Passions into Profits

April 7th, 2011

Passions into Profits

by Cynthia Brian

Are you passionate about your business? If not, why not? People who know their purpose and are passionate about living are happier, more fun-loving, have less stress and are more excited about every opportunity. Do you know how to turn your passions into profits?

Here are a few tips that will assist you in living your dream.

1. Dream the dream. Don’t worry if it seems crazy or impossible. What do you love to do in life? If you knew you could not fail, what would you tackle and who would you be? Dream big. Read more...

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business, coaching, dreams, goals, lessons, living the dream. cynthia brian, mentoring, passion, plans, possibility, profits, purpose, success

Top Ten Ways to Stay an Introvert and Be Happy During the Holidays

November 1st, 2010

Top Ten Ways to Stay an Introvert and Be Happy During the Holidays

Being true to yourself can help you be happier and more successful in the short as well as long term in particular as we approach the holidays. Misconceptions still prevail about introverts or introversion. While the world seems to be more extroverted there are actually, according to recent research, as many introverts as extroverts. But perception drives reality in people thinking things like, “If I am not more extroverted, what is wrong with me?” There is nothing wrong. Introversion isn’t a disease and it isn’t wrong. Apply any of these ideas to your holiday season for a happier time. Read more...

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coaching, extroversion, holiday, introversion, patricia weber, stress relief

Giving Yourself Permission

August 9th, 2010

I was speaking with a prospective Master Key Coaching client. He was telling me what he wanted to attain and what he wanted to do. As he told me his goals, I noticed something — something just popped into my head.

One of his goals was that he wanted to tithe to his church. He wanted to give a portion of the money he made to his church so that they could perform good deeds.

As you well know, giving is important. The amount doesn’t necessarily matter. It’s mainly the idea that you are putting yourself — and your money — out there so that it will do good for others. Read more...

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Anthony Michalski, coaching, giving yourself permission, goal setting, motivation, vision

Resolving conflict peacefully

July 5th, 2010

RESOLVING CONFLICT PEACEFULLY by John Wilder

Fighting comes naturally, peacefully resolving conflict does not. I am sure that you can remember all too well fights that you have had in your own relationship. The problem with fighting is that no one wants to “lose” the fight so we lock into combat that almost always escalates into dysfunction. That dysfunction can be screaming, throwing things, cursing and/or hitting a spouse. Read more...

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coaching, counseling, family, john wilder, marriage, relationships

Coaching versus counseling

June 29th, 2010

COACHING VERSUS COUNSELING by John Wilder

There is a dirty little secret in the marriage counseling industry. 75% of all couples who go to marriage counseling end up being divorced. There is a quiet revolution taking place in this country where some forward thinking counselors are abandoning the traditional counseling methods and adopting a “coaching” style. A couple of well known counselors have made the transition like Michelle Weiner Davis, author of: DIVORCE BUSTING and Dr. Willard Harley, author of HIS NEEDS HER NEEDS. Read more...