tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-89861132011-12-14T18:53:56.343-08:00Articles from coaches around the world to help you discover what you REALLY want out of life.Kim Davishttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12788111281894901261noreply@blogger.comBlogger491100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8986113.post-1155327010609881222006-08-11T13:05:00.000-07:002006-08-11T13:10:11.473-07:00

The idea behind the company's new DVD is to introduce participants to a form of visual art that teases both the body's and mind's eye. The DVD's animation has had an unusually powerful effect on those who have used it for both relaxation and meditation. Whether a means to relaxation or turning the new flat-screen TV into a moving piece of contemporary art, this DVD is an easy, drug-free way to

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An instant New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Business Week bestseller when published in hardcover last year, “Joy at Work” spawned a small workplace revolution, as employees from all over North America put Bakke’s approach into practice.Seattle, WA (PRWEB) July 17, 2006 -- What if you worked in a company where “management” and “labor” were the same, “org. charts” and HR departments didn’t

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When asked, "Which of these jobs do you think would be the most fun?” nearly 40% of respondents voted for interior decorating in a survey at LearningAndLife.com (http://www.learningandlife.com), which features career tips, education advice and school listings. Next came fashion merchandising (23%), followed by video game design (21%), and trailed by professional chef (16%). This parallels growing

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Most language instructors say you need four to six months of daily drills to learn the basics of a language. Michel Thomas believed all you needed was 72 hours.Michel Thomas's revolutionary teaching skills and his promise of language proficiency in three short days transformed him into the world's leading language teacher. Using a unique method he developed and perfected over nearly three decades

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By Motivational Speaker Gregory Scott ReidHow many of us are in our present circumstances based on things we were taught as children? Some of those things might have been ingrained into our mind for a reason, such as safety. But, now that we're adults, are any of the old rules subconsciously holding us back?I know a woman who had a little girl named Heather, a blonde haired, blue eyed exuberant

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On May 25 and 26, 2006, the Tutor/Mentor Connection (T/MC) and the Children and Family Justice Center at Northwestern University's School of Law will co-host a Tutor/Mentor Leadership and Networking Conference. The aim of the conference is to draw greater public attention to volunteer-based tutor/mentor programs, and to put help existing programs get the ideas, volunteers and dollars needed to

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Stupid R�sum� TricksWhile this article is geared toward those in the market for IT jobs, it was just too good not to share with my readers too. This is a good up-to-date look at trends recruiters are seeing. If you're in the market for a job, any kind of job, read this article and use the good advice here to improve your resume.

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How Much Joy -- Creativity, Joy, Self Help, Inspiration, HappinessThe Only Creativity Workshop Trainingon the Web You Can Change However You Want!Get Started Leading Creativity Workshops... This is Your Personal Template to the Workshop You've Always Wanted to LeadDo you wonder how to get started leading your own workshops?Looking for a template for an already successful creativity workshop … so

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Telegroup: Translate Intuitive Experience - David MoorheadMy good friend David Moorhead is organizing a teleconference group to talk about the mysteries of intuition. Participants will share experiences over a three week period.David has some wonderful insights, and this group promises to be enlightening!

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They're doing it again! Join Patt Osborne and Deborah Martin on the beautiful island of St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands for "The Rest of Your Life." March 16 through March 21, 2006 Details and registration at: http://www.portagecoach.com/Maho/MahoAdventure.html St. John in March is simply sublime!!

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NEW YORK, Feb. 6, 2006 -- From very senior management to recent college grads, people are trying to navigate a job market that has radically changed in the last decade. It is an uncertain marketplace, said Sherry Amanpour, founder and president of AMAN Consultant (http://www.amanconsultant.com), but for those who really know themselves, the new work environment holds unlimited

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Industry Thought Leader's Blog Believed to Be the First of Its Kind a Resource for Both Individuals and EmployersMADISON, N.J., Feb. 7, 2006 -- Work Life issues industry expert and author, Cali Williams Yost, has launched what is believed to be the first blog dedicated solely to the subject of work and life from the perspective of organizations and individuals. The blogwill serve as a resource to

