Here’s one of the first responses I received to my offer to respond to specific questions: Sandy, My parents made me feel I wouldn’t amount to much. I believe I have been “living down” to their image. I start to pursue my dreams and then just feel like quitting. Or I don’t follow through on…
Today I’m answering a call for help from a long-time subscriber to my e-letter. His e-mail got me to thinking: Maybe more readers have specific challenges and issues I can help them with by writing a response. Can I help you with a specific kind of motivation? With a question about your business? With a
Since a great deal of my coaching revolves around having a laser-focused target, I was bothered by the fact that my own message wasn’t very clear. Some of you joined my list for motivation and self-help tips. A few of you bought my books and CDs and fewer still eventually contacted me about my services
Please Help Me Give You What You Want I’m grateful that my e-letter is now read by subscribers all over the world. I’ve discussed changing careers with a woman in South Africa and fears about taking a service business to the next level with a retired teacher in Australia. But as my list
I‘m always amazed how people stumble and falter when they’re asked what they do for a living. Some actually dread the question. In the United States, “What do you do?” is the most often asked question in a social or business setting. When someone asks it in a group of people, they are simply looking
In the Great Swamp Race, two runners led the pack. Fred was running this grueling race through twisted vines, muck and mire in the alligator-infested swamp, motivated by his desire to win the gold medal by crossing the finish line first. Ted, on the other hand, might have started out with the same intention, but
