Patrick Williams, Ed.D., MCC 17 Lakeside Dr. The Board of Directors of Coaching the Global Village requests the pleasure of your company at A BENEFIT DINNER FOR PATRICK WILLIAMS' NONPROFIT GLOBAL INITIATIVE
Coaching The Global Village Wednesday September 16, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. The Fountains of Loveland, 1480 Cascade Avenue Loveland, CO 80538
Dr. Patrick Williams, former long-time resident and local leader
of Loveland returns to meet with old friends and raise funds for a new nonprofit organization –
Patrick was named the first Global Visionary Fellow
by the Foundation of Coaching for his project to takethe power of life and leadership coaching to the underprivileged of the world, both abroad and here in the
United States.
Please come and support this event with your presence,
your funds and your contacts and to learn howthe organization is working around the world!
Please cut at the line and mail with the enclosed postage-paid envelope$50.00 per person
Yes. I can't wait, enclosed is my check! Number attending
No, I can't come, but attached is my donation for
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Email Pat@CoachingTheGlobalVillage.org or call (386) 597-4592
Thank you!
Coaching the Global Village Inc.
is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt non-profit organization.
My wife and I just returned from a ten-day trip to Costa Rica, spending five days at an eco-lodge in Montezuma (
Countries, national parks, and cities often have places called preserves. Think about that word. Preserve in coaching could mean the act of pre-serving – or creating a designated way to save your energies and human resources so that you are ready to serve when you are called. So preserving is actually preparation for serving in whatever way you are called to in the life you live.
You may be inspired to visit Costa Rica because it is very unlike anyplace else. There are no high-rise hotels, none of the cookie-cutter resorts you see elsewhere. Every eco-lodge and hotel is unique to Costa Rica (with few exceptions) and the country is not being ruined by traditional tourism, yet it's tourism that supports the biodiversity preserves. Costa Rica tourists must see, feel, smell and touch the beauty by being willing to be wet, hot, drive on bumpy roads, and hike trails in the middle of jungles, waterfalls, rainforests, and beachside villages. They must be willing to tour places that are often not easy to get to – yet this is the only way to witness nature's majesty in this unique country