Create #57: Making Decisions

1. Announcements/Offers

What People are Saying About ’10 Super Coaches’

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Visit http://www.10SuperCoaches.com

EFT Sessions

Michael Elam offers private 60-90 min EFT sessions on Kauai and the Big Island of Hawaii in person and over the phone.

Michael’s rates are $60.00 – $180.00 per session (1.5 – 2 hr). But he is giving a first time intro rate of $30.00 per hr!

Michael’s EFT sessions are designed to unify your heart, mind and body with your healthy intentions, in order to release pain, trauma and distress, creating freedom and possibilities for your conscious, peaceful and healthy evolution. (see www.emofree.com for more EFT info)

“I honor and respect all of humanity and choose to empower people to have the feelings associated with safety, freedom and prosperity.”

– Michael Elam, http://www.wisdomandfreedom.us/

Call him to schedule an appointment or for more information at: 512… or email michael @ solutionbox.com (without the spaces.)

2. FEATURE: Make Decisions

This is an excerpt from Warrior of the Light by Paulo Coelho:

The Warrior hears someone say: “I need to understand everything before I can make a decision. I want to have the freedom to change my mind.”

The Warrior regards these words suspiciously. He too enjoys that freedom, but this does not prevent him from taking on a commitment, even if he does not know quite why he does so.

A Warrior of Light makes decisions. His soul is as free as the clouds in the sky, but he is committed to his dream. On his freely chosen path, he often has to get up earlier than he would like, speak to people from whom he learns nothing, make certain sacrifices.

His friends say: “You’re not free.”

The Warrior is free. But he knows that an open oven bakes no bread.

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Action

1) What are you committed to?

2) Go to the blog and share your commitment.

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Enjoy!

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3. The Personal Touch

After packing for a 10 day trip in July, and ….um…..never returning,
I find I’m sick of travelling! It’s been 6 months, and I’m very happy to have landed in San Francisco. I have quite a few friends here, and am making new ones – everyone is very friendly.

After a week of house hunting for a rental, I’ve found a gorgeous rental in Mill Valley that I intend to buy. (So much for 6 months of hard house hunting!)

I’ve posted and pics and videos at www.davidsfacebook.com

I took another tumble with the ex which didn’t work out. The good news is: I got out easier this time, with less attachment. I think I might actually be learning something.

Regarding the book, I have an awesome agent who will now shop it around, and we’re still tweaking to find the perfect title. Jack Canfield has agreed to take a look and may write the foreword. I’m off to Hawaii to the TLC retreat (www.TransformationalLeadershipCouncil.com) and will collect more endorsements, hang with some cool people, and swim with dolphins. Then it’s back to move in, take receipt of my STUFF (Man have I missed my bed!) from New York, hunt for a roommate, and prepare for a house warming party!

Love David

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Thursday, March 12, 2009 at 11:36 AM

Haha ^^ nice, is there a section to follow the RSS feed

Ky Khan

Sunday, January 25, 2009 at 9:47 PM

Hi David,
Having read PC’s The Alchemist, & others of his though only realy fell in love with that one, it was a surprise to read he’d produced another, the comments seem to indicate that it is worth reading. I normally only read non-fiction books as I’m keen to become a life coach (any suggestions / recommendations taken on board) my guru since 1989 has been Brian Tracy, & we have recently purchased a licence to promote his material, again assistance in this area most welcome. My “vision statement” is quite simpl & very similar to your own, To make each person richer, not just financuially, by having met them & for them to do the same with others they meet”, just like in the movie “pay it forward”. Ky Khan, Peak performance Group.

Pamela

Thursday, January 22, 2009 at 11:43 AM

I am committed to transform my own heart and mind in order to bring love and acceptance on those around me period !

Linda

Saturday, January 17, 2009 at 1:55 PM

I am committed to helping a very deserving young athlete achieve his dreams.

Maria

Friday, January 16, 2009 at 2:24 AM

Hello,
Great to read you again.
We need your passion and knowhow to get to live doing coaching!

Warm regards,
María

Andrea Owen

Thursday, January 15, 2009 at 6:18 PM

I am committed to not making decisions out of fear or safety. Lessons will come either way, and I’ll get much farther taking the road less traveled. I am also committed to listening and believing all the wonderful compliments I receive. And giving them back! Thanks for posing the question, David!

Loretta

Thursday, January 15, 2009 at 5:59 PM

I am commited to ‘being’ me, honoring my inner self.
This is something I had not been doing for some time (about 20 years worth), and during those years of placing myself last, I didn’t feel right, something was missing. I found what was missing – the true ME.
I now encourage others to do the same, specially my children.
I have started to conduct workshops on Finding Peace, where we breath, relax, do some brain gym activities, and a guided meditation. It is so rewarding.
I am commited to surrounding myself and my thoughts with what I wish for the world – happiness, peace and understanding.

blessings,
Loretta
Northern NSW, Down Under

Connie Werner Reichert

Thursday, January 15, 2009 at 5:46 PM

I love the “Warrior” books. Very insightful. Both my given surname and my married last name means “Warrior,” however I was attached to Paul’s work before I discovered this.

So, I am committed to being a warrior–being true to myself, without fear.

In business, this means raising my fees even in this tough economy, plus only accepting new clients and projects I enjoy. Some may think this is crazy, but I know it is right for me. I have been a copywriter with my own firm since 1995, so that gives me more incentive to do what is right for me. I know my own worth, and the value I bring to my clients. So, I do have a waiting list. It is all OK. More than OK. I have the freedom now to do othe rprojects for myself for a change, and this is the best of all.

In my personal life, I am committed to my family: my loving husband (a Vietnam War Veteran) and my lovely teenage daughter. Family has always come first before business or anything else. I am proud of this. Back in 95, many people did not work from home. Everyone told me it was too early to start, but I did it anyway. I wanted to raise my child myself—and not through day care strangers. It has paid off in spades. It is comforting for my me as well as my child to always be here for her.

I am committed to keep on going, doing my best every day. Some days are not as successful as others, but then again, sometimes a single day’s work equals one week’s worth. That is the way of creative people, yes?

Thank you, David, for doing what you are doing. You bring inspiration to others. Now more than ever, your place in this world is needed. We all have a place in this world. If you have not find yours, perhaps you should speak with David? Blessings to all of you.

Kindest regards,

Connie Werner Reichert
President
Write Side Up Copywriting & Publicity
In the midst of the Northern California Foothills–where gold was discovered!
http://www.conniewreichert.com
http://conniereichert.livejournal.com (Blog)

claire stoner-leggatt

Thursday, January 15, 2009 at 4:45 PM

i am committed to searching for the answers to my life, the reasons i am here and following the lifeplan i have made. i am committed to developing my ability to be loved, which is something i shy away from and to accept help and receive touch and trust and believe in those who love me.

I am committed to achieving a higher level of self esteem out of a childhood which has crushed this so small, no one who wasnt committed would take this on and win it. i am committed to win this and become a full and beautiful person. I am committed to seek emotional intelligence in myself and those around me, and free myself from emotional unrest.

I have set myself these tasks to make me a better person, a stronger soul. i am committed to improving myself and know instinctively when i achieve any of these things because i experience an intense sense of inner happiness.

and thank you for information on eft. i will study this and see how things progress. i feel that sense of happiness when i think on this technique. and it will go well with my massage and for pre-stage preparation for my show work.

Taelin Free

Thursday, January 15, 2009 at 4:34 PM

“Hey David,

Love your products hope you continue to expand and assist those of us in the learning curve. Thanks for the insight and guts to go where not many do.”

Taelin Free
Canada
http://www.taelinfree.com

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