Business in Blue Jeans Academy Looking for Faculty!

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Permalink Reply by Genie Goykhberg on February 5, 2009 at 9:55am

I have a very keen understanding of Human Dynamics. If you are planning to educate your clients on science of how to "Read People" I would be happy to be a resource.

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Permalink Reply by Susan Baroncini-Moe on February 8, 2009 at 8:12am

Genie, I'm looking for a wide variety of people who want to educate my clients, and what you're talking about sounds interesting. Plus, you sound like an ideal Business in Blue Jeans candidate yourself, LOL! :) I'd love to hear more about what you know and what you'd teach, so please send me a message or fill out the application on the Business in Blue Jeans Academy web site!

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Permalink Reply by Genie Goykhberg on February 9, 2009 at 1:22pm

I have my learning schedule full:
I am a Certified Natural Health Professional study toward my ND; My first formal degree was MSME (I was a custom built machinery designer) with minor in Physic. Physic did not answer all of my questions I turned around and went to Metaphysical world: The Wisdom of Tao, Kabbalah etc. Martial art student, Health, Business, Life Coach, Certified Thai Body Work Practitioner (going to Thailand this November to continue my education with Dr. Mantak Chia and to Israel this May to sharp my Kundalini Reiki energy Managment), Certified Advanced Practioner in Sound and Vibration Therapy, Perform Nutritional Analysis, MRT, Iridology, Emotional Balance, Breathing techniques (how to breath illnesses out), Inner smiling, Spinal touch treatment to name few.
I devoted my life to make Americans (I was a refugee 18.5 years ago with 4 suitcases, $400 for 3 of us and with NO ENGLISH) accountable for their own well-being. We are the most advanced country in the World and we don’t have a healthy generation. We spend more $$$$ on the heath care than any other country and we are #38???

I hope you've got my point. Let be physically, mentally and emotionally healthy, the rest of it will fall in the right place in our lives. We use our health to work very hard so that in a few decades we would have to work very hard to stay healthy.

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Permalink Reply by Jon D. Speer on February 7, 2009 at 7:08pm

Sounds interesting. But I haven't had my own business for 4 years.
j

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Permalink Reply by Susan Baroncini-Moe on February 8, 2009 at 8:13am

Hi Jon,
You don't have to be a business owner to apply to be a faculty member. :) So if you know something that might be useful to entrepreneurs just starting out, please feel free to apply.

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Permalink Reply by Rick Wilkerson on February 8, 2009 at 8:48pm

Susan,

I'm interested. I've taught Advertising classes at Franklin University/Columbus OH (online and face to face). I'm a 25+ year vet of the advertising and marketing world and while I have a lot of "old school" experience I'm doing my utmost to stay current. I've also been an entrepreneur for most of the past 15 yrs. Not sure if I'm an exact fit for the courses you list but would like to discuss.

Thanks,

Rick

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Permalink Reply by Susan Baroncini-Moe on February 9, 2009 at 1:29pm

Everyone:
The application to become a faculty member is located at http://www.businessinbluejeansacademy.com/join-faculty.html.

There's a link to a PDF document with all the details about how you'll be paid, what I'm looking for, and how it all works.

Please apply there and I'll get back to you asap.

Warmly,
Susan Baroncini-Moe

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Permalink Reply by Michael Nolan on February 9, 2009 at 9:41pm

I heartily recommend my friend Rick Wilkerson. Any budding entrepreneur would benefit from his wisdom. We worked together in the amazing Indianapolis Eye project and the most important thing I can say about Rick is, “he gets it.”

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