Wednesday, 26 June 2013

The Walk to End Nothing : 7 July 2013 #netwalkingTO

WalkAThonYes, I’m being cheeky.

But in a world where fundraising permeates ALL of life, I will confess my distaste for the unpleasant parts of the machine…. July 7, we will gather and… You will not get a T-shirt, you will not sell chocolate almonds, you will not wear a number a ribbon or a pink feather boa, there will be no growing moustaches, there will be no shaving hair, there will be no medals, I will not play 2-unlimited to pump you up, no celebrity will give a heartfelt testimonial – there will be no pledges, there will be no golf, this is an anti-fundraising zone.

 
Our cause….. is you.
 
Fundraisers and entrepreneurs are my target, mostly my network, strangers with purpose are always welcome. Bring a friend? You bet. Come to consider your future, ybadnetwalkingour career, your business. To build skills, to meet mentors or be a mentor, to share ideas, to be curious, and above all – to network.

Now, recently you may have read that sitting is the new smoking, well networking indoors is a leading cause of boredom so let’s bust out of that mold and bust-a-move!

Like a previous event I held, I’ll be breaking out of my comfort zone. This is hawaiianon a Sunday, it will probably be warm, civvies only folks. Hawaiian shirts and character-wear is encouraged, judgements are discouraged. My suits are my armour and true entrepreneurs play without that safety net, this is training for me too!

For details and RSVP click here.

We start, where else, at Starbucks at Bedford and Bloor outside St. George subway station next to a green p parking lot. We’ll do some pretty beautiful urban walking downtown and over to Chinatown/ Kensington where we’ll end with lunch. The group is already over 20 so there will be different options for lunch, cost for the event is only for what you eat.

We meet at 9am, we eat at noon.

Join some fantastic folks for a walking talking mastermind session!
 
Oh, uh, fast walkers and health freaks NOT welcome. We’re going to take it slow – like Grand Analog below, we’re going to enjoy Toronto and each other’s company, character and conversation.

See you July 7,  Paul Nazareth

 

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