Monday, June 25, 2007
Calling All Canadian VAs
A good friend and awesome colleague of mine has created a great community for Canadian VAs called The Canadian Virtual Assistant Network (CVAN).
Here is a brief description of CVAN;
The Canadian Virtual Assistant Network(CVAN) is about building community, sharing resources, enjoying life and those around us. Learning, Supporting, Laughing is the CVAN way! Join the hippest, most happening place for Canadian VA's.
If you are a VA located in Canada and wish to receive more information, please check it out!
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Sunday, June 24, 2007
Appreciate vs. Depreciate; Which Will It Be?
I am taking a course called 10 Secrets for Success and Inner Peace lead by Dr.
Some take great offense to seeing a sweaty man running in the halls and others see it as a great idea and share their excitement. He refers to the ones that take offense as depreciators and the ones that see the potential as appreciators.
This got me thinking. How often do we go through our lives depreciating rather than appreciating? Seeing something as odd, rather than seeing the potential? Getting upset about something we have no control over, rather than looking for the good?
I would like to ask you to consider the following scenario. Being honest with yourself, which response are you likely to choose?
You are in line at the grocery store and the person in front of you has a ton of groceries. The grocery store clerk is new on the job and having difficulty using the scanner. There are no other lines to go to and you are in a hurry to get home because you have guests coming over for dinner. How would you respond?
a) You feel yourself getting annoyed and you comment on how long it is taking.
b) You take some deep breathes and tell the clerk that you think they are doing a great job.
Here is the challenge, for the next two weeks pay close attention to how you respond to different situations. Make note as to whether you are depreciating or appreciating. If you find yourself depreciating more than appreciating;
1) Go easy on yourself – depreciating yourself will only continue the depreciation.
2) Acknowledge and congratulate yourself for the awareness. (Appreciating)
3) Try and find one thing about each situation that you can appreciate.
At the end of two weeks please come back and share your experiences. I would love to hear how appreciating vs. depreciating worked for you.
In closing, just some final food for thought…
Depreciating blocks positive potentials and learning opportunities. Appreciating throws the door wide open to new experiences, good feelings, and growth.
Until next time, keep making a difference.
With deep appreciation,
Pam
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Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Whoever Said...
...that dreams don't come true was full of beans and here's proof.
WARNING: Tissues may be required.
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Sunday, June 17, 2007
What's In A Word: The Word Is "Truth"
Back in November I purchased the greatest little cards from a booth at the ICF Conference. Rather than let these gems continue to collect dust on my desk, it is time to put them to good use.
So here's the deal; this category is dedicated to inspiring words and any actions that can be taken to incorporate the chosen word into your day-to-day. My hope is that you have some fun with these words and maybe learn something new about you.
When I hear or see the word truth I think of…
Integrity
Being my authentic self
Speaking from the heart
Hearing between the lines or what is not being said
Reliability
Real
Honest
When we are being truthful with ourselves and others we are less likely to participate in activities or behaviors that do not positively support our forward movement and growth.
What does truth mean to you? What can you commit to doing (starting today) to ensure that truth is a part of your daily life?
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Sunday, June 10, 2007
Will the Real YOU Please Step Forward
In August, 2007 the Will the Real YOU Please Step Forward e-workbook series will be making its way to ebook shelves nearest you. These e-workbooks are designed and dedicated to supporting YOU in creating a life filled with passion, happiness, prosperity, and balance. The series includes the following e-workbooks:
(Special Note: Each e-workbook has been created with busy people in mind. They are concise and "bite-sized" with exercises that are easy to implement into even the busiest of schedules.)
Getting to the Who of Who YOU Are – Have you ever felt stuck? Or maybe experienced the feeling that there was something "more" out there, but you had no clue as to what that more was? Knowing the “who” of who you are is the foundation upon which everything in your life is built either directly or indirectly. This e-workbook supports you in truly getting to know your authentic self and, in turn, helps you find that "more".
Letting Go of the Things That Bind - In order to create the life you desire and deserve you must remove any obstacles, fears, tolerations, or habits that do not serve you. Basically anything that holds you back from being your authentic self. In this e-workbook, together we will walk through exercises to remove anything that is binding you and making it difficult to move forward.
