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I just completed a Group Self-Referral presentation. It went very well. Should I email the participants’ filled-out Ideal Life worksheets to them? If so, what email template should I use?

Article ID: 441
Last updated: 20 Nov, 2019
Make a photo copy of the completed Ideal Life Worksheet for yourself and mail them their original with a hand-written note.
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