We're scheduling our seminars and workshops for this fall and winter, and we're looking for companies, organizations and non-profits who have never used our services before - specifically companies with at least a dozen employees who might be interested in "testing" our services for no cost at all!
Let us open your door to more business by getting your potential clients thinking about all the corners of their Personal Safety Net - which include you and your services!
Are you a small business owner or operator - and having trouble connecting to prospective clients in this economy? Personal Safety Nets® will help you!
Coming together to prepare for economic change, that's the goal of "Common Security Club." They reached out to PSN Co-Founder, Judy Pigott to discuss: Who Has Your Back? Personal Safety Nets for Life's Falls.
Earth Day 2009 saw the presentation of the first national Living Now Book Awards to authors who help readers learn more about enriching their lives in wholesome, Earth-friendly ways. Seattle based authors, Dr. John W. Gibson and Judy Pigott won the Silver Medal for Personal Safety Nets: Getting Ready for Life's Inevitable Changes and Challenges.
Cecelia Goodnow, reporter for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, described in compelling terms how the need for a sound Personal Safety Net exists for all of us. In "They'll Catch You When You Fall" she even focused on our current economic crisis. "Given the tenor of the times, it's more important than ever that people cultivate..."
In March of 2009, Seattle public television station, KCTS 9, referenced the work of Personal Safety Nets in relation to a seven-part series titled "Tough Times." In the second part of the series, the show focuses on housing in the Northwest, and Judy answers a question about how homesharing relates to the benefits of having a Personal Safety Net.
Eileen wanted and needed to get out of an abusive relationship. Her good friend offered to weave together a team. She was overwhelmed with the generosity, and it gave her strength to get through the day. When her family called from the Midwest, she could truly say that she had a lot of support.
