Trapped in the Mind Box

Written by Susan Dunn, MA, Emotional Intelligence Coach


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"Turn around, Susan," she said, laughing.

I got up and turned around and looked. We were maybe 1/4 mile from shore, where at that time we were passing a very ugly and industrial town. To say that we had been huggingrepparttar shorerepparttar 129743 whole time would be an understatement.

And so it goes ...

There can be a whole world out there you're missing because you're focused in your own peculiar sort of way.

In this case, I was creating magic where there was none, which feels better thanrepparttar 129744 opposite, but denial is still denial, and reality-testing requiresrepparttar 129745 ability to seerepparttar 129746 whole picture. Nearly any problem we consider unsurmountable appears that way because we’re seeing onlyrepparttar 129747 tip ofrepparttar 129748 iceberg.

My hairdresser, who ought to be a coach always spins me around inrepparttar 129749 chair at some point and says, "Here. Get another point of view."

POINT OF VIEW. Creativity allows you to get lots of points of view and how your world will expand!

When you develop your creativity you have special powers. When you look atrepparttar 129750 surface of a problem, or person, or situation, you will know that there might be something else to look at there. The first step is to entertain that possibility.

If you don’t know you’re IN a box, how can you leap OUT of it?

©Susan Dunn, MA, Emotional Intelligence Coach, http://www.susandunn.cc . I help clients develop their creativity and other EQ competencies through coaching, Internet courses and ebooks. Mailto:sdunn@susandunn.cc for free EQ ezine; put “ezine” for subject line. I train and certify EQ coaches. Email me for information.


What It Takes To Start An Offline Business In Retirement

Written by Jim Green


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Why Online Is The Faster, Easier, Less Stressful Route

When you adoptrepparttar online route to pursue profitable activity in retirement you eliminaterepparttar 129742 bulk ofrepparttar 129743 hassles connected with setting up an offline business.

Even so, you will still require to embark on a prescribed learning curve (and that’s whatrepparttar 129744 next 27 chapters in How to Turn a Buck inrepparttar 129745 Third Age are all about) but it’s a lot more fun. All things considered, online isrepparttar 129746 faster, easier, less stressful route to take for retirees who wish to add to their basic income.

Your virtual store can be any size you like – as big asrepparttar 129747 biggest mall in New York City – and there is no limit onrepparttar 129748 amount of products you can offer:repparttar 129749 range can be infinite.

1.How to trim start up costs torepparttar 129750 bare minimum 2.Setting working hours to suit your new lifestyle 3.How your website can take orders while you sleep 4.Why there’s 365 day non-stop trading in cyberspace 5.How your local store does business internationally 6.How you’ll compete withrepparttar 129751 moguls on equal terms 7.Why automatic ordering easesrepparttar 129752 strain 8.Why automatic processing getsrepparttar 129753 cash in fast 9.How delivering produce instantly creates goodwill 10.Why customer satisfaction means more sales 11.Why virtual customer interfacing reduces stress 12.Six ways you’ll save on operating costs 13.How to create passive income online

Jim Green is an active retiree and the author of the bestseller ‘Your Retirement Masterplan’ (How To Books ISBN1857039874). His new tutorial ‘How to Turn a Buck in the Third Age’ is available for immediate download at http://www.retirement-moneymakers.com


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