Showing posts with label Inspirational. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inspirational. Show all posts

Monday, May 3, 2010

Outline is Created and Ready to Write

I’ve recently begun working with the Book Coach, Keith Leon for support in writing my book, “90 Days 2 Love, Transforming Your Life From the Inside Out To Attract Your Soul Mate.” Not only will he support me in the writing process, he will guide me through self-publishing, gathering endorsements, and getting it out there! I am so excited to finally commit to this project that has been brewing inside of me for years!

I’d like to share the journey with you in hope to offer you inspiration for any projects that you may have bubbling inside waiting for expression. It’s not always easy to give yourself permission to follow a dream or passion, and sometimes even when you think you are ready (like I did) still you find yourself stuck and unable to begin or if you do begin, lose momentum and not finish. I realize this has been a challenge for me – to commit and step past my fears – and write this book that is just bursting to be released from the depths of my heart and soul. So, like I have done in the past when I need support, encouragement, guidance, and help with accountability, I enlisted the services of a coach who is an expert in his field – who has walked his talk with success.

So to begin I had to share a bit of myself with Keith and so will share it with you:

Ages of Children: 26, 24, and 22

Education/Experience: BS in Education, master level courses in counseling and financial accounting in addition to several coaching, spiritual, and healing trainings.

Occupation: Relationship Intuitive, Love Strategist

Q: What do you like about your work, and what do you dislike?

A: I love seeing people connect to their hearts and truth, see their worth and value, let go of the emotions keeping them stuck, and begin to attract healthy people into their lives. I love to see the light go on in their eyes.

I am not as keen on the administrative and marketing end of the business – my favorite is speaking, working with clients, and writing.

Q: What is your proudest accomplishment and/or the most challenging experience you have ever overcome?

A: There are so many challenging experiences that I have overcome and I am proud to acknowledge that. I was bedridden for 3 years, and another 3 of being down more than up. I was told to expect that I would not live normally due to sever neurological and central nervous system Lyme disease combined with fibromyalgia. I would not accept that, and I live pretty fully now – still challenges to face, yet I am very pleased with my determination, love, and efforts to be here and coaching and help others to heal and attract love today.

Q: What is your greatest passion in life – something that comes easy to you and does not feel like work, it just feels good?

A: Speaking on issues of passion, love, health, and relationships whether to a group or individuals.

Q: What is your life’s vision/mission – what do you want to contribute to the world?

A: I most want to connect millions of people to their own joyful hearts and to love

Q: What is your biggest issue – the thing that drains your energy, stops you, or gets in your way?

A: Fear, doubt, overwhelm – although I have released so much of this lately. Mind fog is especially challenging – some days I just can’t seem to make mind work, yet fortunately that seems to happen less and less – that has been a huge challenge in the past.

Q: What results are you looking for from coaching?

A: Support and guidance in creating and following a schedule especially to include writing, completion, publication and distribution of my book.

Q: What are your definitions of commitment and accountability?

A: Commitment – focus, determination, and vision to what you promise to yourself or others

Accountability – having integrity to do what you agree, yet be realistic with what you can do

Q: How committed are you to being accountable and doing what it takes to achieve the results you desire?

A: I am committed to a 10 – I have asked for support at home so that this is my main focus for the coming months in the area of work. I often get sidetracked with other work projects and I am determined to finally see my book through to completion because I believe it will shift the energy of my business and what I want to accomplish.

Q: What else would you like us to know about you?

A: One of the challenges that I have faced is that I have not honored some of my commitments because I over-commit thinking I can handle it all, and do not have the mental and physical stamina at times. I am striving for balance in my life, and yet it seems I go like crazy, then crash. I am in the process of shifting to more steadiness and constancy, and allowing this to feel normal.

I am fortunate to know that when I truly set my mind, heart, and commitment to something, I will achieve it because I believe in it and me – sometimes it takes awhile to reach that place yet I have found that whatever I believe, whether positive or negative, shows up in my life as truth. I have had to challenge many of my beliefs (even uncover what they actually were) to see what was holding me back in some of the areas of my life, and slowly each area has been shifting to the beliefs that I choose to empower and serve me. I am blessed to have an amazing system of support from people in my life who love me and believe in me – sometimes even when I doubt myself. That is one key to success in every area of your life – it certainly has helped me through the maze of Relating, Dating & Mating among other things.