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Baby boomers find job search success by applying tried and true sales techniques.Baltimore, MD (PRWEB) January 13, 2006 –- Not many people truly aspire to be a door-to-door vacuum cleaner salesman, but baby boomers, thrust back into the job market as a result of company downsizing, may find quicker success in landing a job by recalling what the Kirby salesman said and did.The employment market

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Job hunters across the U.S. are achieving greater success using fax machines to send their résumés than using the more standard newspaper and technology-driven searches.Virginia Beach, VA (PRWEB) January 11, 2006 –- The growth of the Internet and the inevitable switch to applying for jobs online has not really changed the time and frustration involved in job hunting. However, a handful of

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Translate Intuitive Experience is a telegroup that exercises the choice to trust intuitive thoughts and feelings. We become curious about the information that prompted intuits, too.During three one-hour sessions, exercising our imaginations reminds us of our physical bodies' feelings, senses, and nudges. Between each of the weekly sessions, participants, if they choose, may practice depending on

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Credential validates expansive knowledge across all areas of the employment industry.Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) January 3, 2006 -- Kathy Sweeney, CPRW, CCM and president of The Write Resume, (www.awriteresume.com) has completed a rigorous evaluation process to earn the "Credentialed Career Master" designation, becoming 1 of only 45 career services professionals to hold this credential on a world-wide

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With the busy hiring season just ahead, now is the time to think about preparing for the interview that can land you the job you want in 2006.(PRWEB) December 1, 2005 -- With the busy hiring season just ahead, now is the time to think about preparing for the interview that can land you the job you want in 2006. To get that coveted offer, the interview must be considered one of the most important

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My favorite adventure coach, Deborah Martin, is teaming up again this year with Pat Osborne to offer this great winter retreat in the US Virgin islands. The rates are fantastic, especially if you book early. Learn more by going to: http://www.portagecoach.com/Maho/MahoAdventure.html Adventure Coaching Retreat at Maho Bay Camps an Eco-Resort on St. John, U. S. Virgin Islands March 16

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New York, New York (PRWEB) October 20, 2005 -- Some people might not be dressing up for Halloween this year, but might still be mistaken for a witch in the office. More than half of Americans don't like what they do for a living. And this could mean they're not too pleasant to be around. But few will actually do something about it. A 2004 survey by Right Management, a career transition and

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WEAVERVILLE, N.C., Oct. 11, 2005 -- Teamwork, training and a desire to win are all elements of sports that also can be applied to the business world. A new addition to the list is coaching - a tactic that's becoming increasingly popular with workers.Business professionals see the value of coaching. They are employing the use of career coaches to help them gain the competitive edge in the

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By Gabriel Machuret, www.choosingidc.com When people find themselves complaining in an office about the boring every day work, the stress, the traffic, the vain conversations, the noise, the faxes and the annoying reminder of Memos, notices, emails, etc... a few people wonder what If I could do something different with my life? At simple sight, becoming a Diving Instructor is a dream come

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How much does your commute cost you each month? More importantly, how much of your personal time do you spend commuting each day to and from work? A few years ago, I lived in the Chicago suburbs and commuted into the city each day for my job. I thoroughly enjoyed the hustle and bustle of the city lifestyle. I couldn’t afford to live downtown and walk to work, so I commuted to work from a

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OAKLAND, Calif., Aug. 15, 2005 -- "'Words! Words! Words!,'as Eliza Doolittle so scornfully put it in My Fair Lady when Professor Higgins said things to her that had about as much substance as smoke. Well, that's the Internet today. Only a million times worse."So says Dr. Irving David Shapiro, author of "You Must Not Let Them Con You! There's Too Much at Stake," which a reader once described as "

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by Deborah Martin, www.portagecoach.com[editor's note: This is exchange is reprinted with permission from the Adventure Coaches Network on Ryze, www.ryze.com. It began with a question from Jennifer Wright, www.midlifeheroine.com.]Jenn:Hi Deb and All,Having done my adventures in NZ where liability is not an issue like the states, I do risk assessment whereby participants sign that they understand.

