Cochise College hosts Women in Business Conference
Mon, 06/28/2010 - 00:14
Marie Pinto, a bone builder volunteer with the University of Arizona Cooperativie Extension talkes about exercise and nutrition-prevention of osteoporosis at Cochise College Sierra Vista Campus as part of the Women in Business Conference on Friday.
(Beatrice Richardson•Herald/Review)
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SIERRA VISTA — “Our energy, our attitude and the way we interact with people deeply affect others,” Margie Scott said to an audience of women entrepreneurs.
A vibrant speaker, Scott is a life coach who exudes enthusiasm, motivating people to be positive and joyful by finding a healthy balance in their lives. “Take a hard look at what holds you back and what makes you happy,” she advised the group. “Why choose drudgery over bliss?”
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