Claire Power Murphy’s Biography

“It will be very great when humanity is improving every single year of their lives,” proclaims Claire Power Murphy, director of The Self-Rejuvenation Center, Inc. The healer, teacher and adviser has lived an illustrious life, seeing herself and her family healed despite unfortunate circumstances.

Ms. Murphy has custom-created simple, yet effective recipes that can help people achieve equilibrium. Her approach is based on the tenet that we are formed of this earth, which has 12 basic minerals that are supposed to be in balance. Due to our overuse of soil through farming, this delicate balance has become unhinged. Ms. Murphy offers a “delicious, progressive” alternative for her clients, which can reduce health expenditures (such as doctor visits) while achieving maximum results.

An interest in healthy habits and teaching others prompted Ms. Murphy to become involved in her profession. She is the author of “Preserved to Serve,” a book detailing the adversities she overcame before adopting a healthy, spiritual lifestyle. The story begins with her account of her first 25 years of life, which was plagued with illness. It continues with her encounters with a sickly husband and two sickly children. After losing custody of her daughter to the state, Ms. Murphy challenged the court system for four months before reuniting with her. She went on to help her daughter recover from the symptoms of cerebral palsy.

Through it all, Ms. Murphy forged a healthy lifestyle and became a shining beacon of hope for those in search of holistic healing. What sets Ms. Murphy apart from others is her ability to identify with people’s suffering and struggles because in most cases, she feels she has been there herself. “There’s a compassionate link,” she says, “so they receive the psychological support in addition to the physical.” Clients are also drawn by her resiliency, enthusiasm, strength and courage.

Ms. Murphy received a master’s degree in elementary education in 1966 and a bachelor’s degree in history with minors in elementary education and psychology in 1963. In 2004, she received certification in Hydrotherapy, Home Remedies and Grief Therapy from NAD Health Ministries and in 1974 she received Certification in Administration and Supervision from Richmond College. She is a member of the Gainesville Area Chamber of Commerce, a Chairman’s Circle Member of The Oxford Club, a Lifetime Member of The Sovereign Society, a Lifetime Member of the American Federation of Teachers, and a member of the United Federation of Teachers, AARP and Seed-Savers Exchange.

In five years, Ms. Murphy will be offering counseling services to health organizations and insurance companies, and will serve as a motivational speaker. To find out more information, please visit the Self-Rejuvenation Center, Inc. Website, Claire Power Murphy’s Cambridge Who’s Who Connect Website and her Cambridge Who’s Who Profile; you may also view her recent Cambridge Who’s Who News Release highlighting her career, accomplishments and endeavors.

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By Cambridge Who’s Who Contributing Author Chi Chi Okezie

Online networking is great tool for expanding your network and cultivating relationships with your existing contacts. For online networking to be beneficial for all parties involved, it is important to follow a few etiquette tips while establishing and maintaining business and personal relationships. People are most likely to do business with those whom they like, trust and respect. In order to create a good rapport with others, it is essential to conduct business in a professional manner. Business protocol is very easy and practical to achieve, and its rewards are powerful. This article is filled with helpful tips for establishing sound business relationships, treating your colleagues with respect and demonstrating professionalism while engaging in online networking.

#1: Follow up
An excellent way to build your credibility is to follow up in a timely manner and stay connected. Following up shows that you are focused and business minded in your endeavors. Failure to follow up can create gaps in communication that can hinder the progress on your online networking. It is also good to stay in contact with your business counterparts since you are communicating online and not seeing each other in person. You should not let an extensive amount of time lapse in your communication efforts. Even if you do not have any particular news to share, sending a quick message is always a good idea.

#2: Be Patient
When meeting people and conducting business over the internet, always exercise patience. Allow your business counterparts sufficient time to respond to your requests, comments, suggestions or questions. Being demanding or overbearing can appear aggressive or insensitive when conducting business or establishing relationships.

#3: Get Permission
No matter what you do or suggest, always ask for permission. It is a form of courtesy and consideration, which shows that you respect the other person’s privacy. Asking permission in advance improves your credibility and trust factor especially when conducting business over the internet. Ask for permission to include your counterparts on an email listing or advertisement. If you would like to introduce them to potential customers or clients also ask for their permission before making a formal online introduction of the two parties. Also, make sure that it is OK to refer them to others with their direct contact information.

#4: Say Thank You
Using the phrase “thank you” and showing an appreciation for others’ efforts is very important when conducting meaningful business. There are several creative ways of displaying a gracious attitude over the internet. You can close your message with a “thanks in advance” sentence or email a thank you e-card. Another great way of showing appreciation is by referring your business counterpart or creating awareness about their business to friends and colleagues. And follow up with them in regards to the progress of the professional or social endeavor in which they agreed to offer assistance. This is also a great way to stay connected with your business counterpart.

The above tips and suggestions will increase your professionalism and help you to develop strong and meaningful business relations. Remember that the key to successful online networking is to respect and show appreciation for your business counterparts.

Chi Chi Okezie joined Cambridge Who’s Who in June 2007. Using the resources and networking tools available to her via Cambridge Who’s Who membership, Chi Chi was able to receive additional exposure for her company on www.cambridgewhoswho.com, including a feature in the Cambridge Business (CamBizTM) Directory, Announcements, Who’s Who in the News and Cambridge Events sections. SIMPLEnetworking LLC will also be spotlighted in the Featured Business section of the upcoming Cambridge Who’s Who e-newsletter, “Who’s News.”

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