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02 June 2010, 02:08
Alter Your Jacket Coaching bySteven Aitchison
Alter Your Jacket Coaching
Life is a jacket that doesn’t fit some of us and sometimes it’s hard to know that the jacket can be altered to suit you, just like going to a shop and trying on different jackets, you don’t have to stick with the one the salesman thinks suits you. We all have different needs, different wants and different ways of thinking which is why the world is such a great place to be in, we are all different and essentially most of us get on with each other.
Alter The Jacket coaching is about reaching your potential in life one goal at a time, just like altering a jacket, one section at a time.
What is coaching?
Coaching is a relationship whereby two people get together to learn: the coach gets to learn about you and you get motivation, knowledge and encouragement from the coach. Sometimes we need someone running alongside us just to motivate us, to keep us on track and use them to hold us accountable for our actions and that is what a coach is there for. Most successful people use coaches or mentors to help them get to where they want to go in life either mentally, spiritually or physically.
Who Do I work With?
Essentially I will work with anyone who thinks they need help with a goal they have in life which could be business oriented, blog oriented, life oriented. One size does not fit all here so our sessions are tailored to suit you. If you want to grow you blog that’s great I can help with that, if you want to start writing a product, brilliant I can help with that as well, if you want to reach your full potential I can help with that as well.
I love helping people grow and sometimes there’s a sticky area which needs another pair of ears and eyes to see where the sticky point is, that’s what coaching is about and it doesn’t matter what area of life it is. Obviously I can’t help you discover the ‘theory of everything’, that’s a bit too specialised, however on the whole most goals in life follow a path and I can help you with that path and alter your jacket to suit you.
Sometimes we may both realise that you do not need help and you only had to ask a few questions to get you kickstarted, and that’s great.
How can I help you?
There are three main areas I can help you in
* Life Coaching for a specific goal – I can help you with a specific goal you have in mind. I think it works better if you work on one goal at a time. I can help with motivation, perspective, and momentum.
* Growing your blog - I have grown the blog to over 8,000 subscribers and 5,000 of them have only joined in the last 8 months since I started to concentrate full time on the blog. I can help you with article writing, article frequency, basic SEO, images, guest writing, authenticity, and a lot more.
* Getting an idea for a product off the ground – I have worked on many of my own projects and have written 4 books, 4 ebooks, put together a downloadable mp3 product at www.binaural-mind.com, and made a video package product at www.yourfirstclickbanksale.com I am currently working on my first major product launch which will be completed in June/July of this year.
A few things you need to know
* Make no mistake that this coaching is in no way about me, it’s about getting you to where you want to be in life. To do that you have to take action, when you do that you will be a lot closer to your goal than you would have had you kept on doing the things your were doing.
* For a coaching relationship to work we have to be honest with each other and feel comfortable in being honest so if I think you’re not pulling your weight I will tell you and similarly I would expect the same from you.
* You will be going outside your comfort zones when you work with me and I will be giving you homework that challenges you. Going outside your current comfort zones ensures that you are growing, growing as a person, and growing toward your goals in life.
* It’s really in my best interests for your to succeed so i will do all I can to help you when I know you are being genuine and trying as hard as you can.
More http://www.stevenaitchison.co.uk/blog/coaching/
Enjoy!
Margarita Nomeikiene
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27 May 2010, 15:27
Land of the free because of the brave By Harvey Mackay
Land of the free because of the brave
By Harvey Mackay
For some, Memorial Day is the unofficial start of summer, a long holiday weekend to head to the beach or fire up the barbeque. I sincerely hope that Americans attach a deeper meaning to this unique holiday.
Lee Greenwood wrote a popular patriotic song a number of years ago with lyrics that are perfect for Memorial Day:
"And I'm proud to be an American,
where at least I know I'm free.
And I won't forget the men who died,
who gave that right to me."
Whenever I hear that song, I am reminded how fortunate we are to live in a country where we can live pretty much as we please, within the law, of course. We rarely stop to think about what we are allowed to say or do, or where we can go. We are free to make our own choices.
