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  • Carmel, IN
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Kaylyn Anderson commented on Cathy Patton's group 'Coaches and Consultants'
I wonder if you all developed your business plan. If not, have you started? Half-completed? Or, do you think that your business will go in the direction it needs? The first and foremost valuable asset for your business success is having a defined,...
August 23
Kaylyn Anderson commented on Kaylyn Anderson's blog post 'Grandmas Are Forever (A series from my speeches)'
Hi Kendal, Your grandmother and mother sound like a real pair hunting. Thanks for the story and great humor.
August 18
Kendal R. Miller commented on Kaylyn Anderson's blog post 'Grandmas Are Forever (A series from my speeches)'
Isn’t it funny what we remember about our grandmothers? My maternal grandmother was an awesome storyteller and writer, along with having an excellent sense of humor. She was a first-rate seamstress and an outdoorswoman to boot. Along with mom, th...
August 18
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Shortly after my parents married (1940s), my grandmother made a green tomato pie for my mom. My mom told us through the years that she cut a slice, ate a bite, and threw the pie away. "It was awful." Kindly, she thanked my grandmother and said, "T...
August 17
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Shortly after my parents married (1940s), my grandmother made a green tomato pie for my mom. My mom told us through the years that she cut a slice, ate a bite, and threw the pie away. "It was awful." Kindly, she thanked my grandmother and said, "T...
August 16
Kaylyn Anderson added a blog post
When my husband's 14-year-old niece was just 4 or 5, she didn't display very good manners at the dinner table. The older siblings, wanting to get her to use better etiquette, gave her an ultimatum. "If you don't eat properly, we're going to send y...
August 15
Kaylyn Anderson commented on Cathy Patton's group 'Coaches and Consultants'
Hi Cathy, what a wonderful idea. Writing and Public-speaking coach
August 14
Kaylyn Anderson joined Cathy Patton's group
Coaches and Consultants
This group is for professional coaches and consultants. Everyone is welcome to join! I think we will meet some exceptionally talented, intelligent, and professional people in this group.
August 14

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How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
Friend
What is your greatest strength?
Public-speaking: Motivational, Family & Relationships, Leadership & Communication.
Writing: Provide workshops & seminars on Grammar, sentence structure, essays and research papers
Commitment, improving, encouraging.
What are you working on?
I'm developing workshops and am working on advertising.
How big is your business?
Self-employed
What is your Job Title
Executive
What is your Company Website?
http://www.WriterSeries.com
What is your alma mater?
Other / out of state
Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
I want to build solid business relationships, engage with others in developing business leads, networking, and developing discussion blogs for education.

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Kaylyn Anderson

Grandmas Are Forever (A series from my speeches)

Shortly after my parents married (1940s), my grandmother made a green tomato pie for my mom. My mom told us through the years that she cut a slice, ate a bite, and threw the pie away. "It was awful." Kindly, she thanked my grandmother and said, "Thank you for the pie; it was delicious." Of course it was a little white lie, but my mother did eat a bite. My grandmother was so pleased, "Oh, I'm so glad," my mother iterated multiple times when we asked her to repeat the story; "You're the only one w… Continue

Posted on August 16, 2009 at 3:30pm — 2 Comments

Kaylyn Anderson

More of Children

When my husband's 14-year-old niece was just 4 or 5, she didn't display very good manners at the dinner table. The older siblings, wanting to get her to use better etiquette, gave her an ultimatum. "If you don't eat properly, we're going to send you to Aunt Kay to teach you some manners."

"I don't need no manners!"

Posted on August 15, 2009 at 6:00am —

Kaylyn Anderson

Children

A few months ago, I went grocery shopping for a few items. I met a young mother with her 3-year-old daughter. The daughter, riding in a car-basket, appreciated the ingredients I carted, so she struck up a conversation. She told me she was going to be four in a few days, so I remarked, "In case I don't see you on your birthday, I'll wish you happy birthday now." A few minutes later, we said our pleasant good-byes and I walked toward the check-out. Behind me, a young, 3-year-old voice piped out to… Continue

Posted on August 14, 2009 at 6:00am —

Kaylyn Anderson

Children

I am a disciplinarian and am relentless! When my husband and I dated, his nieces and nephews had children of their own while ours were adults, unmarried, living on their own. We often gathered at his mother's for holidays. In 1996, we celebrated Christmas at Mom's. I visited with relatives in the kitchen when one of the nieces approached me. "Kay, the children made a mess in the living room."
Now, why did Nancy tell ME? I don't have any children. In fact, one of Nancy's children was in the livin… Continue

Posted on August 13, 2009 at 6:00am —

Kaylyn Anderson

Children are so cute.

My brother and sister-in-law babysit occasionally for their grandchildren. A few weeks ago, they babysat 2-year-old Mara. Mara stood in front of the mirror grimacing at her face. Mary saw her and asked, "Mara, what are you doing?"
"I have a pimple." Mary replied, "Mara, you don't have a pimple, you have a beautiful complexion. How did you get such lovely skin?" To which Mara answered, "At the tattoo-parlor."

Posted on August 12, 2009 at 1:55am —

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At 2:39am on July 9, 2009, Cissi Sherlock said…
Coffee anyone! LOL!

Goodnight!
At 2:06am on July 9, 2009, Cissi Sherlock said…
What the heck are you doing up at this time of night?
At 7:40pm on July 8, 2009, Cissi Sherlock said…
When will you host another heritage workshop?
At 7:39pm on July 8, 2009, Cissi Sherlock said…
When will you be having another MSword class? How much is it?
At 3:11pm on October 6, 2008, Lisa M. Rettig, PHR said…
Hi Kaylyn,
Thanks for the invite. We should talk sometime. My company information can be found at: www.AccentOnBusiness.net
We work with Business and Professional speakers like you all the time to help you hone your own personal speaking style. If you ever want to talk, please feel free to email me.
Lisa
At 11:08am on August 14, 2008, Steve Thalls said…
Seminars are fun and freightening. The key to filling your room is follow-up. I/we have a 13-step process that we walk people through prior to the seminar. The purpose of the proces is to build relationship and trust in prospects. The better you are at working your process the more people will attend. If you would like to learn more, please let me know.
Steve Thalls
www.actioncoach.com/stevethalls
At 12:08pm on June 11, 2008, Will Hardison said…
Kaylyn,
I'd like to invite you to join the North Indy Networkers group. We have bi-monthly meetings that allow for casual networking. Would love to see you join!
At 9:17pm on June 5, 2008, Kaylyn Anderson said…
Thank you, Hazel: I have been a member of Toastmasters for awhile now and find it most exhilarating and engaging. Also, I am a member of a speaker's bureau, so I'm sure that NSA membership will be in the near future.
At 8:39pm on June 5, 2008, Hazel "The Queen" Walker said…
Kaylyn, you might want to go to toastmasters to hone your skills then go to NSA (National Speakers Association) website and joing the Speakers Academy, that will allow you to attend the local meeting until you qualify to be member of NSA. Let me know if I can help.
At 2:08pm on June 4, 2008, David Fox said…
Kaylyn.
I can help you with your advertising problems. I represent Bankers Advertising and I would like to show you how much more you can get for the dollars you have for advertising.
Check out our new web site and let me know what i can do to help you.
www.bankersadvertising.com
davidfoxindy@hotmail.com

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