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Schellie Percudani
Customer Success Manager at Presti and Naegele
Schellie Percudani is a dedicated professional with a background in Customer Success Management, Client Relations, Health and Wellness Coaching, Project Management, and Sales.
Currently serving as a Customer Success Manager at Presti and Naegele, Schellie prioritizes helping customers optimize their experience with the company's products and services.
With extensive experience in various roles including Vice President, Client Relations at Contango IT, Health and Wellness Coach at Well By Schell, Project Manager at SciMed Media/Apogy, and Center and Area Sales Manager at Regus, Schellie brings a diverse skill set to her current position.
Focused on understanding customer needs, providing tailored solutions, and streamlining processes, Schellie aims to ensure a smooth onboarding experience and ongoing support for clients.
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DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU!!!!!
While you might not fall into this category (Gen X: 1965 to 1980 (44 to 59)), don’t think that it won’t happen to you.
For those new hires, I heard all the excuses. “I need to pay down my student loans”, “I am saving for a house”, “Need to party it up in Cozumel with Jose, Johnny & Jack”, the best one “I will save when I make more money”, no you won’t, you will just spend more money.
Remember one thing, you have no one to blame but yourself. Make your retirement your number one priority because before you know it, you will get old. One day you will be getting out of bed to go work and as you roll out, your back goes out. Then it will hit you that you are on the wrong side of 40 or 50.
20’s: You are invincible and will conquer the world 30’s: Won’t have a clue what day it is because you spent the last decade changing diapers, going to well visits, going to ever grades graduation (because everyone gets a trophy), etc. 40’s: You get a little reprieve until the first college tuition bill comes in then you are looking for Jack to drown your misery 50’s: Thought you were on easy street, but like an American Car from the 70’s, everything starts breaking down and you spend more time at the mechanics (doctors) then you do at work 60’s: You finally wake up to the reality that for the past 40’s years you did nothing to plan for retirement. So, what happens, you end up working for Brian & Sal for another 20 years. Don’t worry about me, I’ll be pushing up daisies. 70’s: Still working for Brian & Sal 80’s: If you're lucky, your grand kids will push you around in the wheelchair at Disney 90’s: Pull up a plot, I’ll keep the Corona’s cold, and we can look down and make fun of the people that are not saving for retirement
I told my son once that “Regret” is the one thing you don’t want to have when you get old. Regret for not talking to girl in your class. Regret for not taking that trip with college friends. Regret for not doing the little things now to make your golden years a lot easier.
Like I always say, if you don’t know, ASK!!! We have a great team and were here to help.
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