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I know not everyone is excited about organizing. It can seem like lots of work and people often wonder where to get started. But I’ve loved organizing ever since I started helping out around my Dad’s hardware store when I was ten. Even then, I loved the calm, peaceful feeling that comes from your life [...]
Juan Carlos Collins has been in private practice for almost five years. He specializes in Classical Chinese Medicine, Licensed Acupuncturist by the State of California Acupuncture Board, and has a Master of Arts in Chinese Medicine from American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He is also Diplomate in Canonical Chinese Medicine, Classic Chinese Medicine, Institute [...]
Dr. Laura Wilson, will be presenting on Wednesday, February 29, at our weekly networking luncheon. She practices one of the most gentle and effective chiropractic modalities available. As such, people with neck or spinal injuries need not be concerned with the familiar “velocity” moves where you get your bones “cracked.” Members of the National Upper Cervical [...]
David works with his clients to help them determine, pursue, and achieve their financial goals and dreams. This is accomplished by finding out where you want to be, what steps you have taken, and what we can do in the future to make sure you are working most efficiently towards your goals. A wise person [...]
All Coaches are Not the Same The statistics are in; top producers and performers in every field use coaches. The question has moved from “should I work with a coach?” to “what kind of coach should I work with?” This is a great question, and has as much to do with your own work and [...]
Word Camp is a 3 day Geek Fest for WordPress I attended last weekend on the UCSF Mission Bay campus. Most what I came away with would bore you to tears, but I come away with some info and stats that might be of interest to the group. Trending facts: WordPress has increased market share [...]
Well perhaps obsolete is a bit strong. Let’s say it’s in dire need of revision for the 21st Century. First, just a quick refresher on Maslow’s Hierarchy. Level 1 is Body -Physiological Needs; air, warmth, food, sleep. Level 2 is Security – Safety Needs; might include living in a safe area away from threats. Level 3 is [...]
Our speaker today is Juan Carlo Colins. Juan Carlos brings an Integral blend of Nutrition, Systems Thinking, Community Health, and Traditional Chinese Medicine, to addresses issues of balance and well being, the triggers that throw us off our natural balance, and how to regain and maintain that naturally healthy state. Juan Carlos is a Licensed [...]
From Honolulu comes Stephanie Wong, a San Francisco Architect at Geddes Ulunskas Architects [Read More …]
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