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Receiving love
Most of us are really good at giving…but perhaps not so skilled in opening up and receiving! In particular, women have often been brought up to think of other people before ourselves and often put our needs secondary to others. It is often easier to give than to receive! However, when we are willing and open to receive it is the time when life offers us wonderful gifts.

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Lesson #2: Do It Yourself
“I love my product,” said Lauder. “I love to touch the creams, smell them, look at them, carry them with me. A person has to love her harvest if she’s to expect others to love it.” Because of Lauder’s love for her company, she took a very hands-on approach to its operations, getting her hands dirty in everything from production to marketing to sales. She understood the importance of hiring a good team, but her desire for perfection and quality drove her to want to control all aspects of her company, at least until it got too big for her to handle alone.

THE GIFT OF LOVING YOURSELF FIRST
Many loving, naturally-giving people experience an imbalance in their flow of giving and receiving. They give easily; it’s receiving from others that is challenging. Unlike those who have difficulty considering others, this message is addressed to those who disregard considering themselves!

STAYING TOP OF MIND WITHOUT BEING A PAIN IN THE NECK
By John Doerr “And if you can't be with the one you love, honey, love the one you're with, love the one you're with, love the one you're with, love the one you're with.…” - Stephen Stills Why does it seem that our clients (and prospects) too often take the advice of seventies rock stars when selecting their professional services providers? Perhaps the following story will shed some light.

Providing Feedback
Providing and receiving feedback, whether it is asked for or not, is a regular feature of interacting with others. We generously provide our opinions to others in the hope that they will change their thoughts or behaviours in some way. That is, in a way that we believe will be of benefit to them or us. But do they really hear what we are saying? Are we presenting our feedback in a way that the other person is open to receiving or at least considering?

EXPRESS YOUR LOVE!
In order to experience love from others we need to experience and express love for ourselves first. Part of how we can express love for ourselves, is to share our love with others. You can deepen your self-love through healthy outward expressions of love for others. These questions will help you start thinking about how you want love to show up and be expressed in your life.

Why Can't Every Day Be Like Christmas?
The Christmas season has the potential to create for us a time of joy, peace, giving and receiving of love, and warm fuzzy feelings inside. Why does that have to end with the end of the Christmas season? Or does it? Please read on to discover some tips on how to create these feeling the whole year long.
Fall In Love With Yourself
Avoid making falling in love with yourself into a chore or another opportunity to blame yourself for any shortcomings. Love yourself the way you love others. Go out of your way to see the best in you and be glad of it, it's your birthright!

You Can't Give What You Don't Have
How can you truly love another if you have not learned to love yourself? How can you trust others if you cannot trust yourself? How can you value the things around you if you place no value in yourself? How can you forgive someone you love if you have not yet forgiven yourself? These are deep but profound questions that hold an important but simple truth. It is true that we can't give what we don't have and it is when we learn to give to ourselves first that we can ultimately give our best to the people we love most.

THINGS YOU MIGHT FIND DIFFICULT
“Love means never having to say you’re sorry!” You may or may not be old enough to remember that line from the movie; “LOVE STORY,” which believe it or not came out all the way back in 1970. I suppose the rationale for what was meant here was that love is unconditional and therefore does not require apologies. Combining love with apologizing seemed like a good lead into what I wanted to write about this month. Life presents us with all kinds of challenges and at times there are a number of things all of us find difficult. Two of those in particular that many find difficult are; saying we’re sorry and telling someone we love them!
3 Unstoppable Marketing Tips from American Idol
So the new season of American Idol has been kicking butt so far. We all love judging the singers and picking out our favourites. We marketers could take a few hints from this show. What types of singers to you love? Do you love the unique singers or do you love the cookie cutter copy cat singers? See how this relates to marketing and keep on reading.
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