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November 1, 2007

Dating After Divorce for Women Over Forty

Filed under: Dating & Romance — Tags: Attitude, Emotions, Health — editor @ 8:31 am

Let’s face it, it’s probably been years since you’ve been on the dating scene. And the thought of putting yourself out there again can be pretty scary.

You’re probably thinking,“I’m no spring chicken. I’ve got kids. My body’s sure not what it used to be. The dating scene’s changed. And how would I even start?”

Many women have faced this challenge and you don’t have to be afraid. Anyone who hasn’t dated in a long while shares the same thoughts and fears. It’s perfectly understandable. The good news is you’re not on your own, and there is sage advice available, personally, privately and confidentially.

Here’s a program that takes you step by step through how to date confidently, easily and successfully. Now that’s going to be a great feeling isn’t it!

you can re-enter the dating scene with confidence
you can sort out the time wasters from the top contenders right from the start
you’ll know the right questions to ask a man
you’ll find out their true intentions without them even knowing you’re doing it!

Here are the secrets to successful dating learnt over 17 years by a single, divorced mother, Birgit Hall. These secrets allowed her to find the man of her dreams with ease.

In this program you’ll find out the 7 Secrets to Quickly and Effortlessly Find and Date Your Dream Man

Why you should only date divorced men, single or widowed men.
How to recognize the fears holding you back from finding your dream man.
Learn the Secret to overcoming Fear.
Why you cannot change a man or fix him.
How to surround yourself with positive people.
Where to discover the best places and ways to find your dream date.
How to find out if he really is ready for a marriage or long term relationship in the future, or is he only after sex or other dubious motives?

When you become a member of the program, this is what you will get:

Access to Birgit via email for one-on-one advice.
Access to the members-only web site, which is regularly updated with valuable information about dating.
Weekly e-classes that are emailed to you. These are broken down into small, manageable chunks, and give you step-by-step instructions. They are packed with great examples, techniques, and tips.
Interviews with couples who have successfully dated using my program. These are a fantastic way to get different points of view, and are crammed full of stories, hints, tips, and personal variations on the process we teach.
Interviews with professionals that can help you along the way. Because different issues come up all the time.
Access to our question and answer page on the web site. It has plenty of frequently asked questions, and you can also send in your own questions and comments.
Offers and discounts on our other products, and other useful programs. We want you to get great value out of doing business with us.

For more information and to become a member go to: www.DatingAfterDivorceOver40.com

Tags: Attitude, Emotions, Health

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October 30, 2007

How To Be Stylish and a Confident Woman

Filed under: Fashion & Etiquette, Self Improvement — Tags: Attitude, Persuasion — editor @ 1:35 pm

Now you can make a great first impression and have people sit up and take notice of you!

Get that new job or promotion you want
Attract new romance into your life
Be admired at every social event you go to
Stand up and speak with confidence at any event

Wouldn’t it be great to feel totally confident in everything you do! Be the one to make heads turn, the one who people respect and admire.

How do you achieve this? How do you look stylish, feel fabulous and get what you want?

Here’s a unique web site How To Be Stylish that sets out the steps you need to take to ensure your success at your own make-over. And when you need unbiased, objective coaching help, as a member you can get it.

You’ll learn:

there is no perfect body, and why you don’t want to ‘clone’ someone else
know your own body style
reshape your body (without diet and exercise)
pick and match color and combinations
what accessories work with your image
why you don’t need to junk your wardrobe
the secret of grooming
the psychology of style
how not to be a fashion disaster
how to get expert help when you need it

You get a free report just for looking, and lessons and consulting by signing up for membership in How To Be Stylish.

There’s so much to gain, nothing to lose, and no obligation. You pay as you go, month to month.

To learn more and to sign up, click How To Be Stylish

Tags: Attitude, Persuasion

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October 27, 2007

Your Personal e-Coach

Filed under: Mind & Emotions, Self Improvement — Tags: Attitude, Health — editor @ 10:37 am

Do you think that having a good life coach could help you achieve more of your goals and dreams?

Many people do!