Life On Passion (Discovering Your Passion) – Are you living your most passionate life? No more settling for the status quo or just accepting things as they are. Through the use of this e-workbook we will explore what ignites a fire for you so that the daily feeling of dread is replaced with passion and fun!
Be + Do = Have: Taking Action– You know who you are and you know what you want; having what you want means taking action. In this e-workbook we explore how setting clear intentions and taking do-able actions supports you in gaining the things you want most in your life. Why settle for anything less?
The Invite
If you are interested in being notified when the series hits the ebooks shelves please complete the notification form. As a thank you I will send you (via e-mail) a copy of the series' supplemental e-workbook Intentions+Actions=Results. This e-workbook is dedicated to supporting you in setting clear intentions, taking action, and creating awesome results in the following areas:
- Getting to the core of who you are so your passion and direction can come through loud and clear.
- Breaking habits that do not support you and your success potentials.
- Creating good habits to support creating a healthier more well-balanced life.
- Developing a grateful attitude to help remove fear and bring in more abundance.
- Kicking negative self talk in the backside so that your desires can become a reality.
- Recharging your battery and celebrating YOU!
We now return you to your regularly scheduled programming.
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Sunday, June 03, 2007
Be A Part of An Inaugral Event
I am so excited to be sharing the first Summit for Bigger Small Talk with all of you. This event is bringing together people from all over who are committed to more substantial communication, conversation, and dialogue, which leads to bigger action in their businesses, communities, personal lives, and families.
Date:
Sponsored by: Bock's Office Transformational Consulting
Location: Doublewood Inn, Fargo North Dakota
DAY ONE. How can BIGGER SMALL TALK add value to our communication? What does it mean for a business? For employees? For families? For individuals? On Day One, working in an Open Space format:
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Learn how to implement deeper conversations into your work and personal life.
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Network with other like-minded bigger small talkers.
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Gain the best and brightest ideas for adding value to business and personal conversations.
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Become a member of an inaugural event that is sure to make a difference for individuals and businesses alike.
DAY TWO is an opportunity to work with Dick Richards, author of Is Your Genius At Work? People who recognize their genius report gaining a clearer sense of career direction, a greater ability to add value to work situations, and higher work satisfaction and productivity, as well as increased confidence and a greater sense of peace. On Day Two, Dick will lead participants in identifying their own particular genius and allowing it to inform their work, relationships, and lives.
Won't you join Jodee Bock, Mike Samsone, Phil Gerbyshak, Jane Greer, Mitch Matthews, and me...plus many others who are committed to make a difference through bigger small talk. For more information and to register, please click here. Be a part of something that will be truly amazing.
Hope to see you in Fargo.
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Tuesday, May 29, 2007
What Makes You Successful?
A few months ago I was tagged in a really awesome MeMe started by Aaron Potts. Aaron asked that each participant share five to 10 things they do almost daily that support them in being successful.
Now Aaron has compiled all the answers from each participant into a very helpful list. Please do check it out when you have chance.
Many thanks to Aaron for his efforts and to the following bloggers for their great contributions.
Chris Garrett on New Media
Breathing Prosperity
Live the Power
Creating a Better Life
Shards of Consciousness
Achieve-IT!
K-L Masina
Evolving Times
Sania Wyatt
Be the Change - Tread the Path
ITtoolbox
The Fast Lane
Vcuisine
Life Optimizer
The Wrong Advices
Thoughts & Philosophies
Bryan Baker
The Reasoner
Casual Keystrokes
SmartWealthyRich.com
Alex Shalman
MomGadget
Smug Puppies
Behind the Glasses
Writing Thoughts
Pink Apple Connections
The Tall Poppy
The Inspired Market-Her's Blog
Quasi Fictional
Pamil Visions
I'm Forty What??!!
Words of a Broken Mirror
Grow Your Writing Business
Conceive, Believe, Achieve
North Star Mental Fitness
Women Walking in Wisdom's Footsteps
Raymond L. Burton
I Captured a Blog
LeoChiang.com
Shama Hyder
DebraMoorehead.com
The Power of Trinity
Creating Abundant Lifestyles
Bionic Ear Blog
Home Biz Notes
Kavit Haria
ClickNewz
Adversity University
Creation Thoughts
Content Done Better
Keeping the Secret
The Silence is Golden
Rachel Creative
Blown World
BrianKim.net
Beyond Horizon Coaching
The Urban Monk
Change Therapy
Life Beside the Edge
A Creativist Journal
Andy Wibbels
Made to be Great
Tennessee Text Wrestling
Sylvia's Insight
Writer in the Making
ZenChill.com
Now
Christy's Coffee Break
Optimist Lab
Druid Journal
Internet Marketing Sweetie
JaneChin.com
Business Advice Daily
Breeze Debris
Success from the Nest
Finish Strong!