What does this have to do with a column about business? Plenty! Our whole democracy survives because we have brave men and women who fight to protect our way of life. What we have in America simply doesn't exist anywhere else in the world.
We all have the chance to study what interests us, work where we choose to work, take risks and fail and try again. We sell our products on the free market, hire from a well-educated and motivated workforce, grow our businesses without limits if we are successful, and make a fair profit. We go to sleep at night knowing the morning will bring another opportunity.
We owe our freedom to those who are willing to defend it.
As a businessman who has realized the American dream, I understand that the sacrifices of our valiant service people have enabled us to live free and pursue our opportunities. We take our liberty for granted, but as the saying goes, freedom isn't free. We owe such a great debt to those who have died wearing an American uniform, or lived to tell about it ... is one day a year enough?
Here's a brief history lesson about Memorial Day. In the 19th century, "Decoration Day" was started to encourage citizens to decorate the graves of soldiers who died in the Civil War. After World War I, the observance expanded to include ceremonies honoring those who died in all of America's wars. The holiday became Memorial Day in 1967.
Now, Memorial Day is celebrated on the last Monday in May. Touching and beautiful ceremonies are held at cemeteries across the country, and if you haven't ever attended one, I encourage you to go this year. I guarantee you'll come away with a new appreciation for the extraordinary efforts of our veterans, and the ultimate sacrifice of those who gave their lives for our country.
General George S. Patton offered his own perspective: "It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank God that such men lived."
Over 400,000 American soldiers and sailors died in World War II. Around 1,000 World War II veterans are dying each day. These are the unsung heroes who saw action in Europe, Asia and Africa, and then came home and got down to business. We know them as the "Greatest Generation" -- the men and women who took on big challenges and gave selflessly. Can we meet those standards?
I drive past Fort Snelling National Cemetery in Minneapolis every time I go to the airport. The unending rows of white grave markers are a solemn reminder of the millions who have died for our country from the Revolutionary War to the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
I wonder how many of us could survive boot camp, much less wartime conditions. My worst day at the office will never compare to what our veterans have endured.
We honor them for their commitment and service. We recognize their sacrifices, and their families' sacrifices, that allow us to go about our everyday activities. Even those of us who work seven days a week still go home at night, unlike those on long deployments overseas.
We shouldn't wait until Memorial Day to show our gratitude for our servicemen and women. Yes, I am an unashamed flag-waver. I like it here, and I am grateful to those who have made my freedoms possible.
Mackay's Moral: Show your true colors -- honor our veterans.
Enjoy!
Sincerely, Margarita Nomeikiene
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16 May 2010, 00:54
The universe is change by M.Aurelijus & R.Frishman
Tip # 2 Sponsorship Tips from Mitch Mortimer
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Think about how we can serve our Mother's!
Happy Mothers Day! I hope everyone has a wonderful day honouring the very
special person that brought us all in this world, you Mom. In honor of
Mothers Day, My tip today is all about Mom's. The fact is that Mom's
everywhere are one of the top three demographics that all of corporate
America try's to reach and successfully market to. Do you want to know why?
It's because they are the top decision makers for most day to day purchases
that take place in the marketplace today.
So here is the tip. If you are an author or someone who is considering
getting into speaking and you are in the beginning stages of developing your
content, you definitely want to consider tailoring your content to address
the Mom Market. It is one of the hottest markets to develop content for.
There are hundreds of brands that are designed to help mother's but also
think of the thousands of brands out there that are for kids that Mom's buy
for. Who do you think companies market to buy those products? Mom's! So the
next time you are thinking of a subject or topic to write about that can
attract corporate partners. Do what you do on Mother's day, think about your
Mom and all the moms everywhere and how you can serve them.Again Happy
Mothers Day!
If you are you looking for help finding Corporate Partners, check out
Author Source and their Sponsorship Marketing Program. They DO IT FOR YOU!
Author Source President Mitch Mortimer and his team have years of experience
selling sponsorship for clients including working in NASCAR. They help you
build your Sponsorship Platform and then they go out and find you sponsors.
You owe it to yourself to check these guys out.
http://www.sponsorshipmarketing.biz
Enjoi!
Rick Frishman & Margarita Nomeikiene
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