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Cindy Dunston Quirk
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Cindy Dunston Quirk's Discussions
Are you ready to change your financial blueprint?
Started May 14
School Lunch
Replied May 7
Cindy Dunston Quirk's Groups
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Business Owners
624 members
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Rainmakers Techmakers
47 members
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Purple Cows
95 members
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Apple User's Group
264 members
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Writers Group
319 members
Cindy Dunston Quirk's Events
Welcome! Come see what I have been writing lately!
Latest Activity
Beyond the Profile: Maximizing LinkedIN for Business at Brandswag Corporate Training Room
November 18, 2009 from 8am to 9:30am
LinkedIN is the premier site on the Internet for networking with business professionals. There are hundreds of reasons for you to start implementing LinkedIN into your daily business routine. Here are some stats for you:
Average personal income o...
I usually take a poke at myself somewhere in the article. I find self-deprecating humor to go over well.
Good idea Hazel!
AddressTwo Hullabaloo at Loon Lake Lodge
September 16, 2009 from 1pm to 6pm
Beyond cold calls and bulk mail, hunt down new business from among your existing contacts. We're forming a hunting party with sales training, networking, workshops, and more—featuring inspirational speaker CJ McClanahan.
Workshops offered from to...
I have never heard of it. I like to think I keep my ear to the ground and know resources around Indiana but I honestly didn't know WCI existed.
Question back to you....what does the WCI aspire to do for writers?
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 1:17pm on May 6, 2009,
Jake Roesler said… - Great website Cindy. Perhaps I can help you connect with some youth-serving nonprofits statewide. Or locally with the Central Indiana Association of Fundraising Professionals.
- At 11:06pm on November 19, 2008,
Bettina Settles said… - Cindy, thank you for accepting my invite
- At 9:36am on November 10, 2008,
Phil Yeager said… - Cindy, Thanks for adding me to your friends list. I would love to sit down so we can learn more about each others businesses. Let me know what works best for you. Thanks, Phil
- At 8:06pm on November 7, 2008,
Phil Yeager said…
- Hi Cindy,
I read your profile and was interested in learning more about your business. It sounds really unique. I work with a lot of business owners here in Central Indiana and would love to sit down over coffee to learn about each others business. Let me know your thoughts.
Phil Yeager
TAB Facilitator
The Alternative Board
President
Peloton Business Group, inc.
- At 3:56pm on June 16, 2008,
Amy K. Stack said… - Hey Chick -
What have you been up to lately? Call me when you can.
Amy K. Stack
- At 9:38pm on April 2, 2008,
Jason Lee said… - Hey Cindy,
You should check into the Rainmakers Ning site. www.letsmakeitrain.com
We formed a group called the RMMA or Rainmakers Marketing Alliance.
It's designed to help marketing, advertising, and creative people network more strategically.
Check it out.
Best,
Jason
- At 1:40pm on March 5, 2008,
Janet Hambrock said… - Hi Cindy - not sure if you remember me but I started at eTapestry not long before you left. Janet
- At 7:36pm on March 3, 2008,
Kyle Lacy said… - Hey Cindy! Welcome to Smaller Indiana and congratulations on becoming a SMOOSIER! Let us know if you have any questions about the site and enjoy yourself! Make sure you join the Rainmakers Marketing Group when you get the chance!
Profile Information
- How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
- Friend
- What is your greatest strength?
- My greatest strength is my ability to communicate and connect with people on different levels making them feel at ease while we are working together.
- What are you working on?
- I am also working toward writing a book about my journey through life without my father.
Also working on publishing my first issue of Doctor of Dentistry magazine for the state of Indiana. Any of you Smoosiers out there doing business with dentists? Talk to me about the publication. It is oh so awesome!
- How big is your business?
- Self-employed
- What is your Job Title
- Owner
- What is your Company Website?
- http://www.leapnow.net
- What is your alma mater?
- Other / out of state
- Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
- It's a big world out there. Knowing there are organizations like Smaller Indiana is comforting because it assists business owners like me with the task of creating connections locally that can generate domestic and international opportunities.
I am hoping to experience comradery, close long lasting connections and tremendous business opportunities not just for myself, but also for those I encounter along the way!
Cindy Dunston Quirk's Blog
Local Economy Picking Up?
It is probably impolite to say this, but I am really tired of watching the news and hearing all of the gloom and doom about the economy. I am sick to death of nay-sayers getting paid to tell everyone how bad it is 'out there.' This is getting to be a self fulfilling prophesy. And snowballing to the point that it is all anyone and everyone talks about.
This is not the first time the country has hit a rough spot economically nor will it be the last. In the past, business owners didn't rely on the… Continue
This is not the first time the country has hit a rough spot economically nor will it be the last. In the past, business owners didn't rely on the… Continue
Posted on February 19, 2009 at 4:00pm — 2 Comments
Daddy, Navy Man
Veteran’s Day, 2008
He was a part of the Greatest Generation. Born in 1930 to poor parents in northern Alabama at the beginning of the Depression, Daddy did not have an easy life.
The oldest of five children, he always worked - through school, college, married life, the Navy and then married life with children.
Daddy was 21 years old and had already married the love of his life when he enlisted in the Navy. He felt it was his duty to serve and was promptly shipped off to San Diego for basic t… Continue
He was a part of the Greatest Generation. Born in 1930 to poor parents in northern Alabama at the beginning of the Depression, Daddy did not have an easy life.
The oldest of five children, he always worked - through school, college, married life, the Navy and then married life with children.
Daddy was 21 years old and had already married the love of his life when he enlisted in the Navy. He felt it was his duty to serve and was promptly shipped off to San Diego for basic t… Continue
Posted on November 7, 2008 at 9:40pm — 2 Comments
The Blessing of Parents
Like most of us, I considered my parents immortal. They would always be here to go visit; they would be on the other end of the phone when I called to talk. I could ask questions, inquire about weird relatives and ponder if I actually did have any particular childhood vaccination.
My family is pretty close knit and I am extremely close to my parents. For the past twenty-five years I have resided in Indiana and have called Mama and Daddy at least once a day just to see how they were doing and se… Continue
My family is pretty close knit and I am extremely close to my parents. For the past twenty-five years I have resided in Indiana and have called Mama and Daddy at least once a day just to see how they were doing and se… Continue
Posted on November 7, 2008 at 8:07pm — 3 Comments
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