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Learn how the sky is no longer the limit through Jobs Caledon
March 1, 2018 · 0 Comments
Do you have difficulty getting past self-imposed limitations?
Jobs Caledon at Caledon Community Services in the Royal Courtyards Bolton is hosting a presentation, The Sky is No Longer the Limit! with special guest Svetlana Lazareva. It will be March 8, from 10 a.m. to noon.
This presentation will help job seekers and attendees learn how to overcome self-imposed limitations in order to achieve their goals.
Lazareva is an author, winner of Distinguished Citizen of Caledon 2017 award, and an inspirational speaker, offering strategies to help people learn about finding and marketing themselves, the power of “no,” and choosing an employer. As an immigrant originally arriving from Russia with little money, no English and no friends or family, Lazareva learned what it means to start from nothing and accept no outcome but success.
“I transform every lesson I learn into a resource for others facing similar challenges,” she said. “It has allowed me to help hundreds of people dealing with overwhelming situations.”
After founding the ImmPress Institute, publishing a book, and becoming a Top 75 Canadian Immigrant in 2017, it is apparent that for Lazareva “the sky is no longer the limit.”
Seating is limited; book a seat by contacting Jobs Caledon at 905-584-2300, ext. 200, or by email at jobs@ccs4u.org
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