Tag Archives: Inner Coach
It’s Difficult to Change
Doing things the way you’ve always done it will get you what you’ve always gotten. It might be difficult to change, but running on auto-pilot can’t change the outcomes. Check out what is on auto-pilot, and decide if that is what you want, or not. Continue reading
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Filed under Image & Identity, Intentions, Intuition, Motivation, Personal Transitions, Social Media
Windmills of your Mind
By Gail Z. Martin Remember Don Quixote who jousted with windmills? The image evokes a noble but losing battle. There’s also the old song Windmills of Your Mind, homage to the thoughts on the edge of waking and sleeping, ideas … Continue reading
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Filed under Gail Z. Martin, Intentions, Sales
Who are your market makers?
By Gail Z. Martin I owe a debt to a friend of mine, Chia-li Chen, for coining the phrase “market makers” (you can listen to her this month on my Shared Dreams podcast at (www.SharedDreamsPodcast.com). It’s a brilliant phrase, and … Continue reading
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Filed under Gail Z. Martin, Marketing, Strategy
Too busy to notice
By Gail Z. Martin I do a lot of signings in bookstores. My table is always right up at the door, and I try to greet everyone who comes in with a smile, a free bookmark and a 10 second … Continue reading
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Filed under Gail Z. Martin, Inner Coach, Marketing
Amnesia, anyone?
By Sheryl Eldene, MA, MBA I’ve been fascinated with movies about people who wake up, usually in the hospital and don’t know their name, and don’t remember their roles (wife, husband, employee) or their habits (happy guy, quiet person, music … Continue reading
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Filed under Dreams, Motivation, Passion & Potential, Sheryl Eldene
WHAT matters, check HOW at the door….
By Sheryl Eldene, MA, MBA I ran across a quote of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. this week which really caught my eye – “Faith is taking the first step even when you don’t see the whole staircase.” This is especially … Continue reading
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Filed under Dreams, Inspiration, Intentions, Sheryl Eldene, Uncategorized
