Southern Oregon Monthly Marketing Update - June 2018
It may seem early, but we have already started working on the next edition. If you have any suggested updates or additions, please start sending those our way and we can make edits immediately. For the next 2 weeks, you can also take advantage of the 10% Early Bird Discount If you want to reserve ad space for next year. No payments or artwork needed until 2019, just your ad space reservation only. The ads in the guide are placed by 1) size and 2) date of reservation; so there is an additional benefit to reserve early.
The last year (especially the last few months) has brought quite a bit of change for me and Retirement Connection. I don’t know about you, but I am SOOOOOO ready for summer! I am ready to
plant my garden and watch it grow; ready for a bit more time with my kiddos while enjoying the longer days; ready to take a fresh breath and face a new normal in both work and personal life. Sometimes I find we are all busy hamsters on the wheel and we don't notice we are going in circles. So today- I will NOT eat lunch at my desk, I will instead go for a walk because it is beautiful outside.
Here is my challenge to you: - take at least 15 minutes each day to be mindful - set 1 appointment each week with someone you don’t know - make an introduction each week to help those you do know - learn 1 new thing each month - find 1 thing to be grateful for each day
Let me know if you accept the challenge. I know this is not my usual newsletter greeting, but I thought I would mix it up a bit.
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On The Move
Do you know someone that has recently changed positions? Send us an update to share in the monthly newsletter, helping everyone stay connected and informed about community changes.
Additional Resources
There are so many resources included in Retirement Connection, that often a few may slip past you and may not be noticed. Did you know that the guide also includes:
"If I’m weird around you, it’s because I’m comfortable" - Anonymous
In
the past 2 months, after the death of a friend and team member, I have struggled at times to "act the person that I am expected to be". Am I too stable, too soon? Am I sad, too long? Am I too focused on the wrong things? So now- I am working to just feel what I feel and be present and authentic. Sometimes it may not hit the nerves of others as I intended, but I am just as likely to hit a different nerve by not being true.
