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1. Jacquie McTaggart: Dynamic Speaker, Writer, Teacher, and Friend




Jacquie is all of the above and more! In my book of “Best People” she issimply a wonderful lady. She could also be called a “humorist” which she labeledme when awarding her gold star of the month at…


Yes, she has a tremendous sense of humor, and she is a gifted writer andspeaker. I will let her tell you why this former First Grade Teacher offorty-one years spends so much time speaking and writing. What follows is apartial list of the places and states that she visits to speak, copied from herwebsite:

Jacquie's Itinerary

I'm often asked why I spend so much time speaking and writing, andmy answer is always the same. I want to make a difference. And besides that, Ilove what I do. I get to meet new people (some in person and some online), seenew places, taste new foods, and learn new things. And that, my friends, iswhat I believe retirement should be — making a difference and doing what youenjoy. I plan to ride this merry-go-round for a few more years, and perhaps oneday I'll look out in the audience and see you. I hope so.

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