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Pepper

May 29th, 2006 No comments

Stress for Pepper is being left alone, someone walking up behind us unannounced, or someone petting him without asking. It’s hard to resist just reaching out with a quick hand, but Pepper has had an unkind hand in the past. He needs to get to know people slowly. He appreciates good manners and slow movements. Pepper is very slowly learning to trust people. I’ve learned from Pepper to laugh, play, go outside when I don’t want to, and live healthier. He’s also introduced me to my neighbors. Someone asked me if I knew my neighbors, and I had to admit that I knew all of the ones with dogs. Life with Pepper is pretty simple. Accepting loves, not questioning why, and just savoring the day. Pepper helps me experience life to the fullest.

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[r] Success Scrolls

May 29th, 2006 No comments

If you loved Napoleon Hill’s “Think And Grow Rich” then you’ll love these Success Scrolls and discussion points related to these scrolls.

This post is a repeat [r] because I am away for the month of May & early June 2006.

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Catching Days

May 28th, 2006 No comments

A schedule defends from chaos and whim. It is a net for catching days. It is a scaffolding on which a worker can stand and labor with both hands at sections of time…Anne Dillard

What are your most effective and ineffective boundaries?

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Coaching Tip #84

May 28th, 2006 No comments

Mind how you phrase your goals and all language that you use.

“Whatever is expressed is impressed. Whatever you say to yourself, with emotion, generates thoughts, ideas and behaviors consistent with those words.” Brian Tracy

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[r] Guidance Cards

May 28th, 2006 No comments

Are you looking for a fun, inspirational tool or want to go deeper and explore the mystery of your intuition?
Sample a free, interactive Online Guidance Cards Session for yourself and return for more anytime that you’d like.

This post is a repeat [r] because I am away for the month of May 2006.

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Who Are You Anyway?

May 28th, 2006 No comments

As Mark McCormack, founder of IMG says, “All things being equal, people will do business with a friend; all things being unequal, people will still do business with a friend”. In other words – we do business with people that we like and trust!
If your web site is to be more than an on line business card and you want it to help you bring people through your marketing funnel, you need to develop a plan to encourage your web site visitor to ultimately trust your advice so that they become one of your valued clients and purchase solutions from you.
One of the ways to overcome the impersonal nature of the web is to make sure your web site has a photograph of you and details of your biography.

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[r] What’s This All About?

May 28th, 2006 No comments

Go to this link at Science of Getting Rich.
Then click on either the “Free Book” tab or “What’s This All About?” tab.
Once there, you’ll see a tab labelled “Update” on the top right-hand side.
Click on this “Update” tab and I am very sure that you’ll thoroughly enjoy everything that is available on that page.
Scroll down to see all the goodies on that page for you. Have fun!

This post is a repeat [r] because I am away for the month of May & early June 2006.

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Compassion

May 27th, 2006 1 comment

An old man said to his grandson, “Boy, I have two tigers caged within me. One is love and compassion. The other is fear and anger.” The young boy asked, “Which one will win, grandfather?” The old man replied, “The one I feed.”…Indian tale

How will you feel when you master a new habit?

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Coaching Tip #83

May 27th, 2006 No comments

” It is easy to perform a good action, but not easy to acquire a settled habit of performing such actions.” Aristotle

When changing habits or taking on new daily practices it is also important to have strategies in place that will ensure the sustainable, long-term endurance of these plans. For example, a jogging partner will get you out of bed to exercise when you’re considering not doing it for a day or two, and vice versa.

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[r] Your Own Ezine

May 27th, 2006 No comments

Download this free ebook

Download this free ebook for yourself

This post is a repeat [r] because I am away for the month of May 2006.

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Ten Keys To Happiness

May 27th, 2006 No comments

Physical well being is inseparable from emotional well being. Happy people are healthy people. The wisdom traditions of the world tell us that happiness does not depend on what you have, but on who you are. As we begin the new year, it may be worthwhile to reflect on what really creates happiness in us. [These] ten keys, gleaned from the wisdom traditions, may give us some insight.

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[r] Outrageous Fortune

May 27th, 2006 No comments


Outrageous Fortune
Learn how things really work in your world – and how to master them. Six hard-hitting lessons in changing your thinking for maximum success.
In your mind you have a certain image of success, and as you work to achieve your goals, it’s crucial that you remember to keep expanding your vision of success as you move forward.
You see, if your vision of what’s possible stops at a certain point, that’s where you stop.
Whatever the size of your vision of reality, you literally cannot go beyond that vision – you’d be trying to step into unreality. Nobody can do that. So the obvious solution is to expand your vision of what’s possible for you. This is the only way you can keep moving forward and making real progress. And this book tells you exactly how to do that. To download your copy, click here.

This post is a repeat [r] because I am away for the month of May & early June 2006.

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Be Like Water

May 26th, 2006 No comments

Don’t be hard like a rock, be soft like water. Ultimately the soft wins over the hard. Be like water, soft, flowing, at ease. The hardness inside will eventually be reduced to sand, and the rock will completely disappear…Lao Tzu

What are your 3 top reasons for developing new and empowering habits?

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