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Entries from May 2009
Copyright Basics
May 25th, 2009 · 2 Comments · financial alchemy
Tags:1976 Copyright Act·copyright·copyright law
“How do I get myself out of a slump?”
May 17th, 2009 · 2 Comments · life coaching
Guest article by Nova Wightman.
Self EnRICHment’s Top 5 Ways to Get Out of Your Slump:
Give yourself a change of scenery. Get out of the house, sit at a coffee shop, lay in the grass outside your home or office, go window shopping. Sometimes physically moving yourself to a new locale can be the perfect remedy [...]
Tags:Nova Wightman·self enrichment·slump
Joe Vitale, Chellie Campbell, and Morgana Rae?
May 11th, 2009 · No Comments · wealth creation
Catch Joe Vitale, Chellie Campbell, Morgana Rae (and many others) ALL IN THE SAME PLACE!
This THURSDAY, MAY 14th I will be speaking on “Financial Alchemy: Creating a New Relationship with Money” in a new teleseminar series entitled: Hidden in Plain Sight: Secrets of Lasting Financial Health. All calls are FREE, but you will need to register to get the call-in information. http://budurl.com/morgana
Tags:chellie campbell·joe vitale·morgana rae
“How do I cope with no-show clients?”
May 9th, 2009 · 7 Comments · life coaching
She doesn’t want to be coached. Period. End of story. If she wanted to be life coached she’d show up. It’s that’s simple.
If I’m wrong, and she really wants to coach, make her earn the right to continue coaching with you. I suggest an agreement that you’re authorized to charge her credit card $1,000 every time she’s a no show.
Tags:gremlin·life coach·life coaching·professionalism
When clients can’t afford you
May 7th, 2009 · 3 Comments · business coaching
“Can’t afford” to hire you means they don’t want you enough. That’s all. The bottom line is if someone doesn’t hire you, they don’t see the value you give as worthy of the sacrifice. That doesn’t mean you don’t provide great value. That doesn’t mean you don’t deserve to be well paid. They just don’t see an urgent connection between what they need and what you offer. Either you aren’t giving them what they perceive they need, it’s not important enough to them, or you are offering what they need but you’ve dropped the ball in communication.
Tags:can't afford·clients·coach·money
“I wrote my first book. Now what?”
May 3rd, 2009 · 1 Comment · abundance
Congratulations on writing your first book! And you want to sell it. Here’s what you need to do.
