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What the Bleep Do We Know Really About Time and Reality?

I was recently reading a Greg Braden book called “The Spontaneous Healing Power of Belief” and found an extremely interesting story that I want to share with you.

Greg was on a spiritual retreat with a group of people and they were going to spend the day in a very special temple.  They spent the morning discussing how excited they were and how wonderful it would be when they got to the temple and what impact it would have on them.

They traveled to the temple and when they got out of the bus and looked around, they noticed the guides were looking confused and pointing to their watches.

The guides didn’t speak English, so Greg went to the translator who was with them and asked what was wrong with the guides.  The translator told him that it was not possible to have already reached the temple.

It had only taken them 4 hours - and it was an 8 hour trip from where they had started. Read more

What Small Business Advertising Ideas Are You Thinking Of?

Sometimes in business you need to think outside the box to find a new service or product that people are seeking out and that will make you stand out from the crowd.

I am a strong believer in having multiple streams of income in your business, and this is one way you can achieve that.

I have worked with many different businesses and among them was an auto repair shop.  I was thinking outside the box and suggested they create a women’s car care center to produce multiple streams of income.

The shop implemented this and it was great!  The center was targeted to appeal to women, since statistics show that women have the most influence in buying a vehicle and deciding where to service it.

The shop sent out mailings for classes on various vehicle issues such as changing tires, checking oil, and what to do in emergency situations, and they offered a special 21 point inspection so women would know what to expect in the future in vehicle repairs.

So what small business advertising ideas are you thinking of as you look to move outside the box? Read more

What Sales Presentation Training Are You Using?

One of my clients is a partner in a CPA firm and he was looking for ways to bring in new business.  He told me that his employees have problems bringing in new business because they don’t like to sell.

His beliefs as well as his employees were that to be in sales you have to be pushy and untruthful.

The reality of the situation is that they hadn’t done sales before and needed guidance on having conversations with people that were comfortable for them. Read more

Do You Dress For Success In Your Mindset And Energy Every Day?

I was recently invited to be a participant in an event for a new site launching. I was going to be a part of a video that was being developed and needed to have my script in place ahead of time.

The site this video was for will have online experts, and online resources for home based business start ups or small businesses that are looking to grow.

I always teach my students to start energetically before going ahead with a project and make sure they are aligned with themselves. Do you know what mistake I made this time? Read more

Do You Have Visualization Boards For Your Business Adventure?

We’ve all heard of the Midlife Crisis.  My husband had a Midlife Adventure.

A couple years ago my husband decided in the dead of winter that he wanted to get a red, convertible sports car.  Now, we live in an area with not a lot of sunny days.  We have a lot of rain and also snow.  Did I mention he stated this after we had 10 inches of snow that day?

I suggested to him that he start a visualization board.  I have these in every area of my house for visualizing each new project that I want to accomplish.

Since it was winter, we wouldn’t be getting the car until spring anyway so he had plenty of time to visualize what he wanted.  I suggested more sunny days so he could drive the car often as well.

One day, I noticed that we had been having more sunny days and mentioned this to my husband.  He said that every day he got out of bed and said to himself “This is going to be a convertible day.”

By the time we ordered the car, we had a record stetting 51 sunny days in a row with no rain.  My husband even downloaded the newscast stating this fact onto my iPod.

Now I ask you…Do you have visualization boards for your business adventure? Read more

Where Do You Go From What The Bleep Do We Know?

There are a lot of Spiritualpreneurs in the making out there watching movies like What The Bleep Do We Know and The Secret – and if you’re one of them, you may be feeling like something is still missing.

The thing is, movies and ideas like these can provide a fragmented approach, because they’re not really showing you the specifics of how to apply these concepts in your business.

I’ve seen it happen many times – you’re watching these movies or reading books like Think and Grow Rich; you get really excited about it, but there isn’t really any accountability afterwards. There’s no one there to hold your hand and show you a structured way of applying these concepts – to say, “OK, this is what you do now.”

You can’t pick up the phone and call the producers of What The Bleep Do We Know when you run into a snag with applying these concepts; You can’t call any of the teachers from The Secret to ask something like, “You know, I’m really stuck on this one aspect of attracting – for some reason I keep attracting the same thing over and over, and I know I’m not focused on that!” Read more

What’s Holding You Back From Success With Your List of Small Business Ideas?

I have a client who has decided to put writing a book on her list of small business ideas.

She came to me with her plan, which was to interview very successful people that are using Universal Principles. I was honoured that she asked me to be a part of it, and she’s gotten several other very successful Spiritualpreneurs to agree to participate.

So she said that for our next coaching session, she wanted me to go over the list of questions she would be asking each person for the interview format of this book she was putting together.

I told her that was fine, but when we got into our session, I asked her, “Do you feel like we’re missing something here?”

She said, “What? What’s missing?”

I responded to hear, “Well, you know that the first thing you need to do when you’re starting a goal is to see what your Energy Blueprint around it is – what are the beliefs that are serving you and what are the beliefs that are not serving you…right?”

“OH Yeah, right!”

Then I said, “And the next thing you need to do is create an Order Form to the Universe to get very clear on what you don’t want, and get very clear on what you do want – how you want to feel and how you don’t want to feel…right?”

She’s nodding her head now, “Yes, that’s right!”

“And then”, I said, “You need to create a Problem Solution Template to get into the problems and issues of your audience – your ideal reader of this book – and THAT is what will drive the questions you will be asking in these interviews…right?”

“Of course, that’s right!”

Then she said, “You know what’s so amazing is that even after all this time, I just wanted to dive right into the doing – right into the tell me what the questions are – I wasn’t even thinking about the rest of the process!”

I said to her, “Yes, and the amazing thing to me is that you didn’t want to do it the easy way! Using the Energy Management system in your list of small business ideas is the easy way! Doing the Problem Solution Template is the easy way!”

Then I said to her, “What would have happened if you just dove right into these questions like you wanted to?” Read more

Is Starting Your Own Business a Good Idea in This Economy?

People often come to me with this question – I have a career right now, I’ve always dreamed about starting my own business, but I’m just terrified of quitting my job and losing my regular income during this economy…

You may be surprised by my answer, but I really don’t ever recommend anyone to just quit your job to start your business.

The truth is, I did it that way myself, but I only recommend people doing that when they cannot be convinced of anything else – when they are standing at such a strong place of belief that they just absolutely know it’s going to work.

If you are not standing in that absolute place of knowing about starting your own business, don’t quit your day job – because you’ll put too much pressure on you energetically.

What really can be valuable and useful is to start out in such a way where you can begin to create some revenue from your dream business on top of what you are already doing in your career. Then, once it begins to start on the way to replacing that income, you can start activating more of the belief of, “Yeah, if I could just put some more time into this, this could really take off!”

I’ve seen a lot of people quit their job because they’ve got a dream for a business and a passion to be their own boss – but they minute they quit, they’ve activated the lack mentality of not having a regular income right away.

They’re putting out these rockets of desire, but they’re cancelling them out because of their fear and worry – it’s like putting your foot on the gas and the brake on the same time. When you do that, nothing happens!

Don’t be afraid to start more slowly…

• Put some feelers out
• Start talking to people
• Put in a couple weekend or evening hours
• Don’t invest a lot of money right away

You’ll find that you’ll be building up positive evidence through this process that is going to put you in a place of power in starting your own business that you may not have had access to before!

One client that I coached really wanted to start an organizing business. She had a passion for it and knew it could be successful…but my strong advice to her was not to quit her day job right away.

I coached her to start doing some of it on the weekends – start getting some clients and building up positive evidences before quitting her day job. Read more

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