But at a price of $100 per hour or more, and with the problems of finding a coach that fits your situation, coaching can pose many challenges.

Your e-Coach provides an alternative to personal coaching that is less expensive, more in your control, more effective, and is developed from materials that are based upon extensive research with international credentials. This is an interactive coaching program and self-development tool that makes coaching available to everyone, and does so at a great price. In addition, should you already be working with a personal coach, Your e-Coach will serve as an additional companion in your journey – enhancing and supporting whatever means you are using.

Your e-Coach is based on the work by Randi B. Noyes, an executive coach in Norway and the author of The Art of Leading Yourself, a bestseller in Norway that received the 2001 “Book of the Year” award by Foreword Magazine in the United States.

Randi desired to move her work beyond the limitations of one-on-one coaching to a model that could reach a much larger audience and enable many more individuals to find in themselves their most effective leader. In collaboration with Dr. John Mayer of the University of New Hampshire, one of the foremost researchers in the concepts and application of emotional intelligence, she has provided the materials that underlie the experience of Your e-Coach.

Thousands of people already have been helped to find their own strength with the methods pioneered by Randi Noyes. While it is true that there will always be a “price to pay” to find your own path – the truth is that the price will be higher if you do not try. In order to fully succeed in your life, you must have an understanding of your Self – a true vision of who you really are and can be. With that understanding of your Self, you will be able to instill confidence and commitment from those who surround you – your family, your friends, your colleagues.

While it is truly your Self from whom your power and your truth will be found, you will need appropriate tools to find that Self. More specifically, you need to understand and access your emotional intelligence to the same degree you understand your academic intelligence. To find that balance is not always easy, especially in stressful situations. As Noyes states,

“When we have to make difficult decisions, it is good to have a hand to hold onto, even if we have to walk that path alone. This is why I created Your e-Coach. It contains valuable information, insights, and the help that we need to improve our lives. In order to succeed, you have to look deep into yourself. And to do that, you need a tool to understand what your emotions are telling you.”

What is more, with Your e-Coach: The Art of Leading Yourself you will have access to a quality coach who will not only help you ask the key questions, but who will do so with humor and warmth. The e-mail feature in Your e-Coach will help you keep you focused by reminding you of your goals and strengths. When you need guidance, you can turn to Your e-Coach for valuable insight at anytime.

How will you benefit?

Your e-Coach is for you if you want to:

Get to know yourself better
Adopt a positive attitude toward change
Develop your emotional intelligence
Find out what you really want
Concentrate on yourself
Increase your self-confidence and motivation
Resolve conflicts
Find your own strengths and resources
Create meaning in your life, at work and at home

What can you expect from Your e-Coach?
You will be able to:

Define abilities and talents; your strengths
Establish a personal vision for the future
Chart personal goals
Become aware of your values
Learn how to lead toward change
Determine how to create a better future for yourself and your co-workers
Become more and more self-aware
Make better and more successful decisions

Your e-Coach will be “a hand to hold onto” in the process toward leading yourself. You are your own leader!

To find out more, sign up, or get a free trial version:
click here: Your Personal e-Coach

“The Art of Leading Yourself”

Tags: Attitude, Health

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October 25, 2007

Successful Life Coaching

Filed under: Business Development, Self Improvement — Tags: Business, Coaching — editor @ 2:08 pm

Exploring Coaching

Here is a step-by-step guide to a fulfilling and rewarding career. If you’re just getting started or looking for help in discovering your coaching niche, this is the perfect handbook. Exploring Coaching takes you on an exciting journey starting with the first 5 Critical Steps. Ten dynamic coaches share their experiences and their path to becoming successful.

Life Coaching and Business Coaching, plus other specialty areas of this field have quickly become the most desirable choice for a fulfilling and rewarding career.

The Inside Scoop on Coaching and Mentoring

Learning the ins and outs of this incredible field is the key. Wouldn’t it be great if you had a personal guide and mentor to walk you through the steps of becoming a coach?

Well, you do. Not one… but ten successful coaches and mentors presenting the experience you’ve been waiting for… a guided tour and the inside scoop on Life Coaching and Mentoring. Get straight talk from full-time coaches making a great living helping others (and themselves) succeed in a big way!