Build a Better Blog
FreeLanceMom.com
Online Fandom
SpinMe.com
The Goat's Lunch Pail
Juggling Cats
Story Geek
Second Life Education Research
Rule of 5
Life Wealth
SelfHelpSpot.com
Desmond's Personal Development Site
Blogpreneur
CalvinWoon.com
Strive Success
Momentum Coaching
Money, Meaning, and Beyond
Marketing Qi
Sky Windows
Jeri's Organizing & Decluttering News
Kathy Calculates
Roni's Weight Watchen Page(s)
The Ted Rap
Just Another Weigh
Life is Good…Even When It's Not!
Ed Tech Journeys
Ezine Marketing Center
PatriciaLin.com
FreshBlogger
Dr. B's Blog
The Official Weblog of Henry Jenkins
eJabs
Dangerously Irrelevant
Mr. Fire
The Sovereign Journey
Adventures of a Suburban WAHM
A Teacher's Life
Around the Corner v2
Do I Dare Disturb the Universe?
Enhance Life
In Another Place
Life is not a Race to be First Finished
Evenstar Houses of Healing
The Maverick Marketer
Pay O'Bryan
eSoup
Kathy Schrock's Kaffeeklatsch
Affordable Internet Marketing
Pour Out
Verve Coaching
The Figurehead
All About Music Blog
Pet Peeving
World Copywriting Blog
FunDiva.com
JustCommunicate
MarketingMoment.com
Out of the Blog, Into the Light
Writing White Papers
Joe Dale - Integrating ICT
The BizTechie Chronicles
E-Commerce Confidential
Create Reality
Do What!?
BurningBush
The Destination is Success…
5 Star Affiliate Programs
Law of Attraction Blog
Living Out Loud
BusinessBlogAngel.com
Coaching Wizardry
The Daily Positive
Judith Morgan
Think Positive Blog
The Growing Edge
Energies of Creation
Ramblings from a Glass Half Full
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Sunday, May 27, 2007
What's In A Word: The Word Is "Safe"
Back in November I purchased the greatest litte cards from a booth at the ICF Conference. Rather than let these gems continue to collect dust on my desk, it is time to put them to good use.
So here's the deal; this category is dedicated to inspiring words and any actions that can be taken to incorporate the chosen word into your day-to-day. My hope is that you have some fun with these words and maybe learn something new about you.
When I hear the word "safe" the following comes to mind...
My nice warm bed
A heartfelt hug
My home
My friends
My family
All these things leave me with a very warm and secure feeling.
What does the word "safe" mean to you? What does safe look like? What does it feel like?
Is there anything in your life that does not feel safe or as safe as it could? If so, how can you make it safe for you?
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Sunday, May 20, 2007
Will You Dance or Sit it Out?
Yesterday I was buying a birthday gift for a dear friend when I stumbled upon this sweet little book based on Lee Ann Womack's song "I Hope You Dance". Sometimes there are lyrics that resonant and really hit you right where it counts most...in the heart.
Be in a state of curiousity. It is in that state that we learn and see the potential opportunities.
Maintain determination. With determination and a hunger for more, intentions, dreams, and goals receive a fighting chance to become reality.
Never take anything for granted. Everything that happens (good and not so good) and everything we have is something to be grateful for. Being grateful, especially for the good stuff helps to bring more good stuff.
Keep trying and never take the easy way out. When we try and and when we face challenges, not only do we grow, we also achieve.
Take chances. You never know what might happen when you take a chance. Remember, you have more to gain than you do to lose.
Love. Most importantly love yourself. When you love yourself for all that you are and all that you possess it makes loving others even better.
When you have the choice between sitting out or dancing, which will you choose?
It is my wish that you choose to dance. It's fun!
Until next time, be well and enjoy the dance.
