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 Before I kick off I have two really cool announcements to make at the bottom of this post. If you are a Life Coach that is struggling to generate as many clients as you would like. Or you’re about to embark on a career in Life Coaching and want to be beating salivating clients away with pointy sticks because you’re so busy, hang around till the end. The other is some exciting news I  I ‘met’ Roy Naim on Twitter about 12 months ago, maybe a tad longer now. I was immediately impressed by this guy that talked to just about everybody and anybody. It seemed that Champagne had stolen the word Bubbly off him. The more I got to know him the more I got to admire him, and that was before he became a client. Once I started working with him I was in awe. Here  Think about the one thing that you’d like to achieve in your life that you think is unrealistic and you’ll never get round to? Now ask yourself what exactly is it that makes you think it really is so unrealistic and out of reach? Do you think you’re too old? Or maybe you don’t have time, enough money, enough education or even enough dedication? I’m guessing it’s a shortage of something, because  When I decided to trial my weekend ‘any other business’ posts I decided to throw them open to guest posts too. Shortly after I received an e-mail from Cathy Dean from Colour Your Thinking with the post you are about to read suggesting it may be suitable. Unfortunately it isn’t, because this is the kind of post that shouldn’t be treated lightly or buried on low traffic days, because even though Cathy is self-effacing  When I’m working with a life coaching client on values it’s crucial before I try and work out the hierarchy I understand what each values means to them Even though every word has at least one literal translation in the English language, we also have a tendency, to put our own interpretation on what any particular word means to us. Freedom is a great example of this. I could say to you “I think  My co-author of How To Be Rich and Happy, John Strelecky sent me this post yesterday to publish on the How To Be Rich and Happy blog. On reflection we both thought it better that it receive a wider audience. It’s not an uplifting tale, but it is one worth telling as suicide amongst teens is the third leading cause of death in the US and quite frankly, that should be unacceptable. I have  I wrote a post last week for the How To Be Rich and Happy site called ‘Pay It Forward’. It was inspired by the actions of GM Baker who after reading her copy of How To Be Rich and Happy then wrote a message inside the cover saying: “If you find this book, the it is meant for you. When it changes your life, like it did mine, please pass it on” – GM |
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