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Pursuing your dreams – Our next Ladybirds event at Jwow on Tuesday 19^th July, 6.30pm. 

Special guest Raj Segal is internationally known for his physic abilities and readings.  Raj uses his unique background and experience of over forty years to help uncover our destiny.  Raj grew up in India where he studied with Masters to develop a system, which includes many metaphysical sources such as ancient Indian Astrology, Numerology in addition to his physic abilities.  His readings cover all aspects of life and he has clients in many countries including USA, Europe and Asia.

Our evening with Raj will be fascinating over a glass of wine and some Tartine refreshments at Jwow.   Selena will engage us in a personal interview with Raj and afterwards six lucky ladybirds will have the opportunity of having their destiny read by Raj.  I hope you can join us.  Bookings essential.  Ladybirds $16, guests $24 inclusive gst.  Book direct at www.ladybirds.net.au.

And coming soon…..Ladybirds Business Network and Perspectives Coaching have partnered to bring you the Women & Success Survey.  This survey has been designed to help us understand what makes women successful, what relationship women have with success and what factors attribute to their success. It will be available in July for you to complete with a chance to win some fabulous prizes as a gratitude for participating.

The LBB on September 7 is set to be a regular buzz each month. I would love to hear from you if you would like to tell your own story in five minutes.  

Ladybird’s membership is climbing rapidly; your friends and colleagues are welcome to join.  It’s easy, Register direct at http://www.ladybirds.net.au/.  Get on board and network.

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At JWOW Wine Bar

Enjoy the warm hospitality of JWOW with wine and Tartine refreshments.  Ladybirds $16, Guests $24 (inclusive gst).  Book at  www.ladybirds.net.au

July 19 – Tuesday, 6.30 – 8.30pm

Pursuing your dreams with Raj Segal.

August 10 – Wednesday, 6.30 – 8.30pm

Women & Success with Pollyanna Lenkic

September 7 – Wednesday, 7.30 – 9.00am

LLB -ladybirds Breakfast Buzz

Six ladybirds will present five minute presentations with power point on whom and what they do over a delicious JWOW breakfast. Fabulous networking opportunity.
 
November 3 – Thursday (all day event)

Ladybirds in the Birdcage on Oaks Day, Flemington Racecourse.

Peakshape your thinking and you Peakshape your body...

Jules Terrill was our special guest speaker at our June event and shared with us how to Peakshape our body….

One of the ways we shape our body is with our mind. It’s our choices of thinking, made directly or indirectly, that create our body and its state of wellness or illness.  So, next time when you think about your body, think positive and encouraging thoughts to nurture it to vitality! Peakshape your body - transform your life.

To learn more about Peakshape products and events visit www.peakshape.com.au

Wednesday September 7 – 7.30 – 9.00am

Join us for a new buzz in the morning.  Six ladybirds have been invited to share and tell who and what they do with power point presentations set at a sharp five minutes each.  Enjoy the warm hospitality of JWOW with a delicious breakfast, real coffee and a glass of bubbles.  Come early to meet and greet, exchange cards at 7.15am.  These breakfasts will be held regularly and will give our ladybirds the opportunity to showcase and network. ladybirds $42, guests $50 (inclusive gst). Numbers limited. Book direct at www.ladybirds.net.au

The smartest little wine bar in Melbourne is situated in the QV building at 243 Little Lonsdale Street Melbourne.  Just opposite the State Library.  Jwow simply means wine in Chinese and we have found it to be an ideal venue to hold a meeting and enjoy wireless facilities over a fabulous coffee or glass of wine.  Phone Clinton on 96635986 for your next meeting or function and ask for the ladybirds exclusive offers.

At our previous event in June we met the wonderful Pollyanna Lenkic, successful global business woman and executive life coach who recently relocated from London.  Pollyanna gave us just a taste of things to come with the wheel of life.  See chart below and some notes of how you can work on your own wheel of life.  Pollyannna is coming back as our special guest for ladybirds on August 10 to talk on Women & Success.

The Wheel of Life
An exercise to help you gain a fresh perspective on your current life situation.

Directions: The eight sections of the Wheel of Life represent balance. Seeing the centre of the wheel as 0 (unsatisfied) and the outer edge as 10 (very satisfied), rank your level of satisfaction with each area by drawing a straight or curved line to create a new outer edge (see example). The new perimeter represents the wheel of your life. If this were a real wheel, how bumpy would the ride be?

What next?

take some time to ask yourself the following questions:

1. Look at the wheel, what comes up for you?
2. Where do you want to make a difference in your life?
3. What area are you ready to make a change in?
4. Where do you usually get stuck?
5. What motivates you when you are stuck?
6. How are you about doing what you say you will do?
7. What are you committed to?
8. What can you do now to move towards your goal?
9. How important is this to you?
10. What support / resources do you need to help you?

Ladybirds Lucky Heading Out voucher

Heading Out is one of Australia’s leading hair and beauty salons with four salons around Melbourne in GPO City, Fitzroy, Balwyn and Camberwell.

One lucky ladybird will win a voucher for a hair or beauty treatment by attending the function on July 19.

Join Ladybirds Business Network
Membership is currently at no charge.  Register direct at http://www.ladybirds.net.au/ and don’t forget to invite your friends and colleagues.

Membership is welcome to our male colleagues of which we already have many registered.

Ladybird’s membership will ensure special event rates, ladybird badge, regular e news and exclusive offers and opportunities.

From the ladybirds book of anecdotes… the famous nursery rhyme. 

This little ditty has spread around all the English speaking parts of the world in one form or another since its creation, believed to be in the 19^th century.  Its existence demonstrates the strong ‘presence’ of the beloved ladybird in the mind of non-entomological people.  Few other insects have such a positive image in the minds of people.
 
”Ladybird ladybird fly away home, your house is on fire, your children gone.  All but one, and her name is Ann and she crept under the pudding pan.”