[Mary Elizabeth Murphy]

Thank you John for taking the time to share this with us. These are great resources for us all.

[Mary Elizabeth Murphy]

Hello Floyd,

Thank you for your update. I am thrilled with your progress and encouragement for us all. I have added a few more folks to the forum today so I hope to see more responses and contributions soon!

Please keep us posted on how you recognize when a button is pushed and what is the next step you take to determine what may have caused it?

[Mary Elizabeth Murphy]

Hello Audra,

Thank you for the check in and the update. Whew, you were busy. Congratulations on keeping the momentum going.
Is there anything you would like us to brainstorm with you?

[Mary Elizabeth Murphy]

Hello Laurie,

Thank you for posting your updates and your request for brainstorming ideas. My challenge with conferences is the overwhelm of information or the feeling of “missing out”. The last conference I attended I found time to network in a very relaxed manner. We took a break from the crowd and had snacks on the front porch of the hotel followed with dinner with a different group. As a result I enjoyed my time with dear friends while meeting new friends and having the space to deepen and build relationship.

Sometimes allowing for unstructured time can be just as beneficial as filling the agenda with learning and trade shows.

[Mary Elizabeth Murphy]

I’ll keep you posted on the scallops and linguine. In the meantime you have given us a new topic on favorite books.
Thank you for the recommendations. New topic coming up.

[Mary Elizabeth Murphy]

Thanks Floyd for the feedback. We forget to put the mask on ourselves first so that we are better able to care for others.

[Mary Elizabeth Murphy]

Thank you Floyd for your post regarding the call. What is one thing that you found to be most encouraging? How will you use that one thing to motivate you toward achieving your goal over the next few weeks?

[Mary Elizabeth Murphy]

Thank you Floyd for sharing your introduction. Reading it I recognized that my curiosity was sparked about your scallops dinner on May 30, 2015 and also about what types of books you like to read. I’m a fan of scallops as well. I have a fabulous scallops and linguine recipe. Yum!

What is your favorite Chocolate and Caramel treat?
What book(s) would you recommend that might be helpful to our work in the RESET Your Buttons Mastermind group or just for fun reading?

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