Archive for the 'Career & Work' Category

22 Mar

Successful Coaching – Serving More, Serving Better

Coaches have a hard road to walk… if they act like the typical coach.
Typical coach — let me explain. Most coaches (as well as doctors, therapists and others in healing and helping fields) usually feel it’s noble to help other people. So far so good. Nothing wrong with that.
But alongside that very healthy urge [...]

26 Feb

Self Control – Your Brain’s RESET Switch

Ever do something that didn’t make sense, then wonder, “What made me do that?!!” Or have you ever firmly decided to tackle an important task, then fiddled around, procrastinating till it was way too late?
Maybe you’d love to have a RESET BUTTON in your brain… press it and instantly stop the self-defeating behavior.

13 Feb

THE Economy Is Not YOUR Economy

There’s a lot of talk these days about “the economy,” and it all seems to be bad news. No matter where we go, what we watch, or who we read, the views presented seem uniformly depressing.
Banks are failing… giant corporations are cutting back, merging or shutting their doors completely… people are out of work and [...]

12 Feb

Listen to the Open EFT Call Recording

Yesterday marked the first in a new series of Open EFT Calls which will be presented about twice a month. During this call, we worked on three different problems.

Procrastination – tension over phoning or writing
Avoidance of doing ANY money management
Panic attacks and fear of being alone

If you’re troubled by any of these [...]

22 Dec

In Succeeding Are You a User – or a Usee?

Everyone can think of an insensitive, maniplative boss, co-worker or family member who often steps on everyone else’s feelings. This is common among those who are so intent on “getting ahead” that they have no time for nor interest in the well-being of those around them.
And if you’re that insensitive person, the highest price of [...]

26 Jun

Action Isn’t the Whole Answer — Think About It

In this age of manic communicating and hyper-activity, we hear many of our success gurus advising us to “take massive action.”
Yes, that can be good advice… but what kind of action? Unfortunately, many of us get it wrong… then spend most of our waking hours in reactive, low-quality activities aimed at simply trying to [...]

11 May

Good Advice that Shaped 19 High Achievers

“The Best Advice I Ever Got.” I don’t usually pay much attention to the financial magazines, but the headline on this one was too good to pass up, so I bought the May 12 issue of Fortune, and I’m glad I did.
This article presents quotes from 19 high achievers, or as Fortune calls them, “accomplished [...]

06 May

Your Biggest Block – ‘Who Am I to Do That?’

As you move yourself forward toward increased success, if you’re doing your work right, you’re going to meet expanding opportunities to serve a wider community, market or audience.
And at each stage of that growth, one side of you is going to dig in its heels and protest desperately, with self-talk such as:
“Who am I [...]

05 Apr

Are Your Agreements Worth Anything at All?

It’s infuriating, right? Somebody makes a promise to you, and then they break it. Or they agree to do something but then blow it off like it doesn’t even matter.
I’m not talking about an occasional can’t-be-helped situation beyond reasonable control, like late air flights, or a wreck tying up traffic. I’m talking about serial agreement [...]

05 Mar

Getting Back to Grandaddy’s Business Rules

You know, business doesn’t have to be a complex, Harvard-B-school kind of thing, all complicated and hard for ordinary mortals to understand.
It CAN be boiled down to some pretty simple stuff.
My paternal grandfather didn’t have a degree in business. In fact, he never got past the fourth grade, but that didn’t stop him from running [...]