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Monday, May 14, 2007
Here is Something...
...to chew on and ponder this bright Monday morning. I just received this juicy morsel from Tut's Adventurers Club;
Having a dream.........................................Courage.
Visualizing your dream.................................Persistence.
Physically moving towards your dream...................Guts.
Letting go of the "cursed hows"........................Wisdom.
The look on your friends' faces, as they
watch you on "Entertainment Tonight"...................Priceless.
Inspiring, don't you think? Try it on for size.
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Sunday, May 13, 2007
Go Big or Go Home Questions: No, Nope, No Way, No More!
Let's face it there is not a person on this earth that does not or has not experienced an energy drain. You know the heaviness that creeps in when we are participating in or allowing something that is negative or counter-productive.
The boss that always asks for the impossible.
The friend who takes and takes without giving anything in return.
The colleague who always sees the glass as half empty.
The mess in the closet.
The dirty car.
You get the idea, right?
So here's your Go Big or Go Home Question to ponder...
What energy drain will you say "no, nope, no way, no more" to starting today?
Lightening the load and plugging those drains is important to not only your well-being, but your own forward movement.
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Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Break Out the Tissues
Words could not possibly describe the beautiful work done by this amazing organization, A Place Called Home.
Have a look at this awesome video and I think you will understand what I mean.
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Saturday, May 05, 2007
What Do You See?
When we stand in a place of judgment we run the risk of missing out on something truly amazing. Something that can have an impact. Something that can change a life forever.
When we stand in a place of judgment we run the risk of closing ourselves off from a growth opportunity. We may even miss out on a learning opportunity that will serve us well now and in the future.
When we stand in a place of judgment we run the risk of not getting to know an incredible person. Could that person be you? Could that person be a potential best friend or soul mate?
Have a gander at this incredibly inspiring and controversial mini-movie. Tell me... what do you see?
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Thursday, May 03, 2007
It Only Takes One...
...simple act to make a huge difference. Think about it! What if you could do just one simple thing and that one simple thing made a great impact?
The good news is you can and there is a wonderful website that will support you in doing so. The really cool thing is, if you are at a loss for ideas on that one simple thing to do, One Simple Act provides new ideas each week. Not only that, you can see the difference you and your friends make because the website helps to keep track.
What do you say? You have everything to gain and nothing to lose so why not check it out today. Your one simple act could make someone's day, not to mention a great big impact.
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Sunday, April 29, 2007
Are You Ready For Greatness? (Part 2)
As promised last week, here are the “antidotes” (if you will) to the Top Ten List of why we DO NOT step into our own greatness.
** Limiting beliefs- First it is important to know that everyone has experienced limiting beliefs. So if you are experiencing a few please know that you are not alone and there is definitely not something wrong with you.
A dear friend and colleague of mine once said to me that all beliefs, limiting or otherwise have a pay off. If they didn’t, we would not hold on to them. With that said, I want to encourage you to take a good look at your own limiting beliefs. Picking one, ask yourself, “what is the pay-off for holding on to this belief?” After you have looked at all the pay-offs, I would like to request that you take that limiting belief and turn it into a positive belief. For example, if the limiting belief is “I can never lose weight, because I don’t have any will power.” The positive belief might be, “I can lose weight, because I am a strong and determined.” After creating a more positive belief, think of three things that you would be willing to do to take action in support of your new belief…To set it into motion.
** Nay-sayers - People often respond from their own place of fear, or what I like to call negative filter. What you may be hearing from the nay-sayer is their feelings of lack. Now here is something to consider, a teacher and coaching colleague once said, “It is none of your business what others think of you” and I will add that it is your business what you think of you and what you do. So bear that in mind the next time someone poo-poos you or your desires.
** The past and revisiting of the past - Why relive something that was really hurtful unless you plan on learning from it? When we sit square in the past it is really difficult to be in the here and the now. It is in the here and the now when we are able to see the potentials and opportunities. The present truly is a gift so it is my wish that you leverage the present, sit in it and enjoy the potentials. If you find yourself slipping into the past, give this little gratitude exercise a whirl…take three deep breathes and look around…very quickly, list three things you see that you are grateful for.
