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July 28th, 2010
Have you ever thought about how you’ve been programmed since you were a kid to accept whatever life hands you?
No offense, but that is the biggest load of horse puckie since they said the world was flat! You can truly RE-program your thinking to attract the most astounding things into your life.
Bill Harris
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July 28th, 2010
“Focus more on your desire than on your doubt, and the dream will take care of itself. You may be surprised at how easily this happens. Your doubts are not as powerful as your desires, unless you make them so.”
Marcia Wieder
Author and Speaker
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July 28th, 2010
From Napoleon Hill via Bob Proctor
“What you think of is what you attract…so create the ‘right’ frequency with your thoughts. Put your brain on a higher frequency. When you change your thinking you change your life. It is important to understand how your mind works…Because there is a difference between wishing for success and being ready to receive it. First, you have to “believe” that you can acquire something. Belief is the key word. And open-mindedness is essential for belief. Become aware. And transmute desire into results. We all have paradigms. These are habits and programs (conditioning) from our past, our background. The multitude of “habits” which cost us time and money. These shape our lives. The habits control our behaviors and the results we get in our lives. Most of us are victims of our paradigms. Most of us work on “autopilot”. Our paradigms shape our perceptions. We often have been programmed to see things that aren’t there. Our life, relationships, wealth are all controlled by our paradigms. Can we change them? The answer is yes. We have options because we have the ability to think and to choose. We can go after what we really want. We can put our past to rest once and for all. We are our own power centers. First, think of what we want. Know that our spiritual DNA is perfect. Because we are spiritual beings having a physical experience, we are able to create. We can control our vibrations and what we attract to ourselves. We are also intellectual and physical beings. Our marvelous minds are loaded and have infinite potential. We are an expression of Infinite power through us. The intellectual world through our ideas manifest as results. We create. We build an idea in our mind, it creates a vibration, and it creates a new entity. Our mind works in images. More important, the conscious mind has the ability to control the subconscious mind. It creates the image on the subconscious mind. We can decide to attract whatever we want into your life, because of this power. So, the key is to change our paradigm. Make a decision to change our paradigm. Change our subconscious mind. Create new ideas, perceptions and habits. Deal with your wants and choose to be successful. When we develop a new paradigm and move into new vibrations with awareness, we will then attract what we want into our lives. This won’t happen by accident. We have to recondition ourselves daily. Our consciousness will expand more and more, day after day.”
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July 28th, 2010
Que ce soit pour changer de carrière ou pour améliorer sa santé, le coaching professionnel gagne en popularité. On associe généralement le mot coach à l’entraînement d’athlètes. Mais il y a aussi des coachs de vie, des coachs d’affaires et de carrière. La clé, c’est que le travail du coach est d’aider le client à se créer une vision et à libérer son plein potentiel.
«En coaching, le client est l’expert. Il a les outils pour réussir et le coach s’assure qu’il les utilise». J’ai travaillé plus de 35 ans dans le milieu de la télévision, à Radio-Canada et à la CBC. Lorsque j’ai quitté Radio-Canada en 1997, je suis allé produire dans le privé (Conscient et Zone 3). J’ai parti ma propre compagnie MMMédia en 2000 et j’ai continué à travailler en télévision. Mon dernier projet : en janvier 2010, je suis allé en Éthiopie travailler sur un documentaire, Le Dernier Jésuite, qui sera diffusé à SRC à l’automne.
En 2003, j’ai commencé à étudier le coaching professionnel. Je cherchais une nouvelle carrière que je pourrais poursuivre encore longtemps tout en travaillant de chez-moi avec un horaire flexible. J’ai reçu mon accréditation en 2005. Il s’avère que cette décision de travailler comme coach professionnel P.C.C. fut une des meilleures de ma vie.
Selon les finalités recherchées –le coach est celui qui aide le client à améliorer ses relations, sa performance au travail ou même une perte du poids – le coach aide la personne à développer une vision de ce qu’elle désire et ensuite à se fixer des objectifs. Il est important d’avoir des résultats concrets. Le tout pour être le plus heureux possible, d’apprendre à vivre totalement dans le présent en réalisant son plein potentiel, et de développer sa pleine créativité comme humain. Tous mes clients réussissent dans leur démarche.
Grâce à des requêtes audacieuses, on sort aussi les gens de leur zone de confort pour les mettre en mouvement. Pour dépasser les limites. Pour dépasser les peurs et les pensées limitantes. Pour se réaliser le plus totalement possible. Souvent, les individus aspirent à plus de qualité dans leur vie; ils veulent changer sans savoir comment s’y prendre. Le problème est la confiance. Comme expert du changement, le coach sert de guide.
Le coach travaille sur le présent et l’avenir et le psychologue interviendrait davantage dans le passé. Une psychothérapie s’avère mieux indiquée pour une personne qui a un problème de santé mentale ou une souffrance psychologique. Lorsque nécessaire, je n’hésite pas à référer mes clients à un psychologue.
Flexible, le coaching se passe au téléphone: une première rencontre et ensuite des entretiens téléphoniques hebdomadaires d’une heure. En moyenne, un coach suit son client entre 8 et 12 sessions. Souvent les clients reviennent pour une ‘mise au point’ quelques années plus tard…
Un coach est un agent de changement pour développer des habitudes de gagnants comme celles des athlètes professionnels. À proscrire à ceux qui ne veulent pas passer à l’action!
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July 15th, 2010
Our greatest power is the capacity to harness our minds. By taking possession and controlling our mind, we can use it to attain all our desires.
All success begins with a clear picture of what we want in life.
When we do this, we have sound health, peace of mind, we have a labor of love, we are free from worry, we have a positive mental attitude and riches.
When we don’t control our mind power, we have ill health, fear and worry, indecision and doubt, frustrations, poverty and want and many evils creep into our lives.
ACTION: On a page, describe the major success you wish to attain in life. Do this without limitations. What desire do you want to attain?
On a second page, make a statement of what you intend to give in return for attaining the major success in your life.
On a third page, remind yourself to re-read pages 1 and 2 at least 2x a day and always finish with a thought of gratitude for all you presently have in your life.
D.C.
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July 13th, 2010
“Each indecision brings its own delays and days are lost lamenting over lost days. What you can do or think you can do, begin it. For boldness has magic, power, and genius in it.”
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
1749-1832, Poet, Novelist, and Scientist
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June 30th, 2010
“When you develop a belief that in every adversity there is the seed of an equal or greater benefit, you cannot help but learn from the experience and be hopeful for the future.”
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June 28th, 2010
“There is no sudden leap into the stratosphere. There is only advancing step by step, slowly and tortuously, up the pyramid towards your goals.”
Ben Stein
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June 28th, 2010
“Luck is opportunity meeting preparation.”
Maury Wills
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June 28th, 2010
1. Devote themselves to their true purpose
2. Follow their heart’s passion
3. Believe in themselves and their ideas
4. Prepare for challenges
5. Ask for help and build a support team
6. Seek creative solutions
7. Persevere, no matter what the challenges
from Unstoppable by Cynthia Kersey
Sourcebook Inc, 1995
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