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John

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 How many times will you have had the urge to change, but not done anything about it?
What will the cost be to you in 5, 10 or 20 years if you’re still the same and nothing has changed?
Will you wish you’d started now?
 
Ask yourself this question-Why do I complain, but still remain the same?
 

Yes! Here are some benefits that clients have gained from their coaching:

Getting unstuck and moving on in their life
Joy and excitement for their life
Satisfaction that soul deep
Living their life purpose
Ability to make better choices for themselves
Go beyond previous limitations
Increase their confidence and self esteem
More focus and organization
Tap into higher wisdom
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(fill in the benefit you’d like to enjoy)
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                                                          BOOK TESTIMONMIALS

“This book has been added as a permanent part of my personal library.”  World Authority on Leadership Psychology and author of Unlimited Power”.     -Anthony Robbins
 

“Make it happen in a big way!” — Stedman Graham author of You Can Make it Happen.

“I hope the book will help others be inspired. As you say, focus, focus, focus!” — William Farrell Ph.D. Professor at the University of California and author of Why Men Are The Way They Are.

“Through his inspirational thoughts and guidance, obstacles become doors and situations become opportunities.” — John Olbrich, President of American Security Mortgage.

Speaking Testimonial

“I just want to thank you for the seminar you gave at the Colonial Hotel in Gardner, MA. I learned so much! There are a couple of things that really stuck in my mind about what you said. One thing is that our body is our feedback system. I agree with that so much. When I am feeling stressed and overwhelmed, the first thing that happens to me is my stomach hurts! I use to accept this and for the past couple of months I have learned to be able to calm myself down and look at things differently so that the stress literally can go away just by the way I am thinking. Just like what you said.  When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. I believe that that is so true. The second thing that sticks in my mind is gratitude. I feel that so many people take things for granted, and I’ll admit that there are things that I take for granted too. I am going to try from this day forward to be more grateful AND express it. Because I feel that it is also important. There are a lot of things that you said that reminded me of Ester Hicks, which is why I asked you at the end of the seminar if you listened to her. I have been listening to her for a couple of months now, and I have been able to hear (more like feel!) my stress triggers. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to you and talking with you after the seminar, and I wanted to express that to you. I feel like we had a real connection, thank you”. - Kelly Stanley, Success Coach

COACHING TESTIMONIALS

John’s coaching has helped to produce outstanding results in both my business and personal life by introducing me to new perspectives”. -David Teubner, Founder of Keeneonline.com

“His teaching provided me with a clear focus on making the transition into life coaching from my present career”.-Jorge Lopez, Certified Coach Practitioner

“John’s teaching was very valuable and gave me many tools to bring my business to the next level”.-Karyn Dauwer, CCP, Business Coach

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Unwrapping Your Life Purpose

One of things that I do as a life purpose coach is to help you to connect to your unique gifts in the service of others.. This is a short article that I came accross today that I think will help get you started in discovering your life’s purpose, if that’s something that you want to learn more about. As always, I am here for you if you decide that “life purpose” is something that you want to explore more deeply. I hope you find this article helpful

Today, however I’d like you to see things from a slightly different perspective. The combined expression of who you are…your passions, personality, skill, talent, experience, etc. is a gift that was meant to be presented to your world. You are the gift.

It essence, that’s what purpose it…the contribution of your life in a way that expresses God’s goodness to others.

But I say this at the risk of knowing that some people might misinterpret what I’m saying. I’m not trying to lay a guilt trip on you for not doing more with your life. In fact, I know that some of you have given to the point of exhaustion.

The point is not to expend more of yourself, but to focus on the  expenditure of the right gift. The more you learn to focus your life energies toward the right contributions, the more powerful the influence of your life will become.

Let me explain what I mean…

It would be nice if we all had crystal clarity in terms of who we are. My experience however is that most people define themselves in terms of their perceived value to others. This creates pressure to perform according the expectations that are placed upon us.

So we run harder and faster and spread ourselves in all kinds of directions. We can give ourselves in so many ways, to the point of wearing ourselves out.

Ironically, these vicious cycles of performance often prevent us from understanding our true value to God. When we strive for the affection and approval of others, we miss the the extraordinary greatness of who we already are. It’s like adding more and more to ourselves in order to look better when God simply says, “Let me remove the wrapping paper so the world can see the value of who you already are!”

God will never love you any more or any less than He does at this very moment. He want’s to share His love to the world through the true expression of who He made you to be.

So rather than striving to have more, be more, do more…why don’t you take a risk…

Let God remove the wrapping paper. Don’t give yourself to please people. Believe in the value of who you already are. Serve from this position.

You are one of a kind and amazing. Stop wrestling to be more of who you are not. Focus on the extraordinary value of who you are. The world is waiting and the more you present them with the real you, the more powerful your influence will be! Blessings…R.P.P.”

The Peaceful Warrior

When someone hurts us deeply,

we may find it difficult or impossible

to forgive them.

