Monthly Archives: February 2010

How not to operate your blog

posted on 16 February 2010
posted in Business Basics, Jane's Blog

I’m shocked! I just saw the last date that I blogged here was nearly two weeks ago. Amazing how time passes.

This is not the way to blog, I do know that. But because I haven’t yet set up a system, let alone operate one, to remind myself to blog regularly, of course it doesn’t happen, and that’s when time seems to slip away.

So lesson one in blogging — decide why you’re blogging and how often you want to do it. There’s lots more souls out there who know more about this than me, but even just from a common sense point of view, if you want to keep in touch with people visiting your site, and keep them [read more]

Mira Love

posted on 15 February 2010
posted in Testimonials

The RichThinking Way has been an excellent course, bringing me clarity and enabling me to move forward with confidence. Jane shared her own life journey’s knowledge to deliver a positively uplifting way of valuing and promoting yourself . She truly walks her talk. A highly recommended investment. [read more]

How valuable is your time? Calculating your hourly rate

posted on 11 February 2010
posted in Business Basics

How valuable are you? Well of course, you’re unique, and therefore priceless, that goes without saying. Whether you believe this or not is another matter, but that’s not what this article is about. Instead this article is about what your hourly rate really is – and it’s not the one you charge to clients!

To find out how valuable you are, get your calculator and work out the following:

  1. Think about how much money you want to make over the next year.
  2. Calculate how many weeks you want to work to earn that money.
  3. Calculate how many hours in a week you want to work
  4. Multiply the no. of weeks by the no. hrs per week you’ll be working
  5. Divide

    6. [read more]

Randy Klinger

posted on 9 February 2010
posted in Uncategorised

Thirteen years ago Randy Klinger, artist and teacher, held a vision for a creative arts centre. He had a very particular vision: Uplifting the Soul and Spirit through beauty, to help people regain their sensation of beauty physically, so that we, as a culture, move into the next Golden Age. He says:

“I wanted people to be able to engage with art in its many forms, the aim being to raise their curiosity and inspire them to an intellectual appreciation of art and the significance of beauty in their own lives – art as an ‘anti-depressant.

Only this high dream existed and a ‘promise’ that all would be fulfilled. To start, we had nothing; no money, no land, no skills. [read more]

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Inspired action in practice

posted on 5 February 2010
posted in Jane's Blog

It seems that I often get opportunities to choose between ‘outer’ actions, ie those that are about doing, like making a phone call, writing an article, creating a landing page, and ‘inner’ actions, which are more about ‘being’, ie sitting down and listening to a visualisation; taking a moment or two out of the day to simply be still and breathe consciously; or to remind myself that I am not alone in doing this business, I am in partnership with my soul too.

Just an hour or so ago, I had returned to my desk and was checking emails. One had come in from a marketing guy, with a short video clip to watch about his methods. I was watching [read more]

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