Jannie – I don’t know many wedgie songs period. You keep doing your thing. Your originality inspires all of us.

Patricia – You always know your focus and that is a very powerful place to be.

Trey – Thank you man. Confidence rules and I love that you are such an open creator. It’s the act itself that inspires you. Very cool.

My main thing is the act of creation. I love to create things out of a blank slate, and bring them to life. Whether it be a blog post from a blinking cursor, a song from a clicking metronome, or a drawing from a blank piece of paper, this is what motivates me. The act of creation falls under all of the guidelines that you set above, and is what I want to build my business around.

I already knew all of that, but your post made me more confident about this belief. Thanks a lot for this!
.-= Trey – Swollen Thumb Entertainment´s last blog ..Twittley, A Blogger’s Best Friend =-.

And secondly my music, writing songs really lets me be unique. How many songs about someone having had a wedgie on her wedding day do you come across? Probably not too many in the run of your day. (Or life.)
.-= Jannie Funster´s last blog ..Why we usually eat at home =-.

It took me forever to figure this out, years. But then, when I did, it was like a big 2×4 hitting me over the head (but in a nice way.)
.-= Katie West/The Levity Coach´s last blog ..Introducing the “15 minutes” series =-.

Marc – You seem to be very aware of your capacity and how you’ve been getting in your own way. That’s a huge first step because you have already “owned” what has been slowing your progress. I can recommend many effective jump-starts to movement. Read the posts on this blog under the Getting Unstuck category and then send me an email on where you are to Tom@CoreU.com – I’ll help you refine your apporach.

Robin – I agree and you do a wonderful job of that at your blog. You also encourage us to oppen our eyes wide to consider alternative views that encourage that aliveness.

Ari – Those indeed are two powerful questions and I believe you have them in the right order. I would keep questioning specifically around the inspiration because by fulfilling that value the leadership will happen as well. How does what you love to do inspire? What original beauty do you offer that others find inspiring? Keep rephraqsing these questions and look for the opening that really turns you on.

Evan – Love it man. Nourishing is a great way to explain fulfillment because getting to the core actually feeds you. We have much in common here. My coaching website is http://coreu.com

Barbara – Sing your own song indeed. That’s extremely fulfilling and the only way to live fully. I’m pleased that we are both cheering in the same vein. You’ll probably enjoy this post http://www.delightfulwork.com/business-startup/do-it-your-way/

Karl – I am so pleased that you have decided to make happier and more delightful work places for those who don’t want to be their own boss. Between us we cover the world!

That’s similar to one of my tag lines on which I pound again and again – Sing your own song! Don’t follow the herd; be confident enough in your own abilities that you stand first alone…and then look behind to see who’s listening to you.
.-= Barbara Ling, Virtual Coach´s last blog ..Easily Save Your Loved Ones From Being Horribly Scammed – Covert Angel Time! =-.

The business built around it is an online course and some eBooks.

I keep going back to the 4 values you had us pick out during the telecourse I took. Mine were: be imaginative, learn, inspire, and lead.

I am a musician, there’s no doubt about that. And I’ve done some work, which is great. But so far the stuff I’ve done don’t incorporate all of those core values. I suppose I’m always imaginative and learning, but inspiring isn’t fully integrated and leading is virtually non-existent.

I have identified core values and skills. Now the question is, how can I combine them to offer value, and how do I find people who want what I have?

ari