November 1, 2008  East Lansing, Michigan
and Toronto, Canada

Randy Dean today announced an updated affiliation with Managing My Life, the wellness program developed by George Beshara and several other leading experts in areas like managing change, managing stress, health & wellness, managing money, planning for retirement, managing your career, and many other areas. Randy has been involved with the project since first being introduced to George Beshara's ambitious series of life management programs several years ago. This year, George Beshara, Steven Shagrin, and others made several upgrades to the program, including making the self-study program components accessible in a very user-friendly, computerized version. Randy now sees these programs as an excellent complement to any corporate or organizational wellness/employee benefits program, and also sees them as a great potential member retention and/or possible fundraising tool.

To learn more about the Managing My Life series of programs, visit this website.

To help you better understand the power of these MML programs, George Beshara has graciously offered to make the first component of the 4-part Managing Change program available for download (simply click here -- you will be given an option to save to your computer). This way, you can personally see how well put together these MML self-study programs are. The programs are hosted on the new DNL Reader technology. It is like an e-book reader on steroids! And it is one of the best online learning platforms we here at RDC&T have seen yet. In order to open and use your MML Managing Change free gift, you have to download the Reader software too -- it only takes a couple seconds on a high-speed connection. Click here to download the reader, then click here to download the Managing Change free gift. Of course, Randy continues to do live time, e-mail, and related technology programs for companies, associations, and universities all over the United States and even abroad occasionally. Randy can of course lead this and other programs for your organization. To request information on Randy and his programs, please visit http://www.randalldean.com/SignUp.html, send an e-mail to randy@randalldean.com or just give us a call at 517-896-6611 or 517-336-8906.