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"You look tired." At least three people on the leadership program and a couple of my colleagues said that to me this week. Nice. I would have preferred, "You look gorgeous!" But 'tired' is the feedback I got. It started to bother me. My mother-in-law says this to me every time I see her. My boss says it to me. My honey says it to me and makes me lie on the couch while he cooks dinner (that part is good!). I realised I was projecting 'tired' out in to my world. And that is just so u... Read More
So you’ve decided to go to a live workshop to learn new skills in your area of expertise or to learn more about how to run a better business. Great. It’s so important to do that on a regular basis, in fact I think it’s so important it should be part of every entrepreneur’s yearly budget. And for more than one reason. Yes you are investing in learning new skills but there’s so much more you can get out of attending a live workshop and be in the room with like minded people. The opportuniti... Read More
It started off badly. I took a phone call from a sales rep who talked really quickly and wanted me to sign up on the spot for the unbelievably-amazing-super-dup er-offer. My spider senses were tingling, and I backed off and used the great pause button, "I must talk with my husband." Not taking 'no' for an answer she persisted - "Shall I call him for you?" (got to admire that kind of tenacity!) I had a pretty good idea of what he might say to that ('bugger off' comes to mind). So I refuse... Read More
If you are anything like me you probably have great ideas for programs you could run all the time. It’s really easy to get excited about an idea and rush ahead too quickly to put it into action. I used to do it and I see others doing it: You launch a program, you fill it you make some money from it and then what? You have to start all over again with a new program and fill that and repeat the whole thing. Then some people want to attend but can’t make the dates so you decide to put... Read More
Fighting cancer is not the best way to heal. Think about it: if you've got a broken ankle do you try to force it to mend? If you've got a cold, do you fight it into submission? If you've got diarrhea to you challenge it to a duel? Healing occurs in a restful, peaceful state. 'Fighting' isn't so peaceful. Fighting is resisting. And you all know that what we resist, persists. Like that annoying zit you keep picking at, and it keeps coming back. Like the neighbour's b... Read More
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