A guest post by Lillian Maresch, Ph.D.
So many people have taken the courageous step to walk away from careers that no longer provide them with intrinsic or energetic rewards, literally choosing personal happiness and inner fulfillment over the need for a high paying job that leaves them emotionally bankrupt.
For example, a multi-talented teacher in the [...]
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Thursday, November 19th, 2009 at
10:33 am by
Peter Ayers
Perry Marshall is credited with the following quote:
“Nobody who bought a drill actually wanted a drill. They wanted a hole. Therefore, if you want to sell drills, you should advertise information about making holes – NOT information about drills.”
Likewise, if you want to sell coaching, you should feature the benefits that people derive from coaching. [...]
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I recently attended an interesting family conference entitled “Rethinking Education”. The highlight for me was a presenter named Daniel Armstrong (www.FindATree.com) whose subject was “What’s Your Dream?”
Daniel has had a colorful and dynamic career. He studied political science at Columbia, law and business at UCLA. He served as an aide to former United States Senator [...]
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I was.
I discovered the reason why so many people say they want the perfect life but never achieve it.
They are simply resisting change in their life.
Why is that?
Mainly, when change has entered a person’s life in the past, it usually came in the form of a loss, not a gain.
It carried with it pain, not [...]
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