February 26, 2010

Video – The Opportunity of Adversity

The thesaurus might equate “disabled” with synonyms like “useless” and “mutilated,” but ground-breaking runner Aimee Mullins is out to redefine the word. Defying these associations, she shows how adversity — in her case, being born without shinbones — actually opens the door for human potential.

Aimee Mullins was born without fibular bones, and had both of her legs amputated below the knee when she was an infant. She learned to walk on prosthetics, then to run — Read More...

February 25, 2010

Need Memory Training? A Poem about Being Forgetful

Filed under: Just for Fun, Memory Training — Tags: , , , — Katie Brandt @ 6:00 am

memorybuttonDo you forget more than you remember?

Our Memory Training Workshop can help! You will learn how to remember names, abstract information and even cures for absent-mindedness.  We guarantee you will see at least a 300% increase in your memory.

After taking our workshop, won’t relate to this funny poem about forgetting….

Forgetter Be Forgotten?
My forgetter’s getting better,
But my rememberer is broke
To you that may seem funny
But, to me, that is no joke

For when I’m ‘here’ I’m wondering
If I Read More...

February 24, 2010

Tolerance (with audio)

Filed under: Personal Freedom — Tags: , , , , — Ken Budka @ 6:00 am

Ken Budka

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Recently, a good friend of mine admitted that he was gay. Well he didn’t actually admit it outright, although he did clearly hint at it openly and jokingly. It was rather refreshing to see him breaking down some social barriers that surround us at varying heights throughout our lives. What’s amazing is I recall thinking, and have always felt, “whatever”! I love the guy and hope that he is a part of my life until the end. That message was crystal clear, unbiased, coming directly from my soul…

So it started me thinking about the whole concept of Read More...

February 23, 2010

Top 10 Negative Self-Talk Phrases and How to Replace Them

Self-TalkToday’s Top 10 Tips Tuesday comes from life coach Russell Small (russellsmall.com).

Our challenge to you this week is to consciously listen to what you say to yourself. Jot your dominant thoughts down on a piece of paper. Then look at the list below and identify the limiting self-talk patterns you hold (listed on the left). Take these negative phrases and replace them with the affirming phrases on the right.

Remember, what is within, so without. Our inner world creates the outer circumstance and shapes the events that we experience. Our inner world consists of our thoughts, and beliefs. A belief is a thought with a feeling associated with it. We can consciously choose to change our thoughts and beliefs at any time and by doing so we can improve Read More...

February 22, 2010

How to Remember Meeting Times

Filed under: Memory Training — Tags: , , — Leah Simpson @ 6:00 am

Leah SimpsonHas this ever happened to you? You are in someone’s office, or on the phone in your car, and you set up a meeting. By the time you get to your calendar to write it down, you cannot recall the time of the meeting? You have to call the person and look like you either did not really care about your meeting or that you are not very smart. Well, you do care, and you are smart, so how can we stop that from happening?

We will use the Mental File Folder System we teach at our Memory Training Workshop – all you need is a File, an Image and some Glue.

Step Read More...

February 19, 2010

Video – Brian Tracy on Doing What You Love

Filed under: Goal Setting, Videos — Tags: , , — Brian Tracy @ 6:00 am

Why do people continue to work after they have achieved their financial goals? Because it makes them happy! When you do what you love, your brain releases endorphins that make you feel good and gives you a natural high.

Happiness is the progressive realization of a worthy ideal. When you are moving towards a goal, your brain motivates you by producing more Read More...

February 18, 2010

The 5 Levels of Self-Talk

Filed under: Attitude Management — Tags: , , — Jeffrey Czajka @ 8:20 am

Jeffrey CzajkaToday, I want to review the 5 Levels of Self-Talk from Shad Helmstetter’s book, What to Say When you Talk To Yourself. Understanding the definition of each level will allow you to recognize what kind of thoughts you are having and how those can work for or against you. This will enable you to move onto higher level of self-talk which will lead you to a more effective and healthier mindset.

Level 1 of Self-Talk – Negative Acceptance

The first level of self-talk Read More...

February 17, 2010

How to Create a Business Book Club

Filed under: Speed Reading — Tags: , , , — Abby Marks Beale @ 6:00 am

Abby Marks BealeCreating a Business Book Club to Make Your Business Reading Easier

Don’t you just marvel at people at work who talk about the books they read and what they learned? You think, “Good for them, they’ve got time to read. . . but I don’t.” Yes, time is certainly a factor but what’s one of the best ways to make time? Make a commitment to others and meet regularly.

In other words, create a business book club!

Being a member of a business book club is the easiest, most fun way to get you to read while infusing your brain with usable information. (You can also adapt this information for starting a casual book club with your friends.) Setting one up is easy if you follow these simple Read More...

February 16, 2010

57 Reasons Why People LOVE Working at Freedom Personal Development

Filed under: Company News — Tags: , — Katie Brandt @ 6:00 am

Freedom 3CYesterday, on our blog, we announced Freedom Personal Development was hiring for sales / speaker positions.  If you are wondering what kind of people work here, and WHY they work here, we are proud to share with you the responses collected from our current team.  We asked everyone to submit a few bullet points on why they like working with this company.

You will notice our Core Values were a popular response – click here for more details on the values we anchor our decisions and direction to.

Here is what the current Read More...

February 15, 2010

Freedom Personal Development is Hiring

Filed under: Company News — Tags: , , , — Katie Brandt @ 6:52 am

Freedom Personal Development is hiring for multiple speaker/sales postitions in major cities across the country. If you are looking for a career where you are your own boss, have access to the best coaches in the country and live a life of freedom all while helping people better their lives, this is the job for you.

Here is more information about the position and how to apply:

Responsibilities:
 

• To sell and teach the most sought after business skills in America.
• To give high impact presentations to groups of 5 to 150 people.
• To develop and maintain relationships with our training clients.

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