Honorees for Merci Beaucoup's "Women of Power" include Glinda Harris
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Meet Glinda Harris
Glinda Harris is from Manhattan, New York and now claims Baltimore as her home. She is a professional success coach in internet marketing and network marketing. She began her entrepreneurial adventure at the age of 19, owning several small businesses including event planning and balloon decorating, corporate personal assistant and real estate investing.
After successful careers in the mentioned fields she now coaches people to use the internet to achieve success in internet marketing and network marketing from the comfort of their own home. She understands the rewards of being in business for yourself and that it is worth the challenges that come along with it. She likes to think of challenges as small opportunities. Glinda is passionate about the opportunities that the internet brings. She provides FaceBook marketing, article marketing and video marketing coaching that will help people brand themselves as a leader while gaining exposure on the internet. Her skills can be duplicated and once coached; anyone can take the knowledge learned and pass it on to others. Her favorite saying is ‘Nobody can go back and start a new beginning but anyone can start today and make a new ending. Live your life to the fullest’.
Glinda's favorite restaurants are Capital Grille and Chick-Fil-A. She likes to bring out of town guests to Canton to Dockside for jumbo crabs. She supports the House of Ruth, Ronald McDonald House, Rebuilding Together Baltimore, and the Druid Heights community. She enjoys wine tasting events like Wine in Woods, socializing with local people from meetup.com and group exercising.
Contact Glinda Harris by email at glindaharris6@gmail.com or on the web at www.glindaharris.com.
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