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Scientists tell us the universe is a vast space - more than a billion light years across and continuing to expand.
They say it's more than 13.8 billion years old and contains billions of galaxies.
They also say that about 65 million years ago, plus or minus a few hundred thousand years, a massive asteroid hit earth killing off more than 70% of the life forms and taking millions of years for our planet to recover.
<whew>
They also tell us that all the basic requirements for life generation is found in the cosmic dust that blankets the universe, leading me to think that the probability exists that there are numerous planets in the universe that didn't have the major setback our earth did.
So what's the deal?
I would suspect that other more advanced life forms have been monitoring earth for years and have no plans of visiting until we stop killing one another.
Me thinks we've been quarantined until we get our act together.
So what does this have to do with our Co-Op's mission to grow companies, advance careers and move new ideas forward?
Easy answer - we're making things better one person at the time and have the track record to prove it.
Come have
breakfast with us any Wednesday and we'll see if what we're doing will move you in the direction you want to go to make the world a better place.
Breakfast not possible because of time or location constraints?
Then give me a call or connect on Skype.
"What are you doing to make the world a better place?"
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Services Cooperative Association, founded 1983,
is a not-for-profit business development group
What you learn in 6 months with The Co-Op
will last a lifetime with your business.
Connect ~ Learn ~ Grow ~ Prosper
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Houston CrossRoad$ Business Building Breakfast
The Group For Growth®
Wednesday, October 2nd, 2019
Motivational Speaker:
"The Plan Isn't The Problem"
Jerry Cooper ~ Past Chair
Services Cooperative Association
Featured Speaker:
"Setting Goals and Hitting Them"
C. Dean Kring ~ Director of Research
Services Cooperative Association
7:15 AM to 8:30 AM
Corner Bakery Cafe ~ 9311-H Katy Freeway (I-10W at Echo Lane)
Check-in starts at 7:00 AM
$25 before noon Monday ~ $30 after ~ $35 at the door (space permitting)
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Construction Legislative Update 2019
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Women Who Mean Business Awards
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Virtual:
Mentor,
Advisory Board,
Master Mind Group,
Professional Development Coach
Custom Tailored Development Methodology
Friday Forum
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Tuesday, October 8th ~ 8:30AM ~ Village of the Heights, 1407 Studewood
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"Aligning Your Revenue Platform for High Growth"
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Annual Halloween Costume Contest For Charity
(We're seeking a charity)
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Benefits Combined Arms & Toys for Tots
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Join the Halo House Foundation for the best
FUNdraising party in Houston this year!
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Annual Holiday Jingle Mingle Gift Exchange for Charity
(We're seeking a charity)
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Don't miss this!
Ethics and integrity workshop
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The Empty Bucket
by Jerry Cooper
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Have empty offices?
Click here and learn how we can fill them for you!
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Interested in being a building
owner rather than a tenant?
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advantages of a Resident Owned Co-Op Office Building
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On This Day In History - October 9th
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768
His father
Pepin the Short now dead, 26-year-old
Charlemagne is elevated to King of the Franks. Charlemagne will only expand his power from here, founding the mighty Carolingian Empire, becoming the first Holy Roman emperor, and fusing Western Europe in a way not seen since the ancient Romans.
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1000
Son of
Erik the Red, young
Leif Erikson has exploration in his blood, and according to tradition he and his crew are now the first Europeans to set foot on North American soil, landing at what they will dub 'Vinland.' Scholars later peg the place as
L'Anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland, Canada.
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1919
Some gamblers are the only real winners as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago White Sox in a
baseball World Series marred by painfully bad plays coming from the soon-to-be nicknamed 'Eight Men Out,' Sox players who colluded with bookies to
throw the games so their rivals would win.
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1985
On what would've been
John Lennon's 45th birthday, his widow
Yoko Ono dedicates an area of New York City's Central Park to the memory of her slain husband. '
Strawberry Fields,' named for one of Lennon's songs, opens almost five years after the beloved musician's death shocked the world.
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"Believe in yourself.
When you can believe in yourself, you can trust yourself.
When you can trust yourself, you can trust other people.
When you can trust other people, you open up another whole new resource group."
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Services Cooperative Association
Market Expansion ~ Business Development
Entrepreneurial Education ~ Professional Growth
Since 1983!
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A not-for-profit cooperative association of independent businesses, founded from an economic development research project on the
importance of small business development conducted by the
Houston Chamber of Commerce in the late 1970's.
With our first Co-Op meeting held March 14, 1983, to date we've worked with 65,587
people, generating 44,384 tips, leads, referrals and items of new business, generating revenues exceeding one billion dollars, founded the Entrepreneurial Development Center - Houston's first and Texas' oldest small business incubator and co-working space, First Houston Small Business Seed Capital Fund - literally the first small business seed capital fund in Houston, the Womens Business Center - first business incubator for women business owners in the country with residency space and the Virtual Business Center - the first remote business incubator in the world - all totally without public funding, grants, gifts, donations or contributions.
Our Entrepreneurial Research Division conclusively demonstrated "entrepreneurship" could be taught in a classroom environment, resulting in colleges and universities, globally,
commencing entrepreneurial courses.
Here are some of the organizations we've worked with.
We grow companies, build careers and advance ideas.
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