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Expert shares tips to take control of work day
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How would you like to learn how to seize control of your workday, instead of allowing work stress to beat you down?

John Formica’s seminar, “Secrets to Taking Control of Your Workday. Reduce Stress, Be More Productive and Make Your Day a Little More Magical,” may be just what you’re looking for.

Formica, an “Ex-Disney Guy” known in many circles as “America’s Customer Experience Coach,” will be returning to the Richmond Community College campus in Hamlet when he presents his popular seminar on May 20, from 9 a.m. to noon.

This program is specifically designed to show leaders, staff and professionals secrets on how to take control of their workday, manage stress, be more productive and have more fun.

Taking control of your workday can be overwhelming. Let Formica show you easy secrets and proven success tips that will help you be incredibly successful each and every day.

Attendees will learn:

• Identify time-wasters that are steeling your time.

• Overcome the top excuses of disorganized people.

• Learn four easy proven steps to develop good time management habits.

• Identify ‘Stress Triggers’ that will ruin your day.

• Refueling and recharging your batteries.

• Developing a proper ‘Sense of Humor.’

Formica is a nationally known speaker, business consultant and author of the top selling book, “Making the Customer Experience Magical Now! How to Succeed in Business and Beat Out Your Competition Today.” Formica has become a leading authority on tourism, hospitality and service industries alike. He has inspired audiences with more than 2,500 keynotes and seminars throughout the country and successfully coached hundreds of leaders, small businesses and local communities to achieve the results they want.

Cole Auditorium is located at 1042 West Hamlet Avenue.

There is a $5 fee to register.

To register (seats are limited) contact: Deborah Hardison, Small Business Center, RCC, sbc@richmondcc.edu or 910-410-1687. Online registration is at http://tiny.cc/sbcseminars.

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