Monthly Archives: July 2010

How to Make Every Working Day a Joyous One

posted on 12 July 2010
posted in Articles, Jane's Blog

My friend was in tears. Her friend, whom I had met only once briefly, had died after a long and hard struggle with breast cancer.

“She was so beautiful and talented, it seems such a waste!” Megan cried. And of course it was. I reminded Megan of what her friend had said, just days before she passed away: “Never make it a labour, only make it a joy”. She was referring to the tasks involved in looking after her while she was coming to the end of her life, and referring to her husband, who had been so loving, kind, supportive and nurturing when she was in pain.

When I heard this sentence, I was very moved. ‘Never make it [read more]

Fear, fishing lines and feeling better

posted on 6 July 2010
posted in Articles

What happens to you when fear gets in the way of your business or project?

It often looks like this: (run down them and see if any apply to you — or add your own).

  • — lack of time
  • - lack of clients
  • - too much time
  • - general worrying or fretting about one thing after another
  • - bad-temperedness, being on a short fuse
  • - comparing yourself to others and finding yourself lacking
  • - wondering if you are mad to be doing what you’re doing
  • - only able to see the down side of things
  • - criticising yourself and others
  • - frantic energy, moving from one thing to another without completing anything

Sheila Warden

posted on 6 July 2010
posted in Individual coaching

Just as an update, I have had so many new enquiries this year, that I’ve almost not known where to fit them! I really do feel that the work we did together has helped me build a new and more solid foundation. I’m really getting how to open my heart and be grateful and let the flow happen. [read more]

New Booklet Pages

posted on 5 July 2010
posted in RichThinking Way

Thanks for being willing to have a look — this is an A5 booklet, 8 pages, and if when you read it you would bear in mind the following questions, and then either post or email me direct if you’d rather with your comments, that would be great!

a) if you were in my market, would it make you interested in the course, and if not, why?
b) does the copy flow throughout all the pages in a sensible manner
c) any specifics to help people take the action I would like them to take in an easy way?
d) anything else!

Click here to view New A5 booklet [read more]

How stopping instead of starting saves you time

posted on 2 July 2010
posted in Articles

It’s so easy to be overwhelmed by the amount of ‘stuff to be done’ — even if you’re organised enough to have a ‘to-do’ list, and even if you manage to get to the end of it (practically unheard of in my household) it doesn’t really matter, because there’s always something more to go on it. So you rarely have a sense of achievement, but have plenty of frustration.

I had to face this this very morning. One of the things that happens to me when there’s a lot to be done, and especially if there’s a deadline, is that I immediately go into ‘practical’ mode, organising in my mind exactly what has to happen when, so that all the [read more]

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