Volume 1, Issue 7 - September, 2000

Welcome to IWL's monthly e-newsletter, designed to keep you, our alumnae, informed about current events and important information on the progress of our global community and commitments. To unsubscribe from the mailing list please send a blank email from the email address you received this message to: iwlalumnae-unsubscribe@eGroups.com In this issue:     1. E-mail List Tips     2. Coach's Column - Fact vs. Interpretation     3. Boston, MA Reunion Potlucks     4. Featured Resource - Count me In for Women's Economic Independence     5. A Note from Rayona - Introducing Coach June Anderson!

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1) E-mail List Tips
'Lurkers' are great- but if you'd like to be more active read on!

2) Coaches Column
Fact vs. Interpretation: 'But it's not fair!'

Courtesy of June Anderson, Breakthrough Coaching, Inc.

The first Boston WLC reunion lunch held in August was a success! Generative listening gave participants a chance to verbalize their commitments and renew their 'chocolate coating!'

We are hoping to build a community of alumnae in the Boston area and are holding monthly reunion meetings.

Since evening meetings may allow for greater participation we have designated the second Wednesday evening each month as our time for an informal potluck gathering. Our next meeting is October 11th.

For further reunion info, please check the IWL web site at Reunion Lunches

4) Featured Resource - Count Me In for Women's Economic Independence
Learn about a US-focused organization that makes small business loans and gives training scholarships to women.

Find it at: http://www.count-me-in.org/ or under 'Finance' on our helpful resources page.

5) A Note from Rayona

G'day Mates (I'm still in Australia!),
Before I introduce June Anderson, IWL's newest partner, I want to acknowledge the Boston, MA area alumnae, and especially Manuela Hoehn and Mary Gardner, for initiating reunion potlucks in the Boston area. I applaud your beginning efforts to create a local generative community for yourselves. Great job, everyone!

I am delighted to introduce June Anderson, president of Breakthrough Coaching, Inc. as a resource for IWL alumnae. June and I have been friends for many years and she is a wonderful coach. June has recently begun coaching some of our WLC alumnae that are benefiting from her insight and compassionate rigor!

If you'd like to find out more about June or use her services, please contact her directly at 415.491.4125.

I include her biography here for your information:

June Anderson, President of Breakthrough Coaching, Inc., coaches high performance business teams, individuals, and business owners across the country. One of June's great satisfactions is to wake up each day knowing she will be working with people who are committed to producing extraordinary results in their lives, both personally and professionally.

June has a long history of success in business and sports. In addition to coaching hundreds of entrepreneurs to take their business ideas from concept to reality, she has trained over 30 people to become national coaches. June now works with high performance business teams and is also an accomplished public speaker and corporate trainer.

As an athlete, June draws on her experience and achievements of being a teaching tennis professional, a national over '30s soccer player (and coach of her eight- year-old daughter's soccer team!) and a triathlete, to coach her clients to achieve their own breakthroughs.

June also integrates what she has learned in the on-going business and coaching training courses she attends, to provide her clients with the most effective and current tools and skills needed to deliver on their goals. Looking to make a difference with others, June has a generous heart and a large commitment to people fulfilling their professional dreams without sacrificing their personal well-being.

With warm regards,
Rayona

Rayona Sharpnack
President
Institute for Women's Leadership
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