Posts from — January 2008

Have you googled yourself recently?

Google your name - check out what  comes up - this can be extremely interesting.

Google your business name - you can also find out who has you listed on their website and also where your website is listed.

This is where you can really start to understand the power of the internet.

These days people will often Google your name and your business name to learn more about you,  prior to doing business with you.

This is another reason, why it is essential to have a Website.

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Excellent tip at The Savvy Gal Blog

Savvy Gal Networking Tip:  Good bloggers befriend the competition. 

Stop thinking of these other blogs as competition, but instead, bookmark them as more resources to link to…and network with!

Written by Anna Morten

How to Create a Year of Progress, Achievement and Satisfaction?

The pursuit of your vision will create the dedication to do what it takes to become successful and happy. The most important ingredient is having a strong set of values, positive attitudes and a habitual behaviour necessary for your vision to become reality.

Create a Bigger and Better Future!

Make your future bigger, brighter, and bolder than anything you’ve ever done before.
The past is rich with experiences and offers great insights for creating a bigger and better picture. Use the past as a foundation for what lies ahead and use the experiences and insights to start thinking in new ways.

This will help you create a better future and you will separate yourself from situations, relationships and activities that cause you to feel trapped.

Make Valuable Contributions to Other People’s Lives!

Success is built on the commitment to be of service to others. Begin now to make your contributions bigger than your personal gain. As your success keeps growing, many rewards will come your way. To create a fulfilled life you need to concentrate continuously on making ever greater contributions into the lives of your family members, friends, associates, country and the world at large. Look for ways to empower people, help others eliminate their limitations and become a living example of the principles of human decency.

Continually look for opportunities to share what you have learnt with others.

For complete article at Women Doing It - Women in Business - Women Networking Online - CLICK HERE

Written by Anna Morten

Written by Leanne Watson - Your Successful Mind

One of the foundation stones of personal mastery is taking responsibility for yourself and where you’re at in your life. 

When you’re in charge of yourself, you’re in charge of your life.  Once you’ve decided now, that you’re in charge of you’re life, you’re on the path to joy and fulfilment.  And yes, it is this simple.

In taking responsibility for yourself and where you’re at in your life, you take control of how you think, feel and behave. This is what puts you in charge, because this gives you the power to choose and therefore to choose to receive.

When I first heard about taking responsibility for myself and how I how felt, I got very caught up in the “excuses, guilt and blame game.”  All the anger and resentment I had felt towards outside circumstances, I re-directed at myself.  Surprise, surprise, this got me nowhere and was very far removed from taking 100% responsibility.

Taking responsibility is about:

• creating and maintaining a productive internal relationship between you and yourself, and 
• developing a trust between you and your unconscious mind so you become fully integrated on all levels of being; mind body and soul.

For complete article at Women Doing It - Women in Business - Women Networking Online - CLICK HERE

Written by Karina Stephens - Miss Potentiality

Every New Years day for the last ten years I’ve sat down and created my list of goals that I would like to achieve for that year. I do it for every area of my life and I go back to it every couple of months to see how I’m going or if I need to add anything or change anything. It becomes like my road map for the year.
This year, as I approach my 40th birthday the day after new year’s day, 2008, I’ve been reflecting back on the last 2 decades with some sense of nostalgia and I guess in an order to define those decades and put a title on them,

I’ve come up with a theme for my 20’s and one for my 30’s and now one for my 40’s.

For complete article at Women Doing It - Women in Business - Women Networking Online - CLICK HERE