BecomingWhoYouWantToBe

While deciding to become a life coach perhaps one of the challenges at first is deciding which life coaching courses provides the most effective training. Will it provide the necessary coaching and business skills to succeed in the business.

It seems that from the time we are born, the people around us are telling us what to do. “Don’t laugh so loud. People are looking at you!” “Why don’t you hang around with that nice girl down the street instead of that other girl you hang out with?” “Why are you [...]

You know that feeling you get when you hear something for the first time that is truly intriguing? The sort of electric feeling that lights you up and gets your attention?
That’s the feeling I had when I heard Wendy G. Young explain her technology for “using the body as
a manifestation tool.”
As an expert in ergonomics, [...]

I find this topic very interesting: lets look at the problems with decision making strategies. Sometimes people have problems generating options in making a decision and that might mean theres no visual construct, theres not enough options or choices and they might have an either or choice.

Often we get caught up in a whirlwind of to-do lists, people we have to call, sales to be made, meetings to attend and countless other little details and future commitments that need to be fulfilled without taking time to breathe and focus on the present. Our lives are increasingly busy and require a level of multi-tasking never seen before. By failing to stay present we actually hurt our businesses and by extension our businesses’ future growth and expansion. You will be better able to fight back against the recession by staying present and giving your full attention to the “now.”

As a girl and young woman, Barbara Arrowsmith Young was painfully aware of the limitations in her thinking. Even simple connecting ideas eluded her – analysis and abstract thinking were extremely difficult. Only through repeated reading could she grasp the meaning of a book. Despite some strengths in her thinking, Ms. Young suffered not only in her schoolwork and everyday life, but also from the stigma of the diagnosis that she was learning disabled.

The co-founders of Unity, Charles and Myrtle Fillmore, wanted a place where they could combine all of the ministries of their growing spiritual education movement under one roof. They wanted a church home. It was 1902 and Charles felt it was time to appoint a building committee. The Unity enterprise had just gotten under way and many people, including some of the Trustee members, felt that the building committee a bit premature.

Self Improvement is a big topic. The catagories range from self awareness to career, relationships, and financial programs. They come in every size and color as well: books, CD’s, DVD’s, workshops, retreats, and individual coaching or counseling. The question is, do these Self Improvement programs work?
In order to decide whether or not a self improvement [...]