Mobile Learning Clubs – Cathy Harris International

WELCOME to MobileLearningClubs.com created by CathyHarrisInternational.com. Read this webpage closely as I break down how you and your family can move forward and create the type of life that you can truly love.

So that you can get a head start in your own community, I have 26 'easy-to-read' non-fiction books (which can be read by 12-year-olds and above) at AngelsPress.com, especially my 6 health books and 2 business books.

Meetup.com offers everything from FREE CLASSES on Word Press to Women's Empowerment Events to Holistic Conferences -- just to name a few.

I will volunteer to come into your home or business or give you a FREE consultation by phone or video and show you how to get started educating your family and your community.

You can easily set up empowerment events (seminars, workshops, consultations/coaching sessions, etc.) right there in your own home or business and GET PAID by using the "Meetup.com Platform."

Personally, I will be offering 40% of all my profits from book sales (just like in bookstores), (I travel with 18 books sold at $10.00 each) to homeowners and business owners when I make presentations in their particular venues. This is definitely a WIN-WIN for everyone!

Many families don't enjoy other people coming into their homes, but many do, so if you live in a clean, spacious home in a safe neighborhood -- contact us today.

Email AskCathy@DearCathy.com or call (512) 909-7365 for a FREE consultation, so you can learn this process and start setting up events in your home or business.

You can even do these types of meetup.com meetings not just in homes, but also in apartments, duplexes, condos, inside or outside in retreats, or out on Nomadic government land (BLM.gov or National Forest Land) when camping.

There is no one there monitoring how many people come into your home, whether it's an apartment, duplex, condo, or a single-family home. You can get up to 30 to 60 people at one time and educate them.

If you can't hold these meetings in your home, then look at other venues in your community such as:

-Bookstores: These are what were used in the past to educate communities.

-Coffee Shops: You can meet your clients at these venues and give personal consulting or coaching sessions and stay as long as you like. They usually have FREE Wi-Fi.

-Restaurants: These restaurants can close down once a week and educate the community if we pay them or give them part of our profits raised during that training session. This is a win-win.

-Hotels: We need to set up this training and use these hotels when we have events. Many hotels have rooms to rent for business events.

-Recreational Centers: They have rooms for rent.

-Buildings with Rooms for Rent: We need to set up business incubators to hold these meetings and training so look for buildings to buy or rent to hold training classes. We need to form 'business districts' by buying up blocks of buildings so let's talk to local investors and contractors in our cities.

-Libraries: Libraries are state-owned, but if they are in your community, we need to utilize them for health and business training so approach these venues.

Most libraries will only allow Non-Profits to hold events there, so if you are a For-Profit business, they might turn you away. However, in my old city, Austin, TX, they were opened to you having events there, but many are usually filled up because these venues are fairly popular in most communities.

I was at a meetup.com at a library one month and I saw the organizer of the event collect almost $300 in donations by having just 25 people in the meetup.com.

You are not supposed to ask for donations at libraries, but no one is actually monitoring you. Why so much money at a library -- people in the group were so grateful to have a reason to come outside of their homes -- other than work, church, grocery store, etc., that they gave generous donations.

Many people are followers so they will not set up these meetup.com meetings on their own, so if you set up meetup.com meetings in your home or community, you will be generously rewarded with donations.

Just remember that libraries are owned by the state (aka "Government"), so we can't count on these venues when trying to educate families.

Let's use our skills and talents to teach our own families! We have to go further than homeschooling our kids. Homeschooling is a good first start, but SELF-EDUCATION will be key.

Most people don't have time to go to a day or night school to learn skills but they need to make time to do this. If you set up this training in your home, business, or some other venue, many will be grateful.

Just some of the ways you can educate yourself for a new field include – 2 Year Community Colleges; 4 Year Colleges and Universities; Technical Schools; Adult Education Classes; Online Internet Courses; Correspondence Courses; Unemployment Offices; Small Business Administration (SBA.gov) offices; Small Business Development Centers (SBDC); Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE.org) – just to name a few.

Don't forget that 80% of college students today don't even work in their majors, yet they are left paying student loans for some field they don't even work in for the next 30 years of their lives.

And if they fail to pay back student loans after 180 days - 1) Their wages can be garnished; 2) Their credit rating will suffer; 3) Their income tax returns may be seized; 4) They may be sued, and 5) They may be denied a professional license.

Now that they have taken music programs, Physical Education (P.E.), and other programs out of most schools today, we can give this training ourselves right in our own homes, businesses, and communities.