Don't Let Your Phone Upgrade Before You: This session guides you through a simple, yet effective, 3-step process for improvement in your personal or professional life.
Video 5 Summary of the Three (3) Steps presented in the Don't Let Your Phone Upgrade Before You Do: A Guide to Self-Improvement training. This training is a part of the Upgrade, Surpass, Propel! Personal and professional growth training micro session presented by Paulette Cunningham, Phenomenal Communications, LLC as a part of IFFGD's 2024 Virtual Digestive Health Wellness Event.
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About Paulette Cunningham and Phenomenal Communications, LLC.
PhenomComm brings to the table 20 years of first-hand experience in talent development via its founder, Paulette Cunningham. Her comprehensive background in teaching and learning, instructional design, personal growth, and professional development as an independent contractor has equipped her with a heightened understanding of human behavior - people from all walks of life. This proves invaluable when it comes to informing the company’s design approach, delivery strategy, and facilitation methods.
Paulette is an award-winning former educator of the public school system. There, she was dedicated to impacting the lives of young people for lifelong success. She evolved her passion into a professional venture that focuses on adults in their career fields.
Phenomenal Communications, LLC., Talent Development that works.
Contact us to book a full workshop:
paulette@phenomcomm.com
(803) 875-0525
www.PhenomComm.com
Disclaimer: This program is sponsored by International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD). The views and opinions expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the official position of IFFGD. Information and resources shared during the program should not replace any medical care or dietary advice you receive. Finally, it is important to always consult with your healthcare provider before making decisions about your diet or treatment.