Monday, February 23, 2009

Seeing the World Through Clean or Spotted Glasses

Having a positive attitude is like looking at the world through clean glasses. If you have spots on those glasses, it's harder to see the good in front of you. - PT

Despite all the doom and gloom surroudings us in the media, I still believe in my heart of hearts that we can create positives. We can shift our attitudes (with some effort and persistence). We can make things better and see the good. We can, I know we can.

I want you to imagine for just one moment what it would be like or what it would feel like if all that surrounded you was positive; positive people, uplifting news, smiles and laughter, fun opportunities, exciting adventures, good music, love, etc. How would you feel? What would you see?

My dear friends, despite what the media is telling us, despite what we may be hearing at the office or around town, there are positives to be had. There really are and now is the time to choose. Do you wish to look at the world through clean or spotted glasses? What do you choose and what will you do to support your choice?

Here is what I choose to do:

1) Smile
2) Give hugs
3) Share appreciation for another person
4) Say "thank you"
5) Laugh
6) Be grateful for everything I have
7) Share for as long as is needed and with no expectations.
8) Steer clear of gossip and negative conversations.
9) Keep me energy levels up by listening to some fun music, recharging my battery whenever necessary, and having fun.
10) Send love and positive energy out into the world.

Join me, please!? Together we can create a way to see the good.

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Monday, February 16, 2009

Go Big or Go Home Question: What Takes Your Breath Away?

"Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away" - Anonymous

Life is truly a smoorgasboard filled with moments that take our breath away, big and small. As a matter of fact, I can think of a few off the top of my head that have left me breathless:

1) My first love.
2) The birth of my son.
3) A recent acknowledgment from a dear friend and respected colleague.
4) The ahas I had this past weekend.

This Go Big or Go Home Question is actually a two parter; 1) What moments have left you breathless? Capture as many as you can and have fun enjoying the feelings associated with those moments. AND
2) What moments will you create that will surely take your breath away?

Here's to being breathless! Have fun!

P.S. Many thanks to all my wonderful readers and friends for promoting the free e-course Getting Your Groove On; 10 Kick Ass Ways to Supercharge Your Life. The response has been overwhelming and I am truly grateful.

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Thursday, February 05, 2009

From Me to You

Dear Friends,

You can't turn on the news, tune in the radio, or even go to your local coffee shop without hearing about how tough things are. It's all the buzz and can be rather overwhelming and consuming. I understand the feelings created by the messages we are hearing and I'm heartsick by the fear and hurt those messages are creating. They are holding many back, stopping people from truly living, blocking the flow of fun, and draining our energy.

Call me an idealist or tell me that I have my head in the sand, that is fine, but I refuse to believe that there isn't goodness out there, fun to be had, opportunities to be explored, hearts to connect with, awesome people to meet, and potentials to consider. I'm not going to believe that we are self destructing and all is lost. Instead I would like to ask you to join me in creating a positive change and help to turn things around at the personal level.

I want to support you and I want to support others in amping up the energy, building more confidence, and creating more positives! In order to do just that I've created a free e-course called Getting Your Groove On: 10 Kick Ass Ways to Supercharge Your Life.

Why is it free? What's the catch?

It's free because I want to give back. I want give back to my community, to the people that I care about and to those they care about, heck to the world at large. I want people to feel empowered, to find their voices again without fear of obligation other than the obligation that they make to themselves to keep moving forward and to being the very best they can be.

My friends, we all have so many amazing positive qualities, skills, and attributes and it is time to bring them forward. It is time to stop the fear, to stop the negativity, and to create a more positive and loving world...that starts with each of us individually. So please, I'm asking you to accept this
e-course as my gift to you in support of doing just that. The only thing I ask is that you share this gift with others so that we may continue to stay strong and be the amazing, loving people we were meant to be and are. Won't you help? You have the power to make a difference.

Thank you!!

Much Love and Peace to you...

Pam

P.S. I wish to thank, from the bottom of my heart,
Jon Nix for helping to put a face to this e-course. Without his creative design genius this would not have been possible. Thank you, Jon!

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Sunday, January 25, 2009

Inspiration Comes in All Forms

When you have a few moments, please take some time to watch these very different yet very inspirational videos. I promise you, you will be glad you did.

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Sunday, January 18, 2009

Acknowledge YOU Because YOU'RE Worth It!

As some of you may know I teach an Acknowledgement course for a coach training organization. In teaching this course it has really got me thinking about how we so rarely take the time to acknowledge our own selves for a job well done.

Think about it. When was the last time you did something where you took a moment and said to yourself, "Job well done! Way to go!!"?

The more I teach this class, the more students, clients, and friends I talk to, the more I find that we don't take the time. What we often do is get the job done and move onto the next job at hand. Sound familar?

So your challenge over the next week, if you choose to accept it, is to acknowledge yourself for the small, medium, and large wins, for the jobs you have completed, the tasks you have checked off your to-do lists, and most importantly, for just being YOU! You're worth the acknowledgment!

Have an awesome week and have fun acknowledging.

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Monday, January 12, 2009

Loving those Aha Moments

Happy Monday!! Rather than go into great detail regarding this week's title, I would like to invite you to read, "Share Some Love". Give sharing some love a whirl and do let me know how it works for you.

Have an amazing week everyone!!

P.S. Many thanks to those of you who have already expressed interest in "Getting Your Groove On: Ten Kick Ass Ways to Super Charge Your Life". It is coming along and I cannot wait to share it with all of you.

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Monday, January 05, 2009

Happy 2009!

Dear readers and friends, I want to take this opportunity to say Happy 2009 and to thank you for your continued support. You have no idea how much I value and appreciate all of you! May this year be the best year you have ever had; filled with love, positive abundance, joy, good health and all that you desire.

I wanted to let you know that I will be a bit silent this week, as I am working on a free e-course called, "Getting Your Groove On: Ten Kick Ass Ways to Super Charge Your Life" which I hope to launch during the first week of February. If you are interested in personally being notified when the e-course is available for public consumption, please feel free to send me an e-mail.  In the meantime, have a beautiful week and be well!!

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