Be An 11: Yes-No Card
The Be An 11 commitment card — 'I commit myself to being a True 11,' yes or no. The printable card that closes a seminar.
What you’ll learn
- The True 11 commitment, yes or no, in writing
- Optional name and comments fields
- Two cards per sheet, ready to cut
- The classic close to a Be An 11 seminar
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