
That was not on my list of goals to achieve when I headed out to the BNI conference.

I think I will have to have it at the top of the list from now on.
Because I had a TON OF FUN at the conference.
Here's why.
I roomed with my good friend Michelle Dononvan from Pittsburgh. We shared ideas

We shared a common door (that was always open) with two other directors

We also hung out with new director, Andrew Kistner. He's only 22 and our job was to season him a bit! The funniest comment of the conference came from Andrew when he shared how Joani
Laughter. This conference showed me that I want more of it in my life.
How do you get your jollies?
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Laughter is not just good medicine, it is great medicine. It releases endorphins, stress-relieving hormones that make you feel good. There's scientific evidence that laughter can actually heal a variety of diseases.
But, Debby, you forgot to mention the night that we sat around and answered the question, "What's the worse thing that you did as a teenager?"
And ask Andrew why his new nickname is "Trunk Monkey."
What happened in San Diego stays in San Diego.
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