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Copyright 2005 Leslie HouseholderJohn Sims was traveling with an associate. The associate said,"John, aren't you going to put on your seatbelt?"John replied with his raspy tenor voice, "Why, are we goingto get into a crash?""No, but seatbelts save lives..."John retorted abruptly in his usual blunt way, "Seatbelts don'tsave lives.""Of course they do! Once I was driving with my family andsomething

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The One Paycheck at a Time™ eTools is a subscription-based service, which helps you to become debt free, step-by-step, paycheck by paycheck. ETools is an online budgeting program that guides you to your goal by giving you Web tools to: * Design a personalized plan based on your income and expenses * Manage spending choices in just a few clicks * Measure your success as you track your progress *

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What are you looking for?A career change Start a new business Make a personal lifestyle change Create more adventure Dare for more Narrow the gap between where you are now and where you want to be Position yourself to play a bigger game? These are your "Big Fish" and this is your week! With Mother Nature as the inspirational background and some great questions and intuitive insights from me,

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by Dr. Joe Vitale, http://www.MrFire.comI've learned at least two things about achieving goals:There is an easy way and a hard way.The hard way is to work night and day, stay obsessed, rarely sleep, and never give up.Since everyone talks about the hard way, I want to address the easy way. After all, why struggle if you don't have to?I've used the easy way to create bestselling books, lose 70

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By Debbie AllenCan Mistakes Be Good For Your Business?Hopefully you make a mistake now and again, because failure can actually be good for you and your business. If you haven’t made any mistakes for a while, you may be playing it too close to your comfort zone and not stretching yourself far or fast enough to achieve high level goals. To aim high, you must accept some of the risks that go along

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Copyright © 2005 Keynote Speaker Gregory Scott Reid The Millionaire Mentor http://www.AlwaysGood.comIt seems as though so many people are seeking more, wanting more, and expecting more in their lives, yet when pressed about what “more” would look like, rarely can they give a definitive answer.They say things like, “I want to be happy,” or “I want to be rich,” or “I want the perfect mate.” To be

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Female Midlife Crisis? Bring It On! - TIME Magazine Woo Hoo! It's great to see someone you "know" in the spotlight. The lady pictured at the head of this TIME Magazine article, Jenn Wright, is a talented "Adventure Coach" with whom I've been networking for the past year or so. Go read the article, then when you're done, visit Jenn's website at http://www.wrightdirection.net/. Way to go, Jenn

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by Dr. Joe Vitale www.MrFire.com I'm in Chicago attending a Dan Kennedy event.At the first break a young man stops me, saying he is one of my subscribers and a big fan. I'm flattered.We talk. During the brief conversation, he confesses that fear is what stops him from achieving anything. Interesting. Just that very morning I had breakfast with Paul Hartunian, famous

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by Brent Filson Although world business is undergoing historic changes, the prevailing view of what constitutes business leadership is stuck in the past. Generally, business leaders view leadership as an order-giving process. The word "leadership" itself comes from old Norse root meaning "to make go." Many leaders believe that they must "make" people go by ordering them to do things.

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by Suzanne Falter-Barnswww.howmuchjoy.comEver notice how some people have all the luck? They seem to attract clients and business effortlessly, and win awards without even trying. Even the media seems to seek them out. So what makes THEM the anointed ones…. and not you? The difference is passion. Passion is what makes us get up in the morning, excited about what we’re going to do. It’s what

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by Nancy MarmolejoWhen you think of being more creative, what comes to mind? Most people think in terms of artistic skills, but creativity manifests itself in a number of ways beyond the obvious. Picture creativity like a jet stream that flows all around us: when we step up to the flow and dip our hands in, we easily grab wonderful ideas, refreshed insights and innovative actions. At times,

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By Steve Brunkhorst Language is a challenging way to communicate. It allows us to share our thoughts and feelings by describing our personal views of reality. Yet language is not reality. It is merely a limited system of symbols, signals, sounds, or gestures that belong to a specific culture or group. It only describes a personal map of the actual territory. We might have a great message to

