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"My Summer Vacation"
As you know, I haven't been Posting a lot in the last few weeks. True, I've had seminars in Kenya and Brazil, but my calendar is mainly filled with blanks.
Winter Blues: Motivating Employees
Although the winter season is mostly noted for its joyous holiday festivities, in the workplace this time of year can signal a time for slowing down. Many employees become distracted due to seasonal merriment or the exhaustion the festivities often bring. This issue of Astronology takes a peek into how HR leaders can motivate employees, even when there are economic hardships, distractions, or exhaustion present within the organization.
Marketing Strategies: Seven Tips to Thrive This Holiday Season
Do you think holidays are something to survive? Learn how to create your joy this season! This article gives you some great tips on how to thrive during the holidays.
Marketing Strategies: Create Your Own Version of the Holidays
Do you let traffic and consumerism affect your holidays? Learn how to create a holiday spirit that uplifts you! This article gives you some great tips on how to create your own unique version of the holidays.
Watch who you let near your mind
With the Sub-prime market issue in the US and its effects on countries and the world’s stock markets featuring as a daily major news item at present who can blame people for getting a bit nervous and worried about the future. You can see it with the panic selling of shares and so forth. However if we let this and other issues get to us and allow ourselves to blow things out of all proportion we can, in turn, create our own demise. Whilst it is critical for business owners and sales people to keep abreast of market changes and challenges we can let real and, more often than not, perceived threats get the better of us.
Smart Women Celebrate Their Independence
This article is about how fortunate women are to have the opportunity to live independent lives in this country (US). We have the opportunity to become whoever we want to be and do the things in life that we love. We can live out our passion and purpose freely.

Five Keys to Controlling Time
Controlling time seems to be a continuous challenge for all of us, how can we get more control and enjoy the day and life more. Here are a few ideas that work.

Clutter is Only Money in Your Pocket
Not all clutter needs to go out to a garage sale in order to make you money. By keeping all of your sales receipts you can give yourself some more money and time.
The huge cost of hesitation
I knew that being hesitant in the sales arena was a no-no, but I didn't know just how much business it could cost.

Are You Throwing in the Towel Too Soon? More Musings from the Marathon
Why would knowing how to finish a marathon have to do with your business? Because you might be having the same problems in your business -- demons coming out to play when you get close to the finish line and you throwing in the towel too soon and not seeing the success you deserve. Here¹s some ways you can get beyond that.
How to be an elite Sales-Athlete
I call anyone serious about selling a 'sales athlete'. If you look at elite athletes, many if not all, seldom step outside the realms of what they do best. It's very hard to achieve an elite level in life, sport or selling - multi-tasking. In particular if multi tasking requires a completely different or contradictory set of skills.

Move your body.
Daily exercise is vital to both your physical health and mental wellbeing. The human body was not designed to spend 40, 50 or more hours a week sitting behind a desk, yet that is exactly how most of us spend our lives.
April Fools Day: Employee Morale and How to Kill it in 5 Easy Steps
For our first article in April, in recognition of April Fool’s Day, we’ve decided to make light of a serious topic. As an August 2008 Training Trends e-newsletter pointed out, there are “countless articles and books that promise to tell employers how to boost employee morale.” Why not take a shortcut from buying and reading all of those books and take a look at the top 5 ways to kill employee morale?

Life is a Marathon
Three time cancer conqueror, Matt Jones, shares winning strategies he learned from overcoming cancer and running a marathon after relearning how to walk. No matter the challenge or goal you face these strategies will help you be successful in the marathon called life.

Sales Training – Top Doublespeak Traps Salespeople Want to Avoid
Salespeople who focus on product knowledge training to the detriment of communication skills often fall into the trap of doublespeak. Here are the top four doublespeak traps to avoid.
Eye Contact
There are a million little things like this that make up the whole. I have literally made thousands of sales by actually switching gears right in the middle of a sentence when I see my talking point is not going to fly. For all the people that fancy themselves as professional salespeople, there are very few that really are.
Productivity Lessons from an Accidental Entrepreneur
Susan is in business for herself, but did not set out to be an entrepreneur. She stumbled into entrepreneurship (or self-employment) upon returning to work after a major health challenge, and finding herself essentially out of a job. An important mind shift changed Susan's approach to work, from keeping time to focusing on results. Her willingness to examine her beliefs about work, which were formed in the 9-5 working world, gave her the opportunity to create her own rules for working.

Focus on Your Talents
Most people are focused on where the opportunities are and then try to fit themselves into that mould, without giving appropriate thought to their own unique talents and abilities. However, that's not always a great idea. Because today's business playing field is slippery, time is a commodity you don't have, the future is unknown, and security is a thing of the past! In this environment it is important to remember to try differently, rather than trying harder!
Zzzzz’s – Catch some!
When you are under stress and duress, sleep patterns can often be disrupted. Lack of sleep leads to fatigue and wear and tear on the immune system, which in turn contributes to a heightened stress response. This article is excerpted from Julie Christiansen's new book, Stress Less in 27 Days, and will provide you with tips on how to use sleep to help restore your body to its natural baseline state.
The End Starts at the Beginning
Every entrepreneur must begin planning their exit strategy at the beginning. The months spent on writing a business plan must include a plan for the end of the business as well as the start.

