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A group for members in the Chicago area who wish to follow the PMBA curriculum. In-person meetings (hopefully) to come soon!
Location: Greater Chicago area
Members: 22
Latest Activity: Mar 12
Discussion Forum
New Consulting Business 2 Replies
Started by William R. Augustus Lynch. Last reply by William R. Augustus Lynch Mar. 30, 2009.
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Comment by Stephen Borgman on March 12, 2010 at 6:40pm -
Hi, all! I'm a therapist in private practice part-time, with a passion for working with children and families affected by ADD/ADHD, Autism, and Aspergers. I also work full-time in the field of psychiatric disability. Love blogging, and plan on writing books and other teaching materials online.
Am wanting to self-educate on areas of creating business systems that work for me, versus me working for my business!
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Comment by Daniel Joshua Rubin on January 20, 2010 at 10:05pm - John - so as not to leave you hanging - I'm into the four-hour workweek, new version and reading 50-Cent/Robert Greene's "The 50th Law" - an exploration of what it takes to live without fear. I have to run out but will try to keep in touch with this board, need a good dose of Chi-town righteousness.
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Comment by Daniel Joshua Rubin on January 20, 2010 at 10:04pm
- Hey Chicagoland, I'm in LA, but thinking seriously of moving back to the Evanston area. Contacts with righteous PMBA souls would be yet another plus. If anyone has any enthusiasm for chi-town, I'm up for it. Move feels 99% likely - love the energy, vibe, art-centric community, attitude and neighborhood feel of the city as a whole.
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Comment by John W. Pollock on October 16, 2009 at 11:31pm -
Hello Chicagoland,
Has anybody read anything interesting? Has anybody been engaged in anything new and exciting? Just wondering if this group is still active?
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