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January 25: Resolutions Reimagined: Setting Effective Goals & Using Networking to Succeed

January 19, 2024 By Jeremy Madsen

With Tiffany Thomas

Thursday, January 25, 2024, 7:00–8:00 pm Mountain Time

Come learn how to keep your 2024 new year resolutions by setting effective goals and making deliberate plans that align seamlessly with your creative professional and personal aspirations.  This session is not just about goal-setting; it’s an interactive experience where you’ll have the opportunity to network with fellow LDSPMA members. Connect with like-minded professionals, share insights, and build meaningful relationships that could be pivotal in your journey to success. Whether you’re looking to enhance your career, boost your creative projects, or simply want to get the most out of the year ahead, this webinar is the perfect kickoff to a productive and fulfilling year. Join us to transform your resolutions into actionable, attainable goals.

Bio: Tiffany Thomas is a chocoholic former math teacher and homeschooling mom with Crohn’s Disease who has absolutely no idea how she’s ended up as a published author of novels and children’s books. She and her husband Phillip (who is a mechanical engineer) also work together on their blog, Saving Talents.  She enjoys spending time with their family, geeking out over sci-fi with her husband, and working on their budget.

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