Entering the Field

Written by David Wood


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4.Work with a coach to build your practice. Some people skip Step 3 and jump straight to working with a coach to enterrepparttar industry. People in this category are usually those with existing transferable skills (e.g. counselling, or a lot of personal development training), or people short on cash, and wanting to generate some revenue from coaching before they invest in a proper training course. A coach can help you avoid common mistakes, and build your practice faster, and with less effort than you would on your own. 5.What business systems do you need in place? Where will you find clients? How will you keep your clients? And how do you keep your chin up when you lose three in one day!? In future issues, we'll examinerepparttar 122662 different training options, provide tips on selecting a mentor coach, discussrepparttar 122663 importance of accreditation, and publish interviews with new and experienced coaches. By David Wood and Geoff Grist I encourage you to share, replicate or forward this article as long asrepparttar 122664 author’s links and copyright information are kept intact. David’s Bio

David Wood is a Certified Life Coach. He helps coaches, consultants, speakers and trainers to build their businesses via his popular eBook http://10SuperCoaches.com and his audio eBook at http://www.FirstFiftyClients.com. Get his new Free Download '50 Power Questions' and popular monthly eZine for clients at coaches (now over 15,000 subscribers) at: http://www.solutionbox.com/freedownload.htm

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David Wood is a Certified Life Coach. He helps coaches, consultants, speakers and trainers to build their businesses via his popular ebook at http://10SuperCoaches.com and his audio ebook at http://www.FirstFiftyClients.com. Get his new Free Download “50 Power Questions” and popular monthly ezine for clients and coaches (now over 15,000 subscribers) at: http://www.solutionbox.com/freedownload.htm


How To Harness The Awesome, Unstoppable Power Of Persistence In 4 Easy Steps

Written by Murray Hughes


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So I set about discoveringrepparttar laws of life known byrepparttar 122661 very rich andrepparttar 122662 very happy.

The 4 Steps to Developing Persistence are amongrepparttar 122663 most valuable.

Here's how they can apply to you:

Step 1 Have a definite goal backed by a burning desire to achieve it.

- I'm guessing you want to be rich. If you do commit yourself to achieving that goal you are half way there. Read my '7 Secret Steps To Success' article once you have finished this one. http://007workfromhome.com/harnessing-your-power.php

Step 2 Have a definite plan and continually work at it.

- You must have a plan because without one you are treading water. How many people do you know have goals?

Probably not many, I know because I asked a lot ofrepparttar 122664 people around me what their goals were and most of them just went "...aahhh....dunno".

That'srepparttar 122665 kind of aimlessness that will see you doingrepparttar 122666 same unrewarding job forrepparttar 122667 next 15 years.

Step 3 Close your mind against all negativity. Do not think about or be discouraged byrepparttar 122668 negative comments that may come from family, friends and acquaintances.

- If you know someone who has a habit of discouraging you, don't tell them what you are doing or what your goals are. Wait until you're having some success and then tell them.

Anything they have to say then will either no longer apply or will be seen for what it is: -- An attempt to stop you from rising aboverepparttar 122669 position in life they would prefer to see you occupy! --

Step 4 Form a friendship with one or more people who will encourage you to follow through with your plan and achieve your goals.

- If you know people of similar mind then that is fantastic, spend time with them, soak up their positivity.

If not, don't worry because you do not necessarily need to form a personal relationship. Encouragement fromrepparttar 122670 great minds and achievers of our time can be found in books, tapes and CD's.

Jim Rohn is very good, others are Anthony Robbins and Napoleon Hill.

Persistence is a necessary ingredient in any achievement. Obviously it must be, because if you didn't persist you would never finish anything.

The degree of your persistence is actually proportional torepparttar 122671 size ofrepparttar 122672 achievement.

It has been a defining characteristic of some ofrepparttar 122673 greatest men and women to ever walk our planet.

Persist!

By Murray G. Hughes

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