Tag Archive 'fresh starts'

Jan 05 2009

Be Authentic and Grow Rich

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The connection between authenticity and wealth cries out for illumination.
I coach and write to inspire and to encourage. This year, I’ve chosen a theme by which to guide my work – Prosperity through Authenticity.

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Dec 30 2008

Parlay Your Wisdom

Published by under Business Coaching | Email This Post Email This Post | 6,189 views

istock_000004658417xsmall1What’s your greatest business or blogging realization of 2008? Let’s give a great gift of wisdom to one another.

To realize means coming to understand something clearly and distinctly

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Aug 13 2008

Starting Fresh

Published by under Life Coaching | Email This Post Email This Post | 22,027 views

An important part of your life or business is crying out for a fresh new start. There’s something magically freeing about wiping the slate clean and beginning new again – but we often waste that magic by stopping short of completion.

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Jun 03 2008

Make Your Move to the Freedom of Self-Employment

Published by under Freedom of Self-Employment | Email This Post Email This Post | 5,140 views

Many talk about the wonderful freedoms of self-employment, but they wait to make their move. They have made up all kinds of reasons why now just isn’t the right time. But if they take the time to look within, they know they’re lying to themselves.

Here’s the truth. Most folks are more ready to make their move than they give themselves credit for.

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May 05 2008

Screw-ups, Fresh Starts & Comebacks

Published by under Getting Unstuck | Email This Post Email This Post | 2,698 views

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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