Priceless, Inspirational, and Everlasting

June 10, 2011

Kids are brutally honest with their feelings, they know what they want, and they can resist change with every ounce of energy in their body. My 3-year-old son wants to be like his oldest brother. He wants to play ice hockey. He DOES NOT want to skate. His fears are putting up unnecessary walls of [...]

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Adreneline rush

May 31, 2011

Car chase scenes pump adrenaline rushing through my veins. There is nothing better than a well-done car chase scene. Action movie makers know how to capture this feeling with the greatest of ease.  They know how to make the audience feel alive. Speed, destruction and thrill are the name of the game.  We immerse ourselves [...]

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Going helium

April 18, 2011

When we face our fears, we take control of our power. We create an opportunity for a new beginning. An opportunity to leverage up. An opportunity to go helium. Going helium is setting your sights on the biggest dream you can imagine and going for it. I know…those big lofty dreams seem so far away [...]

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Magical powers of imagination

April 15, 2011

When the answers to our questions become obvious, then we have stopped flexing our imagination muscles. Pushing beyond the comforts of our default response occurs by accessing our imagination to explore the less apparent. Imagination powerfully puts aside the past behaviors and outcomes to focus on the possibilities of the present moment. Right now is [...]

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Reactive action is a hope strategy

March 8, 2011

Whether we are talking about self-improvement or implementing a new product line, one thing is true, action is required.   If we don’t take action, then we are left with hope as a strategy.  Relying on hope is like standing on a rickety old three-legged chair expecting not to land on an ER stretcher. Much of [...]

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