Many people think there’s plenty to worry about these days. This talk will challenge that notion and give you reasons NOT to worry and practical strategies you can use to “mind your mind.”
“Faith must overcome fear, and strong statements of faith should be used to ease our thoughts of doubt and worry that have assailed us.”
Ann Ronan, Ph.D. is a minister, author, speaker, self employment expert, and vision generator. She delivers smart, simple ways for people to acknowledge what they love to do, and do more of it. Her articles, products, and books have motivated and inspired readers in numerous print and online publications. She regularly leads coaching programs, teleseminars and live retreats, bringing the message to audiences internationally that living a passion-based life will bring prosperity and success.
She was recently selected from a nationwide search to be featured in the book, Discover Your Inner Strength. This book features best-selling authors Stephen R. Covey (Seven Habits of Highly Effective People), Brian Tracy (Million Dollar Habits), and Ken Blanchard (One Minute Manager).
For more information about Dr. Ronan’s work Visit www.authenticlifeinstitute.com.
Ontario, CA (April 19, 2005) – Ann Ronan, Ph.D., Owner of Authentic Life Institute and member of The National Association of Women Business Owners – California (NAWBO-CA), met with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger Monday to discuss business issues that are impacting California.
The delegation was in Sacramento for the NAWBO-CA Legislative Action Summit. The group spent two days in the capital to meet with legislators to discuss issues such as healthcare, workers compensation, preschool for all, unemployment, and the governor’s reform package.
The governor spoke about the importance of government being run like a business and the need for accountability in politics. He also urged the group to continue letting their voice be heard at the state and local level.
The National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) is the only dues-based national organization representing the interests of established women entrepreneurs who own all or part of their businesses. NAWBO-California, a consortium of the nine chapters located throughout the state, represents the interests of more than 1.2 million women in California who own businesses generating more than $400 billion in sales (Source: 2004 Center for Women’s Business Research).
