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Aligning with Purpose” Barbara Lamb - Clearwater Beach, FL

 FOR OUR GUESTS

Clearwater Beach, FL 10/4/23

“Aligning with Purpose” Barbara Lamb

Join Barbara at our GUEST session Wednesday, 10/4/23, 9:00–10:00 am in breakout room Hunter B on the second floor.

Meet Barbara Lamb, a strategist who can help you rediscover your dreams and find the best path through the chaos of change. Her goal is to unlock your heart and help you find your inner truth. Think of her as a bridge, a shortcut to understanding your heart-led life.

One of Barbara's programs, Aligning with Purpose, examines the power of gratitude and explores simple adjustments that can make all the difference. By taking a personal inventory, redefining priorities, and rearranging habits, you can reclaim your dreams and realign with your purpose.

Don't waste any more time - life is short. Let Barbara help you find your way to a more fulfilling life.


Rock in the River, LLC - https://rockintheriverllc.com barbara@rockintheriverllc.com - (305) 853-9321



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