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[ 2008-07-02 ]
Did I get your attention?
Good; that was the point. No one should have just a job after 40. Before 40, it is necessary to build your ego in the world. It is critical for self-development, self-esteem, and to get a sense of your place in the world. by craig nathanson
[ 2008-05-09 ]
Is your work coherent with your life? by craig nathanson
[ 2008-04-06 ]
We humans are terrible at preparing for the crisis
It seems to me that many people tend to ignore their needs in mid-life. We tend to be very good at reacting to a crisis, but terrible at planning for one. by craig nathanson
[ 2008-03-08 ]
What is life about? How will you make a difference in the world? Your purpose drives your behavior and can provide you with daily energy and happiness. What is the purpose of your life? Think deeply about where you most want to make a contribution in the world. by Jacob Gan
[ 2008-02-20 ]
This paper discusses how to help our children to cope with their problems by Jacob Gan
[ 2008-02-20 ]
This article discusses how you can provide better help to your friends and loved ones by extending emphathy and empowerment, instead of giving advice. by Liz Quillnan
[ 2008-02-15 ]
Many people who think that they have no direction in their lives will go to a life coach for assistance. In order to help you achieve your goals and plans for the future, a life coach can help you get your life back on track. by John Mehrmann
[ 2008-02-14 ]
Is it better to be right, or to do right? Is there a real difference between being right and doing the right thing? When it comes to communications, support, and teamwork, there is a perceptible difference between the two. by Vivian Banta
[ 2008-02-01 ]
This article discusses the importance of sharing medical and other critical information with people and why you should get it from your aging parents and adult children, too. by Vivian Banta
[ 2008-01-24 ]
Is someone at work or in your family just getting on your last nerve? Does their behavior make you crazy? Do you think they might even be out to get you?! This article addresses how chasing unmet needs can sometimes be misperceived as evil intention and how to cope with co-workers, bosses, family members and others whose behavior gets to you. by Craig Elliott Elliott
[ 2008-01-09 ]
Disasters that occur in freezing temperatures present their own set of dangers that differ from other disasters. by Craig Elliott Elliott
[ 2008-01-09 ]
A disaster is chaos, by definition. Disasters result in confusion and misdirection. Many people want to help, but unfortunately, often add to the turmoil. by Craig Elliott Elliott
[ 2008-01-09 ]
The first course of action in mentally preparing yourself for a disaster is not to become panic-stricken at the prospect that a disaster could strike at any time. by craig nathanson
[ 2008-01-05 ]
Evaluate where you are by Meiron Lees
[ 2008-01-03 ]
This article describes the factors that comprise the essence of a corporate coaching or executive coaching program in the Australian corporate environment. It suggests some of the key aspects to consider when making a decision to implement any corporate coaching program. Often senior executives are called to make a decision of which executive coaching program to choose from, but how do they know they’re making the right choice? by Anne Walsh
[ 2008-01-01 ]
If you are reading this, there is probably a part of you that is tired of being angry, tired of flying off the handle at small irritations, tired of giving your nearest and dearest a hard time, tired of feeling guilty because you said and did things that were not acceptable. I’d like to share with you some of the ways I got my anger under control. Essentially, I took a four-step approach. by Anne Walsh
[ 2008-01-01 ]
One of the most useful models I have found for understanding the learning cycle is the model described by Thomas Gordon as the “conscious competence learning stage model”. What I plan to do in this article is describe some of the “symptoms” of each part of the cycle, what learners need in this stage and give some practical illustrations. by Rintu Basu
[ 2007-12-28 ]
I am sat, writing this at the end of December 2008 I have met and talked with quite a few people that would like next year to be different from the last. This article contains a few ideas as to how you can make that happen more easily. by Delton Doucet
[ 2007-12-27 ]
Your subconscious mind is your emotional source where your memories are stored and your conscious mind is the nerve center of your desires as well as the overseer of the subconscious mind. To control your mind power is to control your life. by Delton Doucet
[ 2007-12-24 ]
Your self-esteem is very important in the level of confidence you will have throughout your daily life. It is the way you view and feel about yourself that will have a very profound effect on how you life will proceed each day. by Meiron Lees
[ 2007-12-20 ]
The question many Australian leaders have pondered is whether corporate coaching, executive coaching and leadership training is worth all that it’s meant to be. Often the problem is that corporate coaching and executive coaching programs have no measurable results. by Meiron Lees
[ 2007-12-20 ]
Corporate coaching and executive coaching has become more and more accepted as a development opportunity for Australian organisations but how do you choose the one that will be the most compatible and give you the best results? by sheri falcone
[ 2007-12-15 ]
Letting go and experiencing the dance of life
by craig nathanson
[ 2007-12-02 ]
How do you define success? by Anne Walsh
[ 2007-12-01 ]
Yes folks it’s that time of the year again. A time when every aspect of popular culture tells us to be happy, loving and full of cheer and when many of us feel like ripping the head off our nearest and dearest. Here are some tips to help you get through Christmas if Mr. Claus is not one of your more cherished icons. by Craig Harper
[ 2007-11-21 ]
In a culture which is desperate for a shortcut (we are the quick-fix generation) it's easy to sell lies because so many of us don't wanna buy the truth... it's not nearly as attractive. We spend millions every day on weight-loss products because we get sucked in by terms like 'quick, easy, fast and painless'... and we continue to get fatter... because all that crap doesn't work!! by Mark V. Hansen
[ 2007-11-15 ]
None of us sees the world as it truly is. Rather, we see the world on the screen of our mind’s eye, with many alterations and modifications. You can change how you imagine or think of the object of your phobia! by Mark Victor Hansen
[ 2007-10-29 ]
Are you going to focus on the potholes you created on the highway of life, or are you going to move down that highway and enjoy the ride?
