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Tim Kelley September 10, 2008
Handlery Hotel
351 Geary St. (Union Square) San Francisco
6:30- 7 pm (Networking) 7- 9:00 pm (Program)

Life Purpose and Purposeful Coaching

Many coaches join the profession in order to find and live their life’s purpose. They feel inspired by what is possible for themselves and others, and that inspiration guides them. Most coaches have learned one or more methods for getting purpose information and many have a purpose statements.

Tim Kelley will share with us some tools for helping you and your clients to find and life your/their life’s purpose.

Following this training you will be able to:

  • Clarify your life’s purpose
  • Help your client’s to identify and life their life’s purpose
  • Add purpose skills to your toolkit
Tim KelleyTim Kelley
Tim Kelley is an acclaimed speaker and author. He is coauthor of the best-selling book, Wake Up....Live the Life You Love: Living on Purpose. He has inspired audiences with his message of hope and empowerment. Tim has helped many leaders find their life’s purpose, and he has trained hundreds of coaches, facilitators and consultants. Before beginning his career as a speaker, author, and consultant, he was a development director at Oracle Corporation, where he worked for eight years. His clients include Hewlett Packard, American Airlines, Deloitte and Touche, Charles Schwab, Bayer, and numerous smaller companies and startups. Tim is certified by Helen Palmer to teach the Enneagram, a certified Dream Coach® and also a trained Voice Dialouge Facilitator.


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Meeting Fees: Free to members of the four Bay Area chapters; $15 for non-members.



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