** Lack of clarity around who we are or what we want - If you are lacking clarity around who you at your core, please know it is not a terrible thing. Instead, look at it as your opportunity to take some time to do some exploring…exploring you – your likes and dislikes. As a matter of fact, last month I did a blog show which was all about getting to the who of who you are so I would love to invite you to have a listen.
However, if you are lacking clarity around what you want, here is a great exercise that I learned from James Arthur Ray, the author of The Science of Success and a teacher in The Secret. Take a piece of paper and draw a line down the middle of it. On the left side of the paper start listing all the things you don’t you want in your life. Then on the right side of the page, write the absolutely opposite for each item from the left side of the page. For example, if on the left you wrote "debt" on the right you might write "financial abundance".
** Fear - This is another huge one for a lot of people. I am going to throw something out there and let’s see how it lands. Fear does not reside in the present. Fear only resides in the future and in the past. Which means, when you are feeling fearful give the gratitude exercise that I mentioned earlier a whirl and see what happens. Being in an attitude of gratitude prevents the brain from traveling down a path of fear because the brain cannot focus on good and bad at the same time.
Now, I am going to group a few items together…
** Unwillingness to take responsibility for our own actions, Excuses (i.e. no time, not enough money) and, The If Onlys…
It is time to get a new story, my friends. You have more control and responsibility over your own life then you may think. If you are a person that is quick to place blame on external factors or make excuses, my first request is that you go easy…especially on you. When you place blame on others or make excuses, you are really discounting your own self and your own ability to be an amazing creator of your own story. So, with that, when you catch yourself placing blame, making excuses or saying…"If only I was" or "If only I had", stop, take a deep breath and consider why you’re choosing to place blame, make an excuse or if only yourself. Are you feeling fearful? Are you feeling guilty about something? Instead why not try using the particular situation as a learning experience. Stop and ask yourself, what can I learn from this situation? OR How can I re-write this story?
** Lack of focus on self and needs because we fear being viewed as selfish. My friends, I am here to tell you that it is A-OK to take time for you. To recharge your battery, refuel and give to yourself. You are not being selfish by wishing to take care of you in order to be the best you can be. Besides how can you be productive or an amazing resource if you are totally drained? Think about it.
** Inaction – Not taking action towards the things we want, but rather waiting for things to just happen. In order to step into greatness you have to be willing to take action. If there are things you wish to have or wish to make happen in your life, but are not sure what actions to take, why not try putting this simple question out there, “How can I *fill in the blank*?”…How can I create more passion in my life? How can I become financially independent? Then let the question go, but remember to remain present to all the potential insights that may come your way. If that does not work for you, find someone you can trust and share your desires with them. Then brain storm a strategy for action. Be sure to include a date for when you wish to achieve and complete the action. Oh, and very important, for each action accomplished, be sure to celebrate you and all your efforts because you are worth celebrating.
It’s time to step into your greatness Whatcha waiting for?
Until next time, please be well and keep making a difference…
Pam
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Monday, April 23, 2007
Are You Ready For Greatness? (Part 1)
I was recently asked how I define greatness…and for me it has always been a feeling or a sense of empowerment and peace. But to put it into words, to me greatness is being who you need to be for you, getting clear on what you want and being willing to take action in order to bring the things you want into your life. (That is where the empowerment and peace comes into play.)
I truly love this topic because it is always really awesome when someone discovers something phenomenal about themselves…something that supports them in gaining clarity around the things they want, excelling them forward and creating the life they desire.
If stepping into greatness is so awesome, why aren’t we all doing it all the time? In response, I have drafted a Top 10 list of reasons why…
1) Limiting beliefs. Those niggling, negative thoughts that often hold us back. The thoughts that we hide behind and that stand in our way of moving forward.
2) Nay-sayers. The people, who, bless their hearts, try and persuade us that our dreams, intentions, who we are, what we want is not good enough, not attainable, or maybe even stupid.
3) The past and revisiting of the past. Re-running those old tapes, messages, and negative images that make us feel really low.
4) Lack of clarity around who we are or what we want. If you think about the process of stepping into your greatness as a map, it is truly difficult to move forward without a clear understanding of your own capabilities or what I like to consider your vehicle and the direction you wish to head in.
5) Fear, fear that we might get all that we desire and not be able to live up to our new found greatness. This one is a biggie, because no one wants to get a taste of greatness and then have it disappear.
