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March 26, 2014 by Donna Thornton Leave a Comment

Improve your Personal Life with a New Career | Inspired Action

Improve Your Personal Life New Career Inspired ActionFor some of us, improving our personal life is finding a new career. If we are working in what we love to do, that rubs off on the way we view things and gives us a better perspective on life. You have to consider the many ways of success we can practice to become a well-rounded person finding his or her dream job. You have to believe in you and what you want. Make it your reality.

With a solid plan, whether to change jobs or start a new business can become a reality. You should never let the fear of change stop you from achieving something that you really want. New is overwhelming for most of us, but if you take time out to research and do proper networking, you’ll find the transition will be less stressful.

Find a career you love

Whether your in mid career, a student, new to the work force, or an entrepreneur it gets difficult to gain satisfaction and accomplishing your full potential when your stuck doing something you hate. Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, so why not do something that you like doing. Keep in mind that doing what you like is often complicated but if you would like to improve your personal life here are a few steps:

Decide why you want to change careers

It is important to know whether you are moving away from something or moving towards something. It is difficult to identify your ideal job when you are overwhelmed by negative issues from your current situation. If you are making a career change, keep all of your options open to make a fresh start.

What are your goals?

Write down a normal aspect of a normal day. Outline what it is exactly that you want. Such as what is your work schedule, the positions and tasks, what is your ideal salary to live comfortably, and are you an entrepreneur at heart. Continuously write these goals in a notebook or journal.

What are your interests?

Your interests do not mean this should be your new job or business, it is just the beginning of self exploration. The key is to identify what truly interests you and how you can incorporate those interests into the work field. What are your favorite hobbies? What books do you like to read? What sections of the newspaper to you turn to first? What are your favorite television shows? After keeping track of this for a week, you should discover a trend that should narrow down to two or three topics of interests.

What are your abilities?

Write down a list of abilities that come easily to you. By doing something that your good at will not only greater your chance of succeeding, but give a sense of satisfaction to your work. You will find that you have hidden abilities. Once you pull up those hidden abilities use them, see how you like them and put them to good use.

Many people walk through life failing to realize who they are and what they are capable of doing to its entirety. Do not be afraid to learn who you are. It will take some time. It took me over thirty years, but it was well worth the trial and errors made along the way to learn who I am.

Filed Under: Intuition and Spirituality Tagged With: business, inspiration, motivation

February 18, 2014 by Donna Thornton Leave a Comment

Bridging The Gap between Knowledge and Action | Inspired Action

Chances are, you know what should be done. You know you must stop hesitating. You know you have to watch less TV. You understand that you must set smart objectives and goals and smart deadlines. And ideally, you understand you should track your work, track your outcomes, and put even more of your effort into the areas of your company that give you the best return.

However there’s a huge space in between knowledge and action and you have to find a way to bridge that gap. Think of all the money that’s invested on education: whether it’s a big companies trying to enhance their effectiveness, or stay at home moms or dads trying to get into better shape. They know the changes they have to make, however they constantly fail to set goals, create new habits and follow through.

Bridging the Gap Inspired ActionLet’s look at a few of the gaps that keep you from turning your expertise and knowledge into rewarding and useful practices.

The Fear Of Change

Failure can be comfy. It represents a continuation of a habit that, at least on on some level, has actually brought us a lot of enjoyment. Now where this breaks down is that enjoyment and joy and success are 2 very different things. Enjoyment can be purchased with a cookie, it can be discovered in the bottom of a bottle, you can get a brief rush of it with a couple of minutes on the internet.

Joy and success are harder, and the road that leads to them is longer, winding, and littered with distractions. The consistent pursuit of enjoyment, paradoxically, keeps more even more people away from becoming successful.

You Won’t Find out By Doing

There are a lot of individuals who tried to do by learning instead of learning by doing. Talking issues to death hardly ever solves them. People tend to discuss too much. It’s natural to want to go into a scary situation with knowledge behind you. Once you’ve learned the essentials of a skill, start acting upon it. Then look for new information once you have actually encountered a significant roadblock, or find you actually need to expand your current skills.

You Rely On Inspiration Instead of Routine

It’s all right to “feel unmotivated” sometimes, to hit a roadblock and require something positive to dig you out of your hole. However if you’re constantly needing t be motivated for any type of forward action in your life, it’s an indication that you haven’t actually put the energy you must into setting new habits.

