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Author :: John Taylor  |
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| Article Title :: Listen To Me Lad Says Jack |
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| Once upon a time, a very long time ago, when I was first starting out as an apprentice engineer, I was told to sit next to Jack.Jack was the longest serving Draughtsman in the organisation and he was one of the most lazy people I have ever met. However, I earned something very important from Jack...Jack gave me a small project to prepare a technical drawing of a simple part for a machine. I can't remember what the machine was but I made a mess of my first attempt and hurriedly tried to rub it out before anyone spotted my mistake."Listen to me lad" says Jack, "just you remember that you get paid just as much to rub out as you do to draw in the first place, so don't you (read full article) |
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| Category :: Coaching Articles |
Author :: Dr. Robert A. Eubanks |
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| Article Title :: COACHING: When it's Beyond Oprah and Dr. Phil |
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| How many more servings of the daytime self-help salad will it take to sooth your appetite? To actually get your life to where you want it to be? To actually start seeing changes for yourself rather than just on the tear-filled faces of Oprah’s latest guests?How about the alternatives? If you stick with TV then you will likely wind up in frightening dead ends with the likes of Jerry, Ricky and Montel. So, you read a few more Chicken Soup books, listen to another Anthony Robbins seminar and double up on the appointments with your shrink. Still nothing?Consider coaching. Within the past decade, life (or personal) coaching has become the self-help book put into action. Once re (read full article) |
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Author :: Jennifer Koretsky |
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| Article Title :: Why Daily Planning is So Important for Adults with ADD |
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| For adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), details are a drag. We tend to see the big picture and want to jump straight to the finish line, wishing we could skip all the steps in between. Unfortunately, this perspective often causes us to become overwhelmed when it's time to start a project. We know where we want to end up, but we don't know where to start.The same is true for day-to-day life. Adults with ADD often start the day knowing what should ideally get accomplished, but not sure where to begin or how to prioritize. This often leads to stress and guilt, which can spiral into more bad feelings, and less action.In order to avoid this scenario, adults with AD (read full article) |
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| Category :: Coaching Articles |
Author :: Graham Hunt |
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| Article Title :: Sorry Dr Maslow, I Think You Got It Wrong |
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| In the 1950s Abraham Maslow published a book entitled " Motivation and Personality" in which he outlided his now famous Hierarchy of Needs. Over the years since its publication Maslow's work has gained wide acceptance as a tool in understanding human motivation. It has been used in areas as diverse as Consumer Marketing and Christian Evangelism,as well, of course, psychology. Maslow rightly holds a place of high regard in many circles.I do, however, believe Maslow got it wrong....at least in the order in which he places the various needs within his Hierarchy.According to Maslow, the order ran from basic physiological needs (things we need to maintain life) through safety (read full article) |
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| Category :: Coaching Articles |
Author :: Caroline Jordan |
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| Article Title :: Coaches, Do You Make These 7 Deadly Cash Flow Mistakes in Your Practice? |
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| Managing cash flow is every small business owner’s most important function. Avoid these seven deadly mistakes to make sure you aren’t creating cash flow problems in your coaching practice.1. Using the “Fly By The Seat of Your Pants” Accounting Method.When tax time rolls around do you find yourself pawing through piles of paper on your desk looking for credit card receipts from your business trip? Or are you upside down digging under the seat of your car trying to figure out where all your gas receipts are? Are you wondering if that coffee stained piece of paper is an invoice from a supplier? Do you have a vague feeling that someone, somewhere owes you money but, you (read full article) |
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| Category :: Coaching Articles |
Author :: Ruth Zanes |
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| Article Title :: Business Career, Executive, Life Coaching Article Mechanisms of the Mind (Achieving Success) |
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| Suppose that the human mind is nothing more than a bio-computer and that the function of this computer is to get its owner exactly what he says he wants.. The computer mind takes what you say very literally. So, if you say you cannot do something, the mind interprets that as a command and makes sure you cannot do it. If you say you are confused and don't know what you want, the mind makes sure you have that experience.That is why the harder we try to change, the very things we want to change persist stronger than ever. Think about it. How many times in a day do we give our minds negative commands? We say things such as "this is hard for me," or we complain that we don't have someth (read full article) |
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| Category :: Coaching Articles |
Author :: Ruth Zanes |
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| Article Title :: Business Career Executive Coaching Article -Motivator, Discipline and Desire |
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| "There is a certain combination of desire and discipline in the way I work. Discipline by itself simply is not enough in the creative process."
- Robert De NiroMany of us think of discipline as a highly positive characteristic. When we fail to keep our resolve to take the actions that lead to success, we point to our lack of discipline with regret and disappointment.Human beings really like the focus and structure of imposing discipline on themselves to achieve specific outcomes. But discipline implies that you have to push through something unpleasant to achieve the outcome you are after. Pain, suffering and struggle seem to be present when we invoke discipline. Most of all (read full article) |
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| Category :: Coaching Articles |
Author :: Mike Litman |
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| Article Title :: Success Secrets - The #1 Money Secret I Learned from Interviewing Over 23 Millionaires |
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| All over the Net, people are asking you to pay them for 'get rich' secrets, all the 'systems' have different names. Have you ever asked yourself this question, how many of them are really rich? Maybe a few, right?Wouldn't it be refreshing the learn money making secrets from ones who have documentation to back up there success? Then you know they are legit. They walk their talk. And then they are worth listening to. True?Since 1998, I've hosted a business/self improvement radio show headquartered in New York. I've interviewed over 23 millionaires, many multi-millionaires. I've talked to the top CEO's in America, top motivational speakers, best selling authors, marketing guru' (read full article) |
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| Category :: Coaching Articles |
Author :: Kimberly Fulcher |
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| Article Title :: Passport to Passion |
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| Passion is a feeling of excitement and intensity. The energy of passion fuels a fulfilled life, and supports the growth and development of our personal purpose and potential. When was the last time you felt pure passion? Do you even know what you’re passionate about? Would you recognize an opportunity to reconnect with your personal passion if one presented itself?In childhood, you were filled with passion. You knew instinctively what you loved, and you probably approached each day with joy and anticipation. You were truly connected with your passions, and you were living authentically. Then, you grew up. You got responsible, and your passion was replaced by the multitude (read full article) |
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| Category :: Coaching Articles |
Author :: Lance Winslow |
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| Article Title :: Some Business Coaches are in Error |
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| Many business coaches deny the power of suggestion while using it. For instance a corporate inner circle will be told that they have inner conflicts with ethical practice due to the stockholders coming first, the customers coming second and employees coming third. They will tell the corporate management team that often what must be done short term to appease shareholders may not be good long term for employee units or quality of products to the end user. Yet this is linear thinking for some one who plays at a higher level in western culture and corporate America. Our goals is win/win/win. And if you will read Jim Collins book “Built to Last” you will see my point here.These bus (read full article) |
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