:00 PM ::: Airplay Cafe Purchase tickets here “It’s an indescribable feeling,” said one story teller, “to share an event from your memory, and watch it come to life right before your eyes. I have found it so [...]

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Vagabond Opera presents the Baba Yaga Ball

October 26, 2009

A friendly invitation to some to stop by The Woods for an extra special Halloween party and concert/seance you won’t want to miss. Featuring the bohemianVagabond Opera spooktacular, which will send shrills tingling down your spine. Vagabond Opera presents the Baba Yaga Ball: The second annual Halloween bash and séance honoring the ancestors. If you [...]

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O’Connor’s Sunday Benefit Show

October 23, 2009

Looking for something awesome to do this weekend? Well look no further! This Sunday will be a rockin good time, guaranteed….

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SpeakHealth speaks up for you, oh-wise-and-concerned-citizen

October 19, 2009

At the 2009 NARCCIM conference in May, the SpeakHealth project was introduced to the Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) scene. Comments and frank feedback were used to reconfigure  and to re-launch its website: SpeakHealth.org. Take a look and share your comments and insights: Emerging Research – cutting-edge work that encourages us to rethink our basic [...]

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