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Dec 08 2011

Three Ways To Build Self-Confidence

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We create unnecessary pressure in our pursuit of career or business success. Since both fulfillment and money are attracted to confidence, building your natural confidence is essential.

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Jan 24 2011

Stop The Madness

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Get To The Heart of the Matter

All madness stems from too much head and too little heart.

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Aug 30 2009

Give It Your All & Go For It

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iStock_000007136260XSmallGiving it your all is more than investing courageous effort and determination. Giving it your all means going for it with everything you’ve got. You have many more resources, connections, energetic intentions and accumulated good than you imagine you do.

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Jul 15 2009

Beliefs Are Bad For Business

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Beliefs are sneaky. Beliefs influence our ability and restrict opportunities often without us even being aware that we have them. It’s a sound business practice to frequently examine and question your beliefs.

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Jun 01 2009

Back Up One Step and Choose Your Right Path

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Success can be very simple.

We needlessly complicate both life and business

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Mar 22 2009

Starting Over

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goldpan11I get occasional emails from desperate readers who think they have totally screwed up their lives. They think they can’t afford to hire me as their coach but they reach out hoping for help.

I’ll often ask them to do something simple, like read a blog post and email me back what came up for them after reading it. Or I’ll send them a couple of questions by email. But rather than just answering the damn questions – they’ll write back telling my some pathetic story about why they can’t. Bull!

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Aug 03 2008

Trusting Brevity

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I trust brevity because it’s evident.

What you see is what you get.

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Jul 15 2008

Today I Simply Ran Out of Excuses

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Even in Pittsburgh, it’s a beautiful sunny day with low humidity.

I have had absolutely no interruptions.

I have the time to create whatever I want to create, or not.

I realize suddenly that I am happy.

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Jun 24 2008

Cash in on the Hidden Gold Beneath Your Fears

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For every entrepreneur who has already seized the freedom of self-employment, there are at least 10 who want to but hesitate to take the leap. As a coach, it’s obvious to me that these folks are looking at what they fear – rather than what they want. But how can we encourage them? How can we help them to take action in spite of their fears?

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May 05 2008

Screw-ups, Fresh Starts & Comebacks

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Have you ever screwed up and not followed through on a self-pledge? We all have, many times, and we are likely to continue, right? If that’s so, consider this. Wouldn’t it be a better strategy to give up on perfection and simply allow the screw-ups to occur? If we could do that without being so hard on ourselves, we’d be more fulfilled, waste less time and be far more productive.

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