What's the biggest problem business people face?

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12/31/2005


What's the biggest problem business people face?

Caroline Sutherland, author and health professional, sees more than 5000 people each year. The vast majority of them suffer from fatigue. It's difficult to build a successful life or successful business when you are too tired to think clearly or act quickly. Sutherland reveals how business owners can increase energy through changing their diets to grow a business that lasts.

St. Peters, MO 12-31-2005

People all over the globe are setting New Year's Resolutions. Most will fail before Valentine's Day.

Author Caroline Sutherland, in a recent interview on http://www.WebSororityTalkRadio.com, revealed that of the 5000 people she works with each year, the vast majority are so fatigued that they don't have the energy to meet their resolutions. In her book, The Body Knows Diet, Sutherland provides an antidote to that fatigue.

People who suffer from weight problems and excessive fatigue are often allergic to common food items. These allergies sap energy and prevent people from optimal health.

In the interview, Sutherland also revealed her business secrets from creating a successful business. To become a successful business owner people need to know
-3 common foods to avoid for an increase in energy
-what Albert Switzer can teach us about creating a business that lasts
-4 steps to creating a business that lasts
-why optimal health contributes to increased profits

The public will benefit from learning how to recognize and correct common dietary problems that lead to failed diets, poor energy, and low self esteem, especially during the time of year when we are all making resolutions for the new year.

Lynne Klippel, host of http://www.WebSororityTalkRadio, highlights successful women business owners in her weekly radio show. She specializes in finding women with with on-line businesses who have overcome obstacles and are willing to share their stories to encourage other women and serve as role models.

Contact Lynne Klippel for more insights into this topic. Direct line: (636) 922-2634 Email: lynne@lynneklippel.com Other helpful information regarding the event can be found at: http://www.WebSororityTalkRadio.com.

For More Information Contact:

Lynne Klippel
lynne@lynneklippel.com
http://www.WebSororityTalkRadio.com