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Pick a City – any City
By Stephen Bucaro
Several years ago, during an interview with Bernie Siegel on precognitive intuition and the role it plays in his life, this distinguished doctor and bestselling author recounted a story about a patient who criticized him for his anger. Siegel responded, “I was angry because of what I had to do to you.”
The pet retailer is becoming the retail destination. It used to be that garden centres considered putting a pet shop adjacent to a garden centre as an extra means of attraction. I recently worked with a company in South Africa where the draw card is the pets; the added attraction is the garden centre.
Understanding how the Law of Attraction works to send me more of whatever I’m feeling, I decided that I wanted to feel good about Paying the Bills.
Ugh! The handful of bills feels like an armload of bricks. My stomach hurts and – darn! Where did that calculator go, anyway? I scrounge through my wallet for the latest ATM slip. The balance mirrors my desire to perform this monthly ritual of Paying the Bills: virtually nil. Yet there’s a tiny voice in the back of my mind asking, “Will I always feel this awful about Paying the Bills?”
You’ve just received a “pre-approved” credit card offer in your mail. Without wasting a minute you’re ready to accept it, especially if it’s the “before-the-offer-expires” one. Wait! Don’t be in a hurry. Shop around a little and then make your decision about that credit card.
Some people put their merchandise on a table and then just sit
there and wait for the customers to come. Others arrange
everything “just so” with colorful table coverings, plants, and
other decorations to create an inviting look. They put up signs
that describe who they are and what they offer, and then they
greet the passersby with a friendly smile. Then there are the
outrageous ones who dress-up in costumes, have loud music blaring
from behind the tables, or try to entice customers with
entertainers. The variety of approaches to accomplish
essentially the same goal is fascinating.
We cannot help but continue to create through our desires and thoughts.
This week, a coaching client asked me this question: “Rebecca, is it REALLY o.k. to want to create more and more and more? Aren’t we supposed to be content with just a few things?”
During the recent “schools out session” for the holidays. I was reminded how much the kids crave entertainment. No matter what time of year the “Kids Just Wanna Have Fun.” And who could blame them? I don’t think there are many of us who haven’t longed for the carefree, playful days of our youth. I have four of these carefree fun hungry kids. Keeping them entertained on a tight budget is always a challenge.
Building a viable coaching practice takes time, sometimes months or years before your practice is self-sustaining. Here are some ways to supplement your income in lean times, generate money quickly when you need it, and make productive use of the extra time.
The Madison area is host to the Ironman Wisconsin triathlon with more than 1,800 elite athletes from around the world are expected to participate. The rush of excitement is building as September 7th is fast approaching. Record attendance is expected this year, as this triathlon is one of the four sanctioned events in the United States.