by Jon Daniels Daniels
[ 2007-10-27 ]
Jon has understood that having confidence in your own ability is key to succeeding in your goals, "Lack of confidence holds you back; it can keep you from achieving the success you work so hard for. It adds unnecessary stress to everyday situations and it can badly derail you" says Jon, "The good news is that confidence – yours and that of your people – can be gained quickly and permanently through effective training and one-to-one coaching."
by Mark Victor Hansen
[ 2007-10-24 ]
Attitude opens doors. Always has. Always will. You can train skills, but you can’t usually train attitudes. I always hire people with a good attitude. by Carl "J.C." Pantejo
[ 2007-10-23 ]
Even though I have a Master of Business Administration degree, I chronically found myself in the same situation: Too much month left over after the money. My friends thought I was a sap, too nice all the time. It’s just that when I saw someone in need, I felt compelled to help. Here in Thailand, it seemed that EVERYONE WAS IS NEED! IN NEED OF MY MONEY! Crying women would come over to my apartment and tell me all their troubles. I believed about one-half of those tales of woe.
by Roslyn Randle
[ 2007-10-19 ]
Wellness Coaching has increased in popularity in the health community because of it’s foundation in holistic nutrition and alternative health. As more and more people become in tuned to the benefits of holistic health, career opportunities for Wellness Coaches, Holistic Life Coaches, and Holistic Life Counseling are sky-rocketing, with coaches earning as much as $6,000 weekly. by Ignacio Ceja
[ 2007-10-14 ]
When it comes to manifesting our desires, feeling like we deserve what we want can sometimes be our biggest hurdle. Read on and find out how you can overcome this difficulty. by amy guan
[ 2007-10-13 ]
As parents, you should learn how to detect low self esteem in your child or children. Early detection is important and parent’s observation is the best way to determine if your child suffers from low self esteem. From then onward, parents should take every measure they could to increase their child self esteem. by Eric Mayo
[ 2007-10-13 ]
Properly completing employment applications will be the difference between being hired and not being hired. by craig nathanson
[ 2007-10-12 ]
# 1 Figure out why you should quit in the first place
That’s right. If you find joy, passion and meaning in your work, there is no reason to quit. Sadly, this isn’t the case for many of the people I meet. by Samuel Kirschner
[ 2007-09-20 ]
All of us experience stress, fear and anxiety from the challenges we face – whether we are dealing with pain, loss, illness, or adversity. Our bodies tighten, our minds become frozen with fear, and the anxiety makes us want to flee. Learning and practicing breathing skills can make a dramatic difference in the quality of our lives. Sometimes we have to touch the edge of the unknown to create art, go into the deep end of ourselves to generate more happiness, and recycle our own pain to make love real. by craig nathanson
[ 2007-09-08 ]
Save your life?
by Biana Babinsky
[ 2007-08-30 ]
Coaches, are you confused about how to price your e-books, teleseminars and other information products? Do you set a random price hoping that this turns out to be the "magical" price that your customers are willing to pay? If you answered yes to this question you are losing a lot of money because you didn't price your products correctly. by Tim VanRavenswaay
[ 2007-08-22 ]
You've made the decision to get a personal coach, where do you begin? Tim offers some great advice on where to look and what to do once you find a coach. by Jacob Gan
[ 2007-08-15 ]
This article discusses how you can communicate better using the "I" message by Bruce Schneider
[ 2007-08-15 ]
Whether a seeker or hoping to become a professional coach, people from every walk of life are turning to life coach training. by Mark Sanford
[ 2007-07-19 ]
Journal keeping allows for self observation,self analysis, self understanding and the beginning of self created solutions for change. by Biana Babinsky
[ 2007-07-09 ]
I have heard this way too many times. I have heard it from every type of a coach. Many life, career and business coaches who have been in business for some time have told me that they are not actively marketing their business. When I ask why not, it seems that they are waiting for something to happen before they can start marketing their business online: by craig nathanson
[ 2007-07-07 ]
Do you have the just the right support network in place for you? by Thanaseelan Vengadasalam
[ 2007-07-06 ]
Over time, our body as a whole starts degenerating. Our muscles start losing power and shape. Wrinkles start appearing on our face. The neurons in our brain start becoming less active. They are all beyond our control because that is nature. What remains in our control then? by Vivek Ray
[ 2007-07-05 ]
Success is not a chance but a choice. More precisely it is an educated choice. I am yet to find a person who was just roaming on the streets and suddenly found himself a success, or a person got up one fine morning to find that he is successful. Success is always by design and a well formulated and executed plan. by Vivek Ray
[ 2007-07-01 ]
Success is not permanent. The achievement, you are feeling happy about will not mean a thing to you tomorrow. You must have taken some journeys when you were young. You must have felt good when a milestone passed as you looked out of the window, and a moment later you were looking forward to next. But were you still excited about the journey you had just taken when you reached the destination? by Christine Jackson
[ 2007-06-21 ]
The Art of Selfishness
Achieving a harmonious balance between your work responsibilities and your personal life requires that you become selfish. That’s right, selfish. Stop frowning and wipe that look of disbelief from your face. Let’s look at this concept in more detail by examining the word “selfish” in more detail.
by Ineke Van Lint Van Lint
[ 2007-06-11 ]
We’ve all come to earth with a unique mission. This is a special assignment, and it’s connected to your passions, preferences, spontaneous interests and desires. Looking at what attracts you, over different periods of your life, gives you important clues as to what your mission holds.
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