Posts Tagged ‘entrepreneurship’
Monday, June 22nd, 2009
When people talk about the benefits of being an entrepreneur, they usually speak in terms of getting to be their own boss and the financial rewards of owning a business. I think these aspects of entrepreneurship are great, but my favorite thing about it is actually the opportunities it offers me to grow as a [...]
Tags: bonnie coleen, buddhism, comfort zone, doreen virtue, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, equanimity, guy finley, Meditation, Mindfulness, Overcoming Fear, personal growth, process, product, seeing beyond, wayne dyer
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Tuesday, April 28th, 2009
I’m pleased to welcome back entrepreneurship coach John Van Dinther of 2Hats Consulting (who hosted my earlier teleseminar) to talk about the direction, productivity and marketing issues entrepreneurs commonly face, and some exercises he uses to help his clients deal with those concerns.
In this interview, you’ll learn:
* How John’s unique “online vision board” approach can help [...]
Tags: business, entrepreneurship, Meditation, Mindfulness, somatic psychology, vision board
Posted in All Writings, Career Satisfaction, Mindfulness, NLP/Hypnosis, Overcoming Fear, Productivity, Psychology, Purpose | 2 Comments »
Monday, May 5th, 2008
In literature on changing careers or starting a business, one theme you’ll often hear is that the key product you’re selling is yourself, and that you need to fully believe in yourself if you want others to be interested in what you have to offer. If you’re not confident in your ability to run a [...]
Tags: barbara miller fishman, believing in yourself, career change, Career Transition, emotional healing through mindfulness meditation, entrepreneurship, fear, Meditation, phil nuernberger, promoting yourself, self-promotion, selling yourself, strong and fearless
Posted in All Writings, Career Satisfaction, Career Transition, Overcoming Fear | 7 Comments »
Saturday, January 19th, 2008
My friend, a highly-paid financial professional, often complains about her job. She doesn’t like the long hours, the difficult people, the office politics, and so forth. Usually, I just sit and listen to her concerns, because it feels like she’s more interested in a sympathetic ear than anything else. But one day, I couldn’t help [...]
Tags: career change, Career Transition, consciousness, desires, entrepreneurship, fear of annihilation, identity, inner body, life energy, life purpose, Mindfulness, self-image, survival, wants
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Monday, December 10th, 2007
I want to tell another story about my friend, the computer programmer who wants to be an interior designer, because my conversations with her raise so many fascinating questions about the challenges surrounding career transitions and pursuing your calling.
My friend is fully ready to start her interior design business—she’s got the ambition, the capital, and [...]
Tags: apologizing, career change, Career Transition, defending yourself, entrepreneurship, guilt, justification, justifying your choices, life purpose, shame, true calling
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Wednesday, December 5th, 2007
I have a friend who would like to start her own business as an interior designer, and leave her current 9-to-5 job as a computer programmer. She’s convinced that she has the skills, the startup capital, the contacts and so forth to make it happen. But she’s still too scared to make the change. Why? [...]
Tags: career change, Career Transition, entrepreneurship, envy, inadequacy, initiative, laziness, resentment, unemployed, unemployment, worst-case scenario
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Friday, November 23rd, 2007
I’m not a huge Star Wars buff, but I’m very fond of one famous line from “The Empire Strikes Back.” To escape from the Empire, Han Solo is considering flying the Millennium Falcon into a dangerous asteroid field. The ever-anxious C-3PO informs Han that the odds of surviving in an asteroid field are approximately 3,720 [...]
Tags: c-3po, career, empire strikes back, entrepreneurship, han solo, millennium falcon, never tell me the odds, self-knowledge, star wars, transitions
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