6) Unwillingness to take responsibility for our own actions. Placing blame on others or external factors for the things that do not go well in our lives.
7) Lack of focus on self and needs because we fear being viewed as selfish.
8) Excuses (i.e. no time, not enough money)
9) The If Onlys…if only I had..if only I were..
10) Inaction – not taking action towards the things we want, but rather waiting for things to just happen.
So, if you feel that you have not stepped into your greatness just yet, I want you to consider these questions, what is standing in your way? What’s hindering your forward movement towards greatness? What are you willing to do to let your greatness come through? Tune in next week when I will provide the “antidote” to the Top 10 list.
In the meantime, please feel free to share your thoughts! Be well and have a blast stepping into your greatness…
Pam
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Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Senseless Acts of Violence
As people try to get their heads around the tragedy that took place at VA Tech yesterday please take some time today...
...to hug your child/children very close.
...show a loved one just how much you care.
...express gratitude to a friend for being a friend.
...share some kindness with a perfect stranger because the world could certainly use a little kindness.
Please be well and safe.
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Sunday, April 15, 2007
How Do Those Cement Boots Fit?
Sometimes it is all too easy to blame what goes wrong in our lives on past events and people rather than take responsibility as the sole creator of our own reality.
I raise my hand and admit that I used to blame whatever went wrong in my world on my family, the way I was raised, and the experiences I had growing up. As a matter of fact, when something would go wrong I would say something along the lines of, “If only my mom…” or “If only my dad…” It was not until I was hit upside the head by a 2x4 that I realized how much I used the past as a pair of cement boots to hold me back.
That 2x4 looked something like this, “Pam, are you an adult?” “Yes”, was my answer. “Then when are YOU going to start taking responsibility for you and your own actions?”
I was reminded of that 2x4 just this past week when faced with some issues from the past. Rather then put on those cements boots, I took the opportunity to learn. I realized that my past has taught me some very valuable lessons… Lessons that I am grateful for and use as forward moving running shoes rather than a pair of cement boots.
Rather than look for all that was wrong, why not look for the positives?
Rather than complain about what was lacking, why not look at all the things to be grateful for?
Rather than focus on shortcomings of others, why not look for strengths?
Isn’t it time to walk or run unencumbered?
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Thursday, April 05, 2007
Great Minds Think…
…and nope, I am not going to say “alike”, because in this instance I am hoping to gather people together who are creative thinkers, who do not necessarily think alike, but have a willingness to share. If this sounds intriguing please read on, but first a few questions...
Do you have intentions that are just dying to become a reality? Wouldn’t it be great if you had access to a supportive group of creative individuals...a group with whom you could share your intention(s) and gain positive feedback and resources from… a group who would hold you accountable for making your intentions reality? If so, please continue reading on…
I am looking for 6-8 creative, motivated, support offering/seeking, open-minded, action-ready individuals to participate in a monthly mastermind, creative think tank, virtual water cooler, or "fill in the blank" group call.
The Benefit: Group members will be provided with an open, safe, and creative space to pick brains, ask for and render support, have access to contacts and resources, plus be held accountable for intentions set.
The How: Each month (time and day to be decided by the group) we will get together on the phone to share our intentions, our wins, our needs, and our feedback. Together as a group we will make things happen.
Think about it, some of the greatest and most successful minds understood the importance of having team support for turning dreams and intentions into the real deal. (Henry Ford, Napolean Hill, Andrew Carnegie, and Jack Canfield…to name a few.)
Whatcha say? You have more to gain than you do to lose so if you are interested in participating please send me an e-mail (with "I'm Interested" in the subject line) and we will get this intention-reality making machine rolling.
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Sunday, April 01, 2007
Go Big or Go Home Questions: Low Battery
It is so easy to get caught in the hustle and bustle of the day-to-day grind. In doing so we often forget to take time for ourselves, to recharge our battery until it is too late and we hit a wall.
What’s ironic, when we are pushing ourselves over the limit we often think we are getting more done. In reality, not only are we not performing at our best, but most times we are not working as effectively and efficiently. (How can we when we are running on an empty battery?)
So here’s the Go Big, Go Home question…
What are you willing to do, starting today, to recharge your battery?
Remember, self care is critical to not only your well-being, but your success.
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