From experience, I can attest to the versatility and effectiveness of your toolbox. Not only that, but the “equipment operator” is knowledgable and experienced as well! Keep up the good work. It’s been a blessing to know you!

Clem

Clem Gigliotti – Power On The Webs last blog post..Pittsburgh Technology Examiner

Suzanne – Yes. Look at software sellers. The initial crap they release almost always needs improvement but that doesn’t stop them form selling it. It’s a pretty freeing business model to just create and count on needing to adapt later. Mistakes are good. Over preparation is bad.

Robin – Delighted to provide a story for Frank to laugh his ass off!

Patricia – You’ve made an interesting comment. Perhaps it’s time for you to quit listening to the gurus. Perhaps it’s your time to be the guru!

Barbara – Thanks, I am such a fierce advocate for coaching because it transforms lives. There really is no reason to wait.

Jocelyn – Good description. Tools help us to create.

Jocelyn at I TAKE OFF THE MASKs last blog post..Reclaim Your Dreams

What a great spokesperson you are for life and business coaches.

You’ve explained what you do in such a simple way and showed others how you can get results.

I like the $495 charge for knowing where to hit.

Barbara Swaffords last blog post..Are Introverts Better Bloggers

I am just tired of answers from folks who don’t really have them – such as so many religious conservatives….so free to tell me about hate and how I might have a degree but I couldn’t possibly believe as well as they do…

when they can’t fix it – they give the ultimate hammer hit and blame the problem on you and your lack….

too many coaches in my world right now, too many gurus

not sure I can hear anything more

Patricias last blog post..Mending Fences

I’m sure it would be a great step in the right direction for people running businesses to use your services to help grow their business!

Robins last blog post..Life And Teaching Of The Masters Of The Far East

In my business, the best question I can ask at the moment is, “What is the least I need done before I can go forward with this?” I tend to get too grandiose in my vision of what I want to create, and then, before I know it, I’ve stymied myself because there is soooo much to do before it’s “ready”.

Nonsense, I’ve come to find out.

It’s perfectly ok to create version 1.0 and get going with it, and on the journey create version 2.0, 3.0….

Suzanne @ vAssistant Servicess last blog post..Can You Say the X, Y and Z of Your Business in One Sentence?

I have many resources for what I am doing and am lost in them. I believe I need to choose one as the focal point and then branch the others off of it. I also need to go back and re-read my “believe and know” chart I made a couple of weeks ago. Self doubt is creeping in. I need to trash those don’t I?

This has to do with the Professional Development I am creating. One thing is I don’t acknowledge that I really do have knowledge and experience that others would benefit from. I start doubting the value of what I know. BUT when I go through it without the emotional aspect of it, I know that I have a ton of knowledge and experience to share.

I believe I would benefit from simplifying my approach to outlining what I will be doing. Make sense?

Chuck – Welcome. It is amazing how we see what we expect to see. That’s why being open to new possibilities is such an advantage in the marketplace.

Laurie – If you’re struggling with the motivation back up one stage in the cycle and ask some further decision questions. For example, what will creating this right now give us? Can I get the same thing in a more direct less complicated way? What else might I create to solve this problem instead? Come back and let us know what you come up with.

Daphne – Thanks that’s a great Picasso story that makes our point. Wish I had a couple of those napkins now.

Stacey – It is so cool to be in focused creative action. Enjoy every bit of that ride. I know what you mean about coaching. I just got off the phone with my coach and I’m ablaze with inspired actions to take soon.

Carla – An objective third party viewpoint is priceless. Coaching works partly because our only agenda is the success of our clients.

J.D. – Absolutely and the best tools stay sharp through repeated use.

Adam – MC Hammer wasn’t much of a business man but he sure had it going on for a good while there. I almost put up his video on this post but I thought it would be too much.
Ruthless simplification is powerful!