Why the Law of Attraction Doesn’t Work

Stephanie Frank — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 14:00:20 -0500

Dallas is a beautiful town, I think. I wouldn’t know because I’ve been in a hotel conference boardroom with a speaker client doing a 2 Day Turnaround session to clarify her business message and clear her head. We’re knee deep in “stuff” and it’s a blast getting everything organized into a plan.

Getting ready to get ready

Stephanie Frank — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 11:52:40 -0500

Stuck is not a fun place to be.

Yet for so many, stuck seems to be a state that is stubbornly present, even defeating in the lives of so many.

You know, the web site tweak that just has to be done before you
promote, the sales script that needs to have every word perfect before
you make the call, the distraction of finding something new to create
instead of focusing on the thing that’s in front of you. And the
worst of all – just not knowing what to do next.

It’s the Getting Ready to Get Ready syndrome.

Slow down to speed up

Stephanie Frank — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 13:53:09 -0500

Just finished watching the movie Peaceful Warrior. (If you haven’t
seen it, go grab a copy at the DVD store. It’s one you’ll want to see
more than once).

In the movie, Dan, the main character, has a very busy life. He’s a
young college student and athlete, bound for the Olympics, he trains
hard, plays hard and gets good grades. A certain feeling of uneasiness
comes over him about his life, something he’s never had before. He
seeks the counsel of a wise elder who begins to show him the way.

Accidental Millionaire – the Next Chapter

Stephanie Frank — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 14:43:19 -0500

It was a room filled with about 300 networking engineers. True
geeks, that’s for sure. I was there in the room to deliver a training
to these high-level engineers about a subject they all loved – TCP/IP.

As the training went on, I discussed protocol, troubleshooting,
hacking (oh excuse me, I meant to say “breaking down patterns to
achieve entry into a network”) ARP, RARP, PING and a hundred other
protocols. We talked hexadecimal and binary numbering systems, packet
loss and router tables. Exciting stuff when you’re a geeky engineer.

What happens when you “What if?”

Stephanie Frank — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 20:10:01 -0500

It was 3:30 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, and I was walking out of the
movie theater with a giant knot in the pit of my stomach. I had just
seen the movie “2012″.

Who’s in charge?

Stephanie Frank — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 13:48:31 -0500

Over the years, I’ve been doing a lot more life coaching (which I
absolutely LOVE) helping people over panic, anxiety, worry, fear and
self-confidence challenges, along with a host of other emotional and
mental challenges that keep you stuck and feeling alone.

I used to think that getting things done was all “mind over matter”,
but not now. You see, you already have inside of you all of the
resources you need to get what you want, change what you want and be
who you want. (I know, it’s sometimes hard to believe, but it’s true).

“Something’s got to change….”

Stephanie Frank — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 18:05:53 -0400

Every year about this time, I start thinking about what my theme
word will be for next year. Then, in December, I will take the last 2
weeks and reflect, review and clean up whatever I need to in order to
keep thing rolling.

This year has definitely been a year of high-impact change. (Funny,
when I added that to our mission statement to help others create
high-impact change in the shortest amount of time, I guess I was really
talking to myself. Oh well, glad you’re here along for the ride!)

3 Tips to Getting More Done with Less Stress

Stephanie Frank — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 13:38:42 -0400

Tip #1

Feeling like you can’t get it all done? Schedule Focus Time
every day. This is the time you are not to be disturbed. Turn off the
phone, shut down email and determine your biggest need for action at
this time. Then set your timer and get it done!

Tip #2

Living Your Purpose and Mission – A Three Step Plan

Stephanie Frank — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 13:35:55 -0400

Are you living your purpose? Do you know your mission?

“What am I here for? What is my
purpose, in this lifetime?” You may be asking yourself these
questions. More and more people are these days. There have been
hundreds of books written on this important and debatable subject.

What do you want?

Stephanie Frank — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 13:31:30 -0400

“What do you want?”

I call this the four words that move
you forward. I find that most people have never really taken the time
to sit down and ask themselves this question, and then not only see
themselves with what it is they really want, but imagine their future
with no limits. Can you do it?

Now ask yourself – if you had a future with no limits…