A Personal Note - What Personal Growth Can Do For YOU
😍 We love our business & founding partner company for it's authenticity, openness & willingness to push into uncomfortable territory so we can all grow into better versions of ourselves.
💟 Recently appointed Corporate Branding & Communications person Kirsty Goldsworthy shares with us the heartfelt breakthroughs flowing up to Rach, Shane & Greg from Influence Live 2021 attendees. We feel very privileged & grateful to hear the growth & wins our community are experiencing.
🆙 We share this with you (with Ebony's consent of course) so you can get a feel for what our Personal Development Live Events are capable of awakening. Often Business Associates notice their businesses start popping at a new level from the raise in vibration often experienced - www.DreamBigNewZealand.co.nz... 🌈
From Kirsty Goldsworthy ~ Prosperity Of Life Branding & Corporate Communications:
🎉 Influence Live 2021 is a WRAP! I can't wait to share with you a huge list of thank you notes that have been sent up but this one is at the top of my emails! It's from Ebony in NSW who was an Influence "first timer"...
"Well my first ever Influence Live Virtual Event has come to an end and boy it did not disappoint.
From the get go it was high energy, engaging and fun (the best environment to learn) I had moments where I couldn’t stop laughing and my cheeks were still hurting the next day from smiling.
The content that Shane delivered was next level and the shares and gratitude from the whole community was truly inspiring.
I have had some really amazing personal breakthroughs. Many times the light bulb was switched on and I will be forever grateful for the opportunity to not only understand myself better but also those around me, from my little kids to my husband and just anyone really that I will have the pleasure of connecting with in the future.
I’m excited to keep implementing what I have learned into the future.
Much love, gratitude and thanks."
Thank you Ebony!
We've had a great time facilitating this Virtual Event & can't wait to see your continued progress over the coming months...
Poll: Is it okay to grocery shop in your PJs?
I'm sure you've seen it while doing your weekly shop... In fact, it may have even been you.
What do you think about people heading to the supermarket in their pyjamas?
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14.3% It's fine!
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75.1% It's questionable
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10.6% Other - I'll share below
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Dunedin - State of Emergency
A state of emergency was declared for Dunedin just before midnight Thursday.
Here's what you need to know:
- A MetService red heavy rain warning is in place for north Otago, Dunedin and coastal Clutha through to 9pm Friday.
- On Friday morning, residents of parts of South Dunedin were still being encouraged to evacuate from their homes if they notice rising waters, or feel unsafe.
- A welfare centre had been set up at Forsyth Barr Stadium for those who have nowhere else to go.
- If residents were worried and needed help getting to the stadium they should phone the DCC Call Centre on 03 477 4000.and ask for assistance.
- There was significant surface flooding across the city, including Peninsula Rd and around the Hoopers and Papanui Inlets, and in Green Island, Caversham, and Musselburgh suburbs. There are also reports of flooding in Kaikorai Valley.
- There was some rockfall on Stone St.
- All households along Dunedin’s Peninsula are told to conserve water due to a broken water supply pipe caused by a landslide.
- Residents can still collect sandbags from South Dunedin (Ice Stadium), Mosgiel (Memorial Park/Gym carpark) and Middlemarch (Showgrounds) throughout the day.
- These sections of the highways are closed:
SH87 Kyeburn to Hyde - Flooding
SH88 Forsyth Barr Stadium to Port Chalmers - Slip
SH90 Waikoikoi to Tapanui - Flooding
- These streets are closed:
About 7am Friday, Dunedin City Council was listing 22 roads as closed:
Kaikorai Valley Road - Kaikorai Valley Road closed between Barr Street and Morton Street - North bound lane off motorway off ramp open - Blocked at Burnside underpass. Closed due to flooding.
Portobello Road - No Detour. Closed due to blockages making the road impassable.
Highcliff Road - No detour in place. Closed due to blockages making the road impassable.
Marlow St - Full length. Closed due to flooding.
Ravelston St - Between Rona St and Cavell St. Closed due to flooding.
Cranley St - Between Cavell St and Marlow St. Closed due to flooding.
Bay View Road - Between Forbury Rd and Prince Albert Rd. Closed due to flooding.
Elwyn Cres -Closed due to flooding.
Dovecote Ave -Closed due to flooding.
Nelson Street -Closed due to flooding.
Loyalty Street -Closed due to flooding.
Tanner St - Inter Rock Side Rd - Closed due to blockages making the road impassable.
Hargest Cerscent - Richardson to Corunna St - Closed due to flooding.
Flagstaff/Whare Flat Road - From Three Mile Hill to Silverstream Valley Road -Closed due to flooding.
Hatchery Road - Closed due to blockages making the road impassable.
Josephine St - Closed due to flooding.
Southdale Road - Closed due to flooding.
Edwin St between Alfred St & Hillside Rd - Closed due to flooding.
Surrey St Closed between Ruskin Tce & Hillside Rd - Closed due to flooding.
Gladstone Road South - Closed between Riverside Road and Gladfield Road due to flooding - Closed due to flooding.
Old Brighton Road - closed between 100 Old Brighton Road and Jeffcoates Road - Closed due to flooding.
Nisbet Street - Closed due to blockages making the road impassable.
Learn more on Stuff or on the DCC website and DCC social media channels.
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