Jazzercise posts most successful year ever

It's always exciting to share good news........... World’s Leading Dance Fitness Program Adds 92 Employees

Jazzercise Inc. posted its most successful year ever with system wide sales topping $94 million for the past fiscal year. The increase marks the eighth consecutive year Jazzercise has posted system wide sales growth, including company divisions of Jazzertogs fitness apparel and award-winning JM DigitalWorks video production. Jazzercise has more than 7,500 instructors teaching 32,000 classes weekly in all 50 states and 32 countries worldwide, including 1,300 Jazzercise classes held weekly in the North East area.

Additionally, Jazzercise added 92 new employees to its 228 person corporate staff, a 65% increase over the previous year’s corporate count.

“Jazzercise is committed to offering the highest quality workout program for our customers,” said Missett. “That commitment has prompted the hiring of 92 Quality Coordinators across the U.S. The combination of our strong customer connection with a focus on operational excellence will enable Jazzercise to continue to move forward with confidence in hand and opportunity in mind.”

Founded by President/CEO Judi Sheppard Missett, Jazzercise ranked second on the San Diego Business Journal’s recent list of San Diego County women-owned businesses; 22nd on its list of top private companies in San Diego County; and 78th on its list of fastest growing private companies. Additionally, Jazzercise ranks 42nd overall on Entrepreneur Magazine’s Franchise 500 list for 2009; seventh on the publication’s list of fastest-growing franchises and eighth in both low cost and top home-based franchises.

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Feeling Like Fall

Fall is in the air today! I'm thinking about all the 'fall-ish' stuff I want to do. How about you?

Almost every day lately I've heard people say 'life is short', yet I rarely witness people living as if it is. What works best for me is to write it down! This way I'm less likely to look back and say, gee time passed me by, I wish I had.....

Here are a few of my fall plans for the month of October.............

• Bake an apple pie
• Get some colorful mums for the front porch
• Go to the orchard and get a pumpkin, plus some hot apple cider and one of those apple cinnamon pretzels. Great place to go each year in Easton (can't remember the name right now). Every year we try to guess the weight of the pumpkins to get them for free -- so far no luck! Maybe this is our year.
  
• Enjoy a Thursday night date night with my hubby - taking a wine tasting course at the local community college
• Volunteer at the Soup Kitchen
• Start working on a project which will be a Christmas present (sssh - say no more about this one!)
• Try a new soup recipe
• Get to yoga class at least once a week
  

What's on tap for your fall?