True to the art and science of coaching, these top coaches share with you the secrets of exactly how they made it and how you can too.

Now you might ask, “Aren’t these coaches and mentors worried that too many new coaches will flood the market?”

Here’s an amazing fact… There are only about 20,000 full-time coaches practicing worldwide. The majority of them (about 15,000) are found in the United States. Compare this to the legal profession… According to the American Bar Association there are over 1 million practicing attorneys in the U.S. The need for coaches far outweighs the small number practicing today. It could be decades before there are enough coaches to fill the growing demand.

Exploring Coaching provides straight talk about the profession and answers the big questions right up front:

Exactly what is coaching?
What type of background should I have?
What kind of education do I need?
How do I know if I will be good at coaching?
Who hires coaches?
How will I find coaching clients?
How will I meet with my clients?
How long will it be before I can start earning a reasonable income?
What kind of training do I need?
What should I look for in a training program?
How do training classes normally work?
Is certification required and do I need it?
Will I need to market my coaching practice?
How much money will I spend marketing?
How can I learn more without spending a fortune?
What is the best way to get started quickly and confidently?

You may already know much of what is required to be good at coaching. This is where your life experience, business expertise, and people skills count for something. If you’re the person people instinctively come to for help and support, or for a shoulder to lean on, you’re probably already “coaching” at a certain level.

Your main challenge in not what you already know, it is what you don’t know about the business of coaching. There are five critical steps to becoming a coach outlined in detail in Exploring Coaching. Heading off on your own pat without these valuable insights will actually take you farther away from your goal or lead to a dead end.

What you discover in Exploring Coaching is a roadmap highlighted with the best route to your success in the world of coaching. You can proceed confidently knowing the credibility you seek is something you already possess and will uncover along the journey.

Click here to purchase or learn more about Exploring Coaching

Tags: Business, Coaching

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October 13, 2007

Anger Coach

Filed under: Health & Wellness, Mind & Emotions, Parents & Kids, Self Improvement — Tags: Attitude, Emotions, Health — editor @ 8:52 am

You can control anger! You can learn to take control of anger when anger threatens to control you.

You can also control how quickly you and your body recover from an anger episode.

Evaluate Your Anger – Take The Quick Anger Evaluation Quiz

Are You Concerned by the Presence of Anger in Your Life?

Do disagreements escalate into shouting matches?
Do you ever want to “get even” with other drivers?
Have you been warned about your behavior at work?
Do you suffer from physical symptoms like headaches, high blood pressure, poor sleeping patterns, or loss of energy

A single episode of uncontrolled anger can have a devastating impact on your life — and the lives of your loved ones — for years to come.

In an instant, anger can destroy careers, health, and relationships you have spent decades nourishing. Uncontrolled anger episodes jeopardize your happiness and financial security, and can lead to fines and imprisonment.

Anger and Your Health

Anger can, and frequently does, cause serious health problems. Angry individuals are three times more likely to experience a heart attack within five years than individuals who have learned how to control their anger.

Anger and Your Relationships

There are a few simple steps you can take to change your behavior patterns and defuse anger before it gets out of control and destroys relationships you may have been nurturing for years.

Anger and Driving with Impaired Emotions

Roads are filled with angry drivers. Controlling your reactions to aggressive driving by others begins by identifying your propensity to angry responses.

Defusing Negative Thoughts

You can program yourself to respond to frustration in more positive ways. There are 4 ways you can “argue with yourself” and challenge negative assumptions.

Raising Optimistic Children

Parents can positively influence their children’s thinking styles by modeling a 5-step model of optimistic thinking. This pays off in terms of health and success.

Sports Parents Who Lose Control

Loss of control by sports parents has long-term negative effects on the lives of their children, the school, and the parents themselves. Unfortunately, the frequency is increasing of reports of sports parents behaving in ways not indicative of good sportsmanship.

Find Out How To Recognize and Diffuse Your Anger Triggers

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Tags: Attitude, Emotions, Health

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