Thanks for being a part of my support team! It is for all of you who are waiting for these words to make their way to the written page and inspire, support and guide you to a most joyful source of love – your own heart.

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Finding Something Positive on a Gloomy Day



I’ve been really trying to figure out how to keep my spirits up with all this gloomy weather. It’s bad enough for normal people but I’m one of the Seasonal Affective Disorder people. So when the sun isn’t out my energy and mood are pretty low. Yesterday was a serious chocolate crisis day. When I got up this morning to another rainy day I decided that I needed to try something else before I blow up into a balloon and float away (Wait a minute maybe I could float above the clouds).

I decided this morning that I needed to start focusing on the little things that brought a smile or laugh. For instance - My miniature dachshund eats to quickly. We mentioned this to our vet who advised us to buy this plastic dispenser that forces him to take more time to eat. So this morning I decided to try him at it. It’s a giant (almost half his size) purple plastic egg that screws together with the food in the middle and two holes on either side. It was so funny to watch him batty it around. At one point he managed to pick it up in his teeth by the lip of one side and throw it. Definitely took longer for him to get his food down and was a hoot to watch.

So I guess this bad weather has made it possible for me to enjoy the little things in life that I would have rushed through. Not too shabby.

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Monday, June 1, 2009

The Latest on Susan Boyle

Per BettyConfidential.com
Susan Boyle Hospitalized


With the "Britain's Got Talent" finals behind her, Susan Boyle checks into the hospital
-The Betty Editors

Susan Boyle, the Hairy Angel, who came in second in Britain's Got Talent on Saturday night is now in The Priory Clinic in London. Britain newspaper reporters say she began to behave erratically after her Saturday night loss to the dance group "Diversity." She was taken to the private clinic under police escort.

One of the show's judges, Piers Morgan, said Monday that Boyle, 48, was emotionally drained and exhausted. "Nobody has had to put up with the kind of attention Susan has had. Nobody could have predicted it," he told GMTV. "It has been crazy, she has gone from anonymity to being the most downloaded woman in history," he said. "She was very tired and hasn't been sleeping. She has just gone away to have some time to herself and to sleep and eat, doing all the things she hasn't been able to do in the last week."

The Britain's Got Talent final on Saturday became Britain's most-watched television program for five years, the Press Association news agency reported, with a peak of 19.2 million viewers. Diversity, the winners, took 24.9 percent of the public vote in the final, above Boyle's 20.2 percent share. Just under four million people voted, according to ITV, the channel that aired the final show. But then, the British public can do unexpected things. They voted Churchill out as Prime Minister after he had led the nation through the Second World War.

Like many others, we've been surprised by Susan's ability, cheered her on, got a bit tired of her and the super-hype surrounding her. But, like most Americans who have not seen all the acts in the show, we expected - and wanted - her to win. Now we just want her to take what she wants from her sudden enormous fame and not let her dream turn into a nightmare. Get well, Susan, and make that CD one we all want to buy.

I totally agree with the final paragraph. If you read Susan's biography on Wikipedia you realize what an amazing and courageous woman she is. As Simon said in his final comments she could have just walked away from the final performance and still had a career in America but she persevered proving that the stories of her emotional collapse 'were greatly exaggerated'. Susan is the kind of woman that we at Applaud Women find inspiring. She is a true Cinderella story not because of her turning into a princess but from her talent and courage. These are the women's stories that we want to bring to women in NH and MA so that we all see what can be accomplished if we just keep dreaming and working towards our dreams. And, for those of you who have made it to success - We Applaud you.
For those of you who have not seen Susan's final performance we have provide the link below. You can also view it and her complete story at www.applaudwomen.com If you know of any other women that you find inspiring, whether local of international please let us know by email me at applaud@comcast.net.

Here is a link to her final performance and comments by the Judges. http://talent.itv.com/videos/video/item_200287.htm.

We at Applaud Women wish Susan a speedy recovery and a brilliant, peaceful future. For more articles and information of interest to women in NH and MA please visit us at www.applaudwomen.com