The Unfussy Host Check-List: “Who needs your invitation?” Four Steps to Get Started: “The Four-S System to empower even the most hesitant host!” Tips for Home and Family: “Be yourself and be that gift to your guest.” Company Calendar: “Make a copy for each month and begin a lifestyle of intentional hospitality.” Weekly Meal Planner: “Integrating hospitality into my normal weekly meal planning, makes it natural and simple to invite on a regular basis.” Company Cupboard: “Customize your pantry...
Posted by Sue Donaldson on 02/27/2020
Do you know your neighbors? Would you like to invite a new person for Sunday dinner or your kids’ friends for a game night or the retail lady who looks like she needs a friend? But then–you stop in your tracks? There are TOO MANY REASONS NOT to invite, you think. I know how that feels! I can think of 17 reasons, but I decided to get over them, get over myself, and invite, for heaven’s sake! If you know it’s time to begin doing simple hospitality, here is what you need. The “7 Days to Hospitality” eCourse – completely doable! Normally 10.00 but...
Posted by Sue Donaldson on 02/27/2020
Welcome to NO-FEAR Hospitality: Learning to Do Hospitality with Joy, Confidence & Ease ! Sue’s easy teaching style and clear presentation are designed for both individual and group settings (see **special offer for groups.) The course includes 8 Units of video and audio training, plus downloadable outlines and accountability assignments that will lead you step-by-step into a more confident and joyful hospitality lifestyle. Topics include: Remember the Why: Hospitality Takes Work and Effort and Maybe some Courage , Why We Don’t Do Hospitality –Getting...
Posted by Sue Donaldson on 02/27/2020
As women of welcome, we all know how doing hospitality can take a lot of time, effort, money – even courage! Have you ever wished for something that would help you get your hospitality gear-in-motion so that it becomes a joy rather than a painful experience? Believe me, I know just how you feel! I’ve felt totally inadequate for inviting people to my home. I wasn’t raised in a wealthy family but we did live in a wealthy neighborhood so it was easy to compare myself with others who had more money, more flair and seemingly, more confidence. We didn’t do cocktail parties...
Posted by Sue Donaldson on 02/27/2020