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by Mary Ann Bailey One of this year's box office hits was the movie, Polar Express. It's a wonderful story about the power of believing. It is Christmas Eve and a little boy waits in his bed hoping to hear the bells of Santa's sleigh. As he anxiously waits for the reindeer to appear, a mysterious train pulls up in front of his house and the conductor invites him on board. The train is the Polar

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By Charlotte R. Farrior When you leave your car headlights on overnight, what happens? No power. You can’t get to work. You can’t even get out of the driveway. Your brain is like a car battery. If you let all the juice run down, you can’t function very well. Your brain tells your body that it just can’t handle anything else. Keeping your mental batteries charged allows you to be more

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By Josh Hinds (c) 2004 Setting goals is wonderful; it confirms that we've taken those first awkward steps towards attaining what we desire in our lives. The simple fact that you've taken the time to plan out what you want to achieve puts you in a distinct class. Amazingly very few people take the time to keep a running list of goals. Sadly, even fewer people actually work their goals. So take

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By Craig Nathanson Early one morning, Robert awoke, made his wife of 41 years some banana bread, took out the garbage and called to cancel a doctors appointment scheduled for the next day. He wrote a note to remind his wife to pick up the dry cleaning. All things considered, it seemed like a normal day. Robert had "retired" four years earlier after nearly 40 years doing what he loved in

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by Barry Maher A little imagination can do wonders for changing the scale and putting things into perspective. Here are four simple visualizations I've found to be particularly effective for me in providing insight into the things I actually value as opposed to the things I sometimes think I value or the things I often act like I value. Visualization 1. This one should seem familiar. I'd be

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Claudette Rowley Copyright 2004 "Like an ability or muscle, hearing your inner wisdom is strengthened by doing it." - Robbie Gass Last week I was speaking with a client about the language of intuition, and how it's a language that we can learn to understand just like Spanish or Chinese. When we first hear a foreign language, it either sounds interesting but meaningless or we ignore what we

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"Opportunities are usually disguised as hard work, so most people don't recognize them." -- Ann Landers The Internet allows me the tremendous opportunity to live where I do, which as one visitor who saw my online snapshots of the area commented, "... where you live is as close to paradise as I think you'll find on this planet!" Barring the occasional storm, I'd tend to agree. At this time of

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By Lorraine Cohen What's holding you back? One of my clients came to me saying he wanted to expand his business - something he had thought about for years. He described the changes he wanted to make but he had taken limited action to make those changes happen. When he talked about what he wanted, his eyes lit up, he smiled, and there was passion and joy in his voice. Years? What was stopping

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by Mark Susnow http://www.inspirepossibility.com Most of us start the day like we're trying to catch a train. We wake up, grab a cup of coffee, look at the paper and listen to the news. We rush out of the house to make an appointment or deadline or to put the finishing touches on a project. From deadline to appointment it goes. When we leave work we have other responsibilities and obligations,

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by Suzanne Falter-Barns HowMuchJoy.com In our recent survey to readers of my ezine, The Joy Letter, I was asked to provide a timeline of the ups and downs in building my motivational website, (HowMuchJoy.com). Ah … where to begin? There have been definite highs and lows in my small business’s 5-year history. Here are some of them, plus lessons learned along the way. August, 1999. Launched site

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by Kathy Gates, Professional Life Coach www.reallifecoach.com Many years ago, I had a job that I wasn’t very happy with. Whenever someone would come into my office and say "How’s it going?’, I’d always answer "I’d rather be fishing." Meaning, of course, that I’d rather be just about anywhere than where I was (no offense to fishermen). These days, however, when someone asks me "How’s it going?"

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"The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes." - Marcel Proust The question of what I want has bubbled up frequently in recent weeks. I've explored many facets of wanting: wanting more, wanting less, wanting something different, wanting what I think I can't have, and the challenge of giving myself permission to want what I want. In my estimation,

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The 5 Keys to Interpersonal Success Copyright © 2004 Joseph Sommerville, PhD Peak Communication Performance http://www.peakcp.com In survey after survey, interpersonal communication skills are consistently ranked at or near the top of a list of skills necessary for career success. People who possess these skills enjoy a richer personal life, better relationships at work and more productive

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