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Do You Have Content Suggestions for Year-End 2018?

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Hello intrepid Business Unplugged readers!

I have some content ideas brewing, but I would love to hear what YOU would like to read about as we wind down 2018.

Some topics I am thinking about include:

  • X Components of a Compelling Landing Page Video that Converts
  • Networking During the Holidays for Business Growth
  • Year-End Planning: What Worked and What Could Be Improved
  • You’re Not That Important: How to Take Time Away from Your Business
  • How to Run a Successful Meeting

What do you have questions about?

How can we help you succeed?

I’d love to hear your thoughts. Hit me up on Twitter: @PointA_PointB

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Catherine Morgan is the founder of Point A to Point B Transitions Inc., a virtual provider of coaching services to individuals who are in business or career transition. She specializes in helping entrepreneurs transition to corporate jobs they love. Catherine is the author of the eBook Re-Launch You: Discovering Your Point B and Embracing Possibility. An experienced independent consultant who was employed by three of the former Big Five consulting firms, Catherine speaks frequently on topics related to career transition, small business, productivity, and mental health. She doesn’t take herself seriously, but takes her subject matter very seriously.