Investing In Yourself Pays Off
I had a new client who had been putting off investing in herself. She has spent thousands of dollars on her website, business cards and general 'stuff'. 'Mary' has a service business and did what many people in her industry do to 'get' business and end up burnt out and not very profitable. Within the first hour in our planning session, she realised she had been spending 80% of her time on 20% of her clients, who gave her 20% of her business. In other words she spent most of her time focussing on the least profitable clients.

Staying Motivated In A Struggling Economy
Fear is a very powerful emotion. When we live in fear, even of the unknown, there is a tendency to isolate, exert control and be on the defensive. It drains our energy and creates exhaustion. The majority of coaching conversations I am having these days are about this fear generated by a struggling economy. Worry over business progress, finding a job, salary and bonus eliminations, increased job performance expectations have taken over people’s mindsets thus decreasing motivation and focus for themselves and their business.

WorkLife Serenity: Cold Turkey Style
Just imagine taking the time every day to just stop what you are doing at work and just listen and contemplate the rest of your day. Not the ordinary task of those of us snagged in the 24/7 working environment. But sometimes it's necessary to put the stops on the day to take a break,let the phone ring, the e-mail ding and the mind take a swim in the land of oz. Here's how and why.

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Resistance to Change and How to Deal With It
Sometimes the best planned change initiatives meet with resistance. Opposition to change can railroad a project, leading to much wasted resources, recriminations and exhaustion for all parties. What drives resisters and how can you turn them into supporters before your program goes off the rails? Find out the ways that people resist and some tips on what you can do about it.
Seven Tips to Save Time Reduce Holiday Stress
For some, the holiday season represents stress, pressure, expectations, guilt, disappointment, pain, loneliness, exhaustion … and the list goes on...
Discover How Savvy Work at Home Moms Earn an Income from Home
Are you a working mom fighting exhaustion from the everyday morning rush of getting ready for work just to sit in traffic? Feel guilty about not spending enough time with your children? If you are like most modern women, juggling the needs of your family and the workplace can be overwhelming. This is especially true if you are a single working mom who is supporting the family on one income. So, how does a busy mom go about making money?

Staying Motivated In A Struggling Economy
Fear is a very powerful emotion. When we live in fear, even of the unknown, there is a tendency to isolate, exert control and be on the defensive. It drains our energy and creates exhaustion. The majority of coaching conversations I am having these days are about this fear generated by a struggling economy. Worry over business progress, finding a job, salary and bonus eliminations, increased job performance expectations have taken over people’s mindsets thus decreasing motivation and focus for themselves and their business.

Wholehearted performance checklist
"The antidote to exhaustion is not rest; the antidote to exhaustion is ... ... wholeheartedness" - David Whyte We perform at our finest when we are wholly engaged. Whether we are working or playing tennis, we achieve our best (with least effort) when we are fully focused on what we are doing, when we enjoy the task in hand without stress. Yet this engagement can often be missing. For example, our tendency to constantly evaluate ourselves may get in the way. So does our fear of "getting it wrong". For many successful professionals, boredom can be a big distraction)

5 Tips to Kick Your “Time-Wasters” Habits
It seems like the world is running at such an accelerated speed that we barely have any time to catch our breath. We start the day running out the door at full tilt; only keep going until we crash into bed from exhaustion. Then we get up and do it all over again day after day. The weekends don't seem to offer much relief either. While most of us would consider ourselves effective time managers, few of us actually are. We're constantly on the go and can accomplish a lot in one day, so we must be effective time managers, right? Wrong. Here are 5 tips to help you kick your 'time-wasters' habits.

Five Tips for Creating a Healthy Balance in Your Life
My mother once said that "The older you get, the faster time will fly."How true that is! Perhaps this is why people try to cram as much into their day as possible. However, when you become too busy and forget to set aside adequate time for yourself, it will take its toll on you physically, mentally, and/or emotionally. Signs that you should slow down can include, but are not limited to, frustration, anger, a short temper, exhaustion, depression, skin rashes, and illnesses. This article provides five tips on how to create a healthier balance in your life.
Overcome Stress - Use the Racehorse Strategy!
For many small business owners, stress and exhaustion are a 'normal' part of life. The good news is, it doesn't have to be this way. For a long time I thought "I don't have time" to look after myself properly - there's too much to do if I want my business to succeed. And then someone asked me whether I'd rather run my business like a racehorse or a donkey...
Winter Blues: Motivating Employees
Although the winter season is mostly noted for its joyous holiday festivities, in the workplace this time of year can signal a time for slowing down. Many employees become distracted due to seasonal merriment or the exhaustion the festivities often bring. This issue of Astronology takes a peek into how HR leaders can motivate employees, even when there are economic hardships, distractions, or exhaustion present within the organization.
Starting Entrepreneurs
Starting entrepreneurs have lot on their plate, which makes them prone to exhaustion. The following are tips businessmen can make use of to avoid the said problem.
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