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DESCRIPTION:Some Questions We'll Consider ...  What distinguishes those people who 
 sustain success from those who are unable to do so? Why do some people get 
 caught up in failure while others are empowered by falling short of lofty 
 goals? Two of the co-authors of a forthcoming book on this subject will be 
 among the Conversation Starters for this inquiry.  Conversation Starters    
   Stewart Emery, co-author of Success Built to Last; considered one of the 
 fathers of the Human Potential Movement; first CEO of est, co-founder of 
 Actualizations; best-selling author of You Don’t Have to Rehearse to be 
 Yourself and The Owner’s Manual For Your Life     Debbe Kennedy, founder, 
 Global Dialogue Center and Leadership Solutions Companies, award-winning 
 consultancy since 1990; distinguished leadership career with IBM 
 Corporation; author of "Action Dialogues: Meaningful Conversations to 
 Accelerate Change" and numerous books, including Breakthrough!     Mark 
 Thompson, co-author of Success Built to Last; experienced senior executive, 
 board member, management coach, entrepreneur and investor for some of the 
 largest and fastest growing companies; Chairman, Executive Powertools and 
 author/producer of more than 20 audiobooks  Registration	7:00 PM  Meeting 
 Begins	7:15 PM  Schedule:	First opening comments by Conversation Starters, 
 then dialogue with participants; estimated conclusion at 9:30 PM  
 Admission	$20 in advance by registering online; $25 in advance (by email, 
 phone or check); $30 at the door.  \n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/03/06/89973.php
SUMMARY:The Presidio Dialogues - Sustaining Succes in Life, Work and Orgainizaions
LOCATION:Saybrook Graduate School and Research Center  747 Front St. (@ Broadway) 
 3rd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94111  
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/03/06/89973.php
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