IAWIFE Member Invites You to Visualize and Vitalize Your Ability to Manifest!

Posted on October 30th, 2008 by Sandy Reed

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Escape Relationship Conflicts by ALIGNing

Posted on October 24th, 2008 by Sandy Reed

You just got your company’s cell phone bill, and it’s higher than the balance in your checking account.

You’re getting customer complaints about loud music, high costs, and/or lack of communication.

Whatever the scenario is in your business, conflicts are never pleasant.

Within all of us is an intelligent energy that is the essence of who we are. It is our personality, our preferences, our wants, and our needs; and our happiness and well being lies within this energetic essence.

There is an inherent need for us to line up with this energy in order to be happy and create harmonious and satisfying relationships. When we have a conflict with another person, it disturbs our ability to line up with this energy and live in peace.

Because we are all unique individuals with our own ideas about what is right and wrong, it’s difficult to live in the world without having a conflict with someone at some time. So, what do we do about these conflicts? What if we looked for a compromise that both parties could live with and still respect one another? What if we could find a way for everyone to be happy and at peace?

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Tired of the Prosperity Gloom and Doom Predictions?

Posted on October 17th, 2008 by Sandy Reed

I read an uplifting article in Forbes, October 27, 2008 this morning titled “Pockets of Prosperity”.  It actually gave me hope that everyone is not looking at only the problems, instead some are focused on the solutions.  I am one of the small business owners they mentioned who are “struggling, yet chugging ahead”. 

Our construction business is most definitely down from where it was a year ago, but we still have new customers calling us regularly who want work done on their homes and on their businesses.  We have stepped up our direct marketing efforts significantly, and make it a point to be visible by being out in the community.  Heck, we even passed out brochures for our business at a garage sale we had recently.  Guess what, we got a call from one of those garage sale attendees who needs home improvements!  You never know…

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These are scary times for business – or are they?

Posted on October 9th, 2008 by Sandy Reed

If you’re into watching the stock market these days, it can get pretty scary.  History tells us that it will come back, but who knows how long it will take.  So, how do you get past all the negative press and maintain your peace of mind and sanity?

For me, it’s focusing on what I CAN DO to maintain my life the way I want it to be.  I don’t watch the news or read the paper daily.  No matter what it says, I know there is plenty of money circulating out there.  There is no shortage of money, there is only a shortage of positive people focusing on how to make their life better.  Using the “gloom and doom” approach to life will definitely not get you where you want to be… 

If you own a business, there is no doubt plenty of people who still want what you have to offer.  You may need to change your marketing strategy to attract them, and this is doable. 

So when someone asks you how your business is doing, pre-pave the future by telling them it’s doing great!  If you’re willing to be open-minded and change with the times, recreate your business plan and marketing strategy to accommodate what people need, you will be doing great!  Maybe you already are, and you’ll be willing to share your success with us.

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The Business of Health and Healing

Posted on October 3rd, 2008 by Sandy Reed

Well, here we are at the end of another quick week.  For me this has been an exceptionally busy one.  My husband, Bill, had his gall bladder removed last Friday, September 26, which also happens to be my birthday.  It was the first time I’ve spent my birthday in the waiting room of a hospital…  Not that I’m complaining.  I was glad to be there and see him come through with flying colors.  Bill is home recuperating slowly, and thankfully, nicely.

Any of you who have experienced the politics and systems of hospitals will identify with the truth of this statement, “you don’t go into the hospital to rest and recuperate.”  From our experiences, you go into the hospital to get done what you have to get done and get out as soon as possible.  With the noise and interruptions all night long, restful sleep is not to be found.  Not only is it cost prohibitive to stay in the hospital, it is also downright exhausting!

Even though Bill had a rather large incision, he insisted on coming home after three days.  He couldn’t take the lack of sleep any longer!  Even having the ability to administer his own drugs every 20 minutes didn’t help much.

I don’t know about you, but I would think at the price of a hospital stay, they could be a little more “hospitable” and at least ensure you get to sleep through the night, unless there are extinuating circumstances…  I would certainly choose a hospital that I knew realized the value of deep sleep, which helps your body heal itself more quickly, and helps your total outlook on life.

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