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Women’s Group Books

Learn how to start – and build – your own strong, positive, supporting Women’s Group
that is guaranteed to last for years to come.
All you need is the vision and the idea…we can help you build the rest.

Starting a great women’s group is challenging enough.

Coming up with fresh, interesting topics for discussion can sometimes be the most challenging part.
Relax…we got you covered!

How do you want to bring people together for the holidays?

Create Your Best Holiday guide was created so that you have the tools to organize, delegate as well as find time to relax during the holidays.

The guide includes:

Stress-Reducing Tips
Resources – Shopping, shipping, food
Budget – How to stay within your budget
Travel Tips – Creating an enjoyable time during the holiday season
Planning Tools – Lists to help you organize it all.

Start early and create a fantastic, enjoyable, less stressful holiday season by using the tips included in this guide.

Pat Brill has spent many years planning family/friend gatherings: Trim the Tree Party, Open House party (over 30 years,) Hanukkah Hush Hush, engagement celebration, and many small gatherings for family and friends. She loves researching different themes and ways to celebrate a special occasion and keeping it simple. The focus is to create an environment where everyone can be themselves and enjoy each other.

If you have any great holiday tip ideas, you can reach her at pat@theinfocrowd.com

This book is written from the point of view of the person who deals frequently with a compulsive talker. It will show you how to recognize and deal with compulsive talking and covers the following situations/people:

–A spouse
–A Family member
–Co-workers
–Social Situations

Compulsive talking creates a number of responses in the listener, including anger, irritation, frustration, or feeling shut out or ignored. In extreme cases, some may feel attacked or invaded. Those dealing with the compulsive talker may react in various ways ranging from annoyance to distress and avoidance. None of these is helpful for a relationship.

Listeners, particularly those in family or partnership situations, where avoiding the compulsive talker is not an option, need to learn techniques to put the chatterer in a ‘box’. A few of these techniques are:

–Understanding what compulsive talking is
–Dealing with it in specific situations
–Creating strong boundaries and self-identity
–Developing anti-stress techniques
–Moving on if necessary

The goal is after reading this book you will be able to create respective relationships that support your well-being.

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Besides celebration planning, she also likes to provide solutions to problems people face daily in their lives. She has created the following guides that help people deal with a specific situation in their life that they need to address.

She has an extensive Human Resources background and knows the issues that managers face each day as they manage their teams.