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1). A Dream Come True, Again and Again
Do you have a dream? This article focuses on the importance of having multiple dreams. When one is in the process of being fulfilled, that is the time to dream another dream. And another.
2). Time to Wake Up, Notice the Awakening
Do you sometimes just not want to face the day? Waking up in the morning is a personal an varied as waking up to life or waking up to who you truly are in your magnificence. Wake up.
3). Finding the Rhythm in Your Breath
Copyright 2006 Marshall House
Focusing on your breath can be a truly empowering experience. You may have a tendency to discount the power of noticing and using the rhythm of your breath because your breath is so much a part of you. It might just seem too simple.
Ordinarily, of course, your breath works in the automatic mode. Thank goodness for that! If your breathing needed your constant attention, you would not have time for other adventures.
4). Transforming the Ruler of Time
Copyright 2006 Marshall House
You will find (or maybe already have found) your own special way out of feelings of helplessness and powerlessness about your relationship with time. I want to offer some viewpoints to help you to shift negative perceptions of time. Right now is the perfect time to let go of the rigid ruler of time.
The Eternal Now
Truly, right now is all the time you have.
5). Trust for May and DailyAffirm Positive Affirmations Day by Day
Copyright 2006 Marshall House
We often get distracted by the idea that someone else is not trustworthy, or that someone else has broken a trust or confidence, or that a particular situation is not safe. We may or may not be correct in our assessment of another person or place. In my view, though, the most important question about trust is: Do you trust yourself?
Consider what it looks and feels like to trust yourself.
6). Being in the Awareness of Balance to Do What You Do More Joyously
Do you sometimes feel out of balance? Or lacking in joy? This article focuses on the idea of making choices to draw more variety into your life. Joy comes with the balance of reflection/relaxation and action/forward movement.
7). Centering: Purpose and Phrases for a Group
Centering: Purpose and Phrases for a Group By Jeanie Marshall
From time to time, participants in a group may seem off- center or out of balanc
8). Corporate Career Development Networking
It is common for people to want to have a career development plan. Many think that those successful individuals who have preceded them in the corporation had a plan to get where they got. Some did, but quite honestly, it is easier claim that they had a plan with the benefit of hindsight and success than to produce the plan they had years before.
9). Brief Grounding of an Idea: A Guided Meditation for You
Copyright 2006 Marshall House
Purpose of this Meditation
The purpose of this guided meditation is to help you to ground an idea. That is, to help an idea of your choosing to manifest. In my view, it is easy to have an idea, even a brilliant idea; it is not so easy to manifest it if our contradictory thoughts get in the way.
Instructions
Find a comfortable place, sitting or lying down, where you can be fully relaxed and open to the ideas and energy of this guided meditation.
10). Noticing Energy for Personal Empowerment
Are you sometimes mystified to find yourself in a disempowering situation? This article focuses on the importance of noticing energy so that you guide yourself to more empowering places. Included is a set of questions to help you to notice subtle energy.
11). Diversity Means They Will Be Different
What does diversity mean to you? Often "diversity" is used to connote a particular ratio of the two genders or racial representation, and it can mean so much more.
12). Obese Government
Very few people (including members of Congress) actually grasp the numbers involved in the federal budget. The total net "economy" of the
13). Asking Empowering Questions
Asking Empowering Questions By Jeanie Marshall
"The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existin
14). Basic Operating Question (BOQ) for Empowerment
Copyright 2006 Marshall House
Years ago when I trained managers and trainers, I liked to be playful with the group. The company I was working with one day had a culture that was closest to acronym heaven than I had ever before or since experienced. So, I wrote on the flip chart in large letters: B O Q.
"Today we are going to learn about the BOQ," I said, pronouncing it Bock.
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