Our hearts may be filled with anger or sorrow.

If we allow this anger to fester within us,

it can spread like a cancer.

Letting go of anger or sorrow in our hearts

will recapture energy that was previously wasted.

This recaptured life energy can be redirected

with passionate focus on activities

that will nurture the divinity within us.

As we water this seed of divinity,

we will be developing our minds, bodies, and spirits.

Pause for a moment, acknowledge the anger or

hurt feelings,

and recite the word “Agape” several times to yourself.

The word agape means unconditional love.

Become a “Peaceful Warrior” in all of your encounters!

And take control of your life with a new pro-active focus.

Expand your circle of influence and concern

by focusing on the thing you can control

and change in your life —

YOU!

It Just Doesn’t Feel Comfortable

This is a post that I want to share with you from my friend Kevin Levine. There are some valuable lessons that we can all learn from his story, especially doing what’s uncomfortable…

I once heard it said that self improvement is just another word for changing oneself. And doing that isn’t comfortable and takes courage. There are lots of things that aren’t comfortable to do, like doing what’s right. I found myself in that kind of situation this week. It’s easy to just take the least path of resistance and that is what I had been doing. However, one thing I have found even if I don’t do it right off the bat like I should, is I always feel better after I do the right thing no matter how long it takes or how difficult it is to take action in that direction.

Now the point is I could have kept on “taking it” or I could have “ran for the hills” and left the company. Perhaps I could have done any number of things in an attempt to resolve the issue. This one individual was acting in this way and all other employees exhibit a very professional behavior. So for me, I believed leaving the company isn’t worthwhile over one person even if the person is my boss. I’m sure most people have been placed into situations where they have to work with difficult people and that my situation isn’t unique. So, I’m sure you can relate and I feel really good about getting this issue on the road to resolution. Not only will I be helping myself, but I’ll be helping others that work with him as well, now and in the future. I’m sure he will learn from this experience as he is new to management.

Here’s the bonus example. I was with an organization that some changes were made that went against my morals, like being truthful and open with others who had a vested interest, seeking to understand and work through differences, searching for solutions that are in everyone’s best interest and so on. Because the behavior of this organization went against my core values, I could no longer be affiliated with it and I left and found another place that I believe is in harmony with my core values. It wasn’t easy, took courage, and it didn’t feel comfortable to do, but it was the right thing to do. My suggestion to you is to do what feels right and not what is always the easiest thing to do.

Thanks very much everyone and have a great week,

Kevin Levine

Mr. Self Help

Taking Time for Reflection

In our busy lives, we often forge to take time for reflection. Our days are filled with activities centered around work, family, finances, relationships, and so on. Demands for our time are placed on us by everyone so it’s easy to understand why wemay sometimes neglect our own need for reflection. Why is reflection important? Reflection is valuable because it gives us an opportunity to look at our life with fresh new insightso that we can find ways to improve what we now doing. There are always areas of our life that can use some improvement. As you know, when we look at situations and opportunities with hindsight, our vision becomes 20/20. Practicing mental dress rehearsals is an effective method for achieving successful results. This can be done during times of reflection. Taking thirty to sixty minutes a day for reflection is good preventative maintenance for our mind, body, and spirit so that we can recharge our batteries. Are you taking time for reflection? Give it a try and watch what happens. The results will speak for themselves!

The Art Of Effectve Communication

Communication experts estimate that a small percentage of our communication is represented by the words that are said. They say that ten percent of communication is by the words we say, thirty percent is represented by our sounds or inflection in our voice, and the remaining sixty percent is through body language. With these facts in mind, it’s understandable why most people have a difficult time communicating effectively. If you want to improve your communication skills measurably, then learn everything you can about empathic listening, because it is the gateway to truly effective communication. Empathic listening involves listening with the intent to understand. It involves looking at the world through another person’s eyes or frame of reference. You are listening with your ears, eyes, and heart. When a person speaks to you, you are listening for feeling, meaning, and behavior which involves left and right brain activity. When you do this, you sense, you intuit, and you feel. Take the time to examine your own listening skills to see if they could use some improvement. I’m willing to bet that we could all improve our relationships, both personally and professionally, with some empathic listening as we learn the art of effective communication.

Inner Beauty

Inner Beauty

Twenty-Two Mental Magnets Of Success

Success can begin with a single thought, followed by an action. The same thought that brought about the action to create these words.Thoughts of purpose, contribution, unconditional love, good health, prosperity, appreciation, perseverance, passion, honesty, personal growth, joy, balance, non-judgment, self control, gratitude, fulfilling relationships, forgiveness, inner peace, humility,acceptance, pro-activity, and God are just but a few, numbering twenty-two, mental magnets of success.Success begins with small victories followed by progressively larger ones. Success is not to be feared, but nurtured through God’s grace. Thoughts of love, gratitude, and perseverance provide fertile soil for success to grow. Success begins with a single thought! What’s your next thought going to be?