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What she does Personal coach and business facilitator. What that means, for those of us who don't have one A person who helps you or your organization design life and work around what matters most to you. How long she's been in Maryland Five years. Who she lives with Husband Gerard J.P. Connolly '75, son Joseph, dog Bailey. What clients get out of her personal coaching, according to the Sunday Capital in Annapolis, Md. Regain their passion for life and work, abundant energy and joy. Who could use some of that? Everybody.
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