Authentic Christian Presence

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Civility | Communication | Character

Mission

Honoring Christ with your life. Achieving the gold standard for an "Eternal Elegance," and Authentic Christian Presence

Description

Corporate Trainer | Conference Speaker

Deborah Choma is an accomplished trainer whose polished, professional style is part of a broader philosophy developed over thirty-years of personal and business experience. Etiquette has been cultivated into a way of life for Deborah with broad experience that distinguishes her presenting style. Her global expertise has clearly defined her path to success in the areas of communication, image, and etiquette.

With an eloquence that engages her audience, Deborah illustrates aspects of displaying one’s personal best through the various elements of Christian Presence Training.

Ms. Choma is a conference speaker for one of the largest women’s conventions in North America and has valuable experience as a keynote speaker in the Chicagoland area. Her teaching style is warm, engaging, and diverse, yet relevant to young and old alike.

Inspire | Influence | Improve

As a family-oriented wife and mother, her family first approach is the heartbeat of Deborah’s message. She actively serves in the community and her church, transferring skills through a self-developed program.

Author | Eloquence

Deborah is a powerful presenter gifted with an ability to transform individuals through a Christian presence program. She has a portfolio of formal training through the various elements of first impressions; 1999 International Hair Expo 1st place model; Entrepreneur, business owner; Author of two books due for publishing; 37,000-reader audience on her blog," Founder and President of "The Women's Wellness Institute."

Considerate Conduct Tips

ü Pay attention

ü Acknowledge others

ü Think the best

ü Listen

ü Be inclusive

ü Speak kindly

ü Do not speak ill

ü Accept and give praise

ü Respect even a subtle “no”

ü Respect others’ opinions

ü Mind your body

ü Be agreeable

ü Keep it down and rediscover silence

ü Respect other people’s time

ü Respect other people’s space

ü Apologize earnestly and thoughtfully

ü Assert yourself

ü Avoid personal questions

ü Care for your guests

ü Be a considerate guest

ü Think twice before asking for favors

ü Refrain from idle complaints

ü Respect the environment and be gentle to animals

ü Do not shift responsibility and blame onto othersable, sensible, transferable, and

Deborah Choma

Friday, July 12

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