Kampala Seminar; February 3, 2007

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Beyond Dreams & Aspirations

AKAMAI UGANDA presents a practical seminar that will help you identify and achieve your dreams and aspirations for the year 2007.

Date: February 3, 2007
Time: 9 am – 12:00 noon
Venue: Grand Imperial Hotel, Kampala
Fee: U Shs 20, 000 Discount for group payment for 10+
Booking: akamai.uganda@gmail.com or
Tel. 256751516118/712472109

It's that time of the year when you are reflecting on 2006, wondering how much or little you have achieved. You probably made New Year resolutions in 2006 and many were abandoned before the first quarter was done. You are now wondering what 2007 holds and maybe don't want to make any other resolutions, just in case you fail yet again.

The seminar will answer questions like:

# What is the difference between a person who achieves their goals and one who doesn't?

# What practical steps can I take to be successful in 2007 and beyond?

# How can I be motivated to achieve my dreams in the midst of scarce resources, especially time and money?

Facilitator
Mrs. Dorothy Kisaka is an Advocate of the High Court and a renowned Leadership Coach and Counsellor. Dorothy brings a combination of intellectual grasp and practical application of success principles that will make this event all the more meaningful. She has had a tremendous impact on the destiny of people from all walks of life and her presentation will have a positive impact on your life too.

About Akamai Uganda
The reason Akamai Uganda exists is to transform lives through sharing and application of business and personal financial knowledge . Akamai means "clever", "cool" and "intelligent".

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