Are You Still Holding On?

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Are you still holding on to old ways yet yearning for a new way?  Think about that for a moment…yes, yes, think about that.
Holding On & Letting Go

Let me help you simplify this in the bigger picture, so to speak.Neale Donald Walsch said this and I believe he is spot on…He said,

“That yearning for a new way will not produce it.  Only ending the old way can do that.

You cannot hold onto the old all the while declaring that you want something new.

The old will defy the new;
the old will deny the new;
the old will decry the new.

There is only one way to bring in the new.

You must make room for it.”
Allow me to share something with you if I may…You see, I know what it feels like to let go.  I believe it’s a very intimate process one experiences when they release and end something.I also recognize that it can be difficult for people to let go or end something because they are fearful of the unknown.  They are not sure of what their outcome will be and worry if it will be better, worse, or if they will end up regretting their decision.

So inevitably they do nothing. 

But what most people don’t realize is that not to decide is to decide.  You are deciding to do nothing – so it’s still a decision.

Ask yourself:

  • What are you deciding right now by not deciding?
  • What are you choosing by failing to choose?

As Jack Canfield suggests:

“Sometimes people stay stuck because they fall into a dangerous trap of settling for less than they deserve in the name of gratitude.”

Here are some examples:
“Rather than taking action and asking for a raise… they say, “Well, I should be grateful I have a job.”

“Rather than taking action and asking for what they want in a relationship… they say, “Well, I should be grateful that my partner is faithful.”

“Rather than taking action and looking for a bigger house… they say, “Well, I should be grateful that I have a house when so many people don’t.”

Here’s the thing, friends… 

  • Wanting more doesn’t mean that you’re ungrateful or greedy.
  • Letting go and releasing the old allows for a grander, better life.
  • Making room for the new creates the opportunity for you to express and demonstrate your higher self.

It is time now.  It’s time to make a decision.  You don’t want to live your life by default, do you?  Here is your signal – take it!

Tackling Paper Clutter

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Paper Clutter Costs You Time, Money & Stress – and because of this I decided to design a program that will help you tackle your paper clutter and so much more!

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The Paper Details
Getting your papers organized is more than just sorting through them and filing them away.  It’s really about what your papers represent and how you perceive their level of importance. Of course, some papers qualify substantially higher in the level of importance and priority but let me ask you something….

If there was a flood in your house or say a fire – and all of your important documents were destroyed, what would you do? Or let’s say there was an emergency and you needed to access your important documents right away – would you be able to locate them or for that matter, lead someone to find them in an efficient manner?

 

Let’s look at what constitutes important documents:

  • Bills
  • Passwords
  • Passports
  • Driver’s License
  • Insurance policies
  • Social Security Cards
  • Medical Information
  • Wills
  • Deeds
  • Marriage/Sacrament/Death Certificates
  • And the list can go on depending upon your circumstances

I believe how you manage your paperwork is a reflection of where you are in your life. If we pay attention, we can learn a lot about ourselves here.  Paper clutter can be temporary & situational of course, which will still require work, but if your paper clutter is constant, it’s a sure thing there is a lot more going on that requires you to look at.

 

One of the things I can tell you about being successful with getting a handle on your paperwork is the commitment to the process of it. It requires for you to take it seriously and look at it as a top priority. It also requires a plan that is conducive to your lifestyle so you can schedule time to tackle your papers accordingly.

 

If this resonates with you, may I suggest you look at your paper clutter from a different perspective and perhaps consider that it’s time to do something about it.

My program is going to help you with the purging, sorting, categorizing, organizing, filing, and managing of your papers.  It will also allow you the opportunity to be personally coached by me and then be group coached with your peers.  You will also be able to tap into the support of your peers, which is invaluable.

Here are the details of this program: 

 

Intake Session:

30 Minute Conference Call With Me Before Program Starts

Group Coaching Call:

July 14, 2014 – Monday Evening – 8:00 – 9:00 PM

One-On-One Coaching:
Four (4) Personal One Hour Sessions With Me
Group Coaching Call:

August 11, 2014 – Monday Evening – 8:00 – 9:00 PM

Once you register you will then receive your Welcome Package that you will need to complete and fill out.  I will then contact you directly to schedule your Intake & Coaching Sessions.

I am only taking five (5) candidates – so again, I suggest if you are truly serious about tackling those papers – you should register so you don’t miss your opportunity!