Habits aren’t subjects that need inspiration. Routines are things that we just do, whether it’s a good time or a bad time. If you can devote one month to establishing a positive habit, chances are you will be able to keep them up for a long time to come

Accepting “Life Excuses”

A lot of individuals take “life happens” as a reason not to do the things that they should. It’s almost like there’s no effort to leap over the obstacles that life puts in front of them. It is necessary to set up undisturbed times and regular places for your most critical priorities and these cannot be violated. When you give yourself an option between any 2 things, there’s a chance you will take the less beneficial (although sometimes more fun) choice.

Establish an everyday routine that removes those choices.

Going From Zero To A Hundred

When it sinks in how far behind we are on our goals, it’s easy to attempt to do too much too soon and destroy our desire to improve entirely. While there are people who can handle a radical shift, for most people it’ll be best to start small, concentrate on recurring action, and scale up from there!

No More Excuses

The time for learning and not doing it over. Step up and start making a significant change in the way you approach issues … right now!

Filed Under: Intuition and Spirituality Tagged With: business inspiration, inspiration, motivation

February 12, 2014 by Donna Thornton Leave a Comment

Passion Force 2: Challenge | Divine Inspiration

Our search for the sources of passion brings us to yet powerful factor – Challenge.

Challenge Divine InspirationA challenge can be posed by a person upon himself or by external forces. A personal challenge can arise from adverse circumstances of poverty or deprivation. Rags-to-riches stories have been told for hundreds of years now. Even Presidents of countries have arisen from humble beginnings and risen to their positions of power by the sheer force of their passion.

Family prestige and a desire to prove one’s mettle to one’s elders and t society can also act as a challenging force. When a son inherits a business built by his father, he is propelled to expand that enterprise and thus demonstrate his own prowess. While most companies have boards of directors and public equity, in many traditional societies, it is the family-driven businesses that persevere, even over the centuries.

Targets set by corporate leadership also act as challenged to work teams. A keen competitive spirit between rival groups can set off a passionate chase of the markets. Pepsi and Coca Cola, Nike and Adidas, are a couple of examples of passionate rivalry, with each seeking to outdo each other in the pursuit of a better product and more sales. In these mega rivalries, passionate employees move quickly up the corporate ladder. Belief in the company’s goals and ideals is essential to engender passion in employees.

Sometimes the source of the challenge may lie closer to home. The love of a woman or one’s children can drive a man to succeed with the intent of providing better care and education for them. We are motivated to buy a larger and better house, a bigger and faster car, the latest cell phones and clothes. All these must-haves also act as challenges and rewards for our work.

It is upto each individual to determine what challenges him or her and then as Nike’s motto says – Just do it! Your natural challenge instinct will push you through. When a mountaineer was asked why he climbed a mountain, he answered – Because it is there! Its very existence as an insurmountable peak was a challenge to him!

Filed Under: Intuition and Spirituality Tagged With: motivation, Passion, personal power

October 23, 2013 by Donna Thornton Leave a Comment

[Video] Creative Soulful Business Coach Leonie Dawson | Business Inspiration

Here’s a great little video introduction from Leonie Dawson – One of my most favorite business coaches (and honestly, one of my most favorite people)!  I simply adore her… and I know you will too!

Find out more about Leonie and her Amazing Biz and Life Academy!

The Amazing Biz and Life Academy is a divinely-guided, wildly-affordable and deeply-powerful success library that’s just a fraction of the cost you see elsewehere.

It’s one of the most generous, powerful, inspired, best-priced + transformational training resources you’ll find anywhere in the world. It’s a training library jampacked with programs, meditations + kits to transform your business + life to Level Amazing. And it’s access to an incredible mastermind of almost 3000 women (just like you) who can help you with much needed brainstorming, support + guidance.

The Academy is a divinely guided, heart-centered success library to help you and your business reach the levels of joy, abundance, creativity + prosperity that you were born to have.

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One part business + marketing training field + one part inspirational mastermind + one part soul-centered wisdom to make every part of your life glow, the Academy is the premier resource for women wishing to create amazing lives and businesses.

The Academy is more than just one single program – it gives you access to a huge range of Leonie Dawson’s proven and powerful products and programs to help you transform + shine in every single area of your life and business.

As a member of the Academy, you’ll receive powerful business + marketing training to help you start + grow your dream business rapidly & happily. You’ll receive audio meditations to soothe your soul. Illustrated workbooks to create clarity & intention around difficult decisions. E-courses to supercharge your creativity, become a marketing maven & wrangle your fears. Tips to get your house decluttered & in your inner world order. Cleanses to bring your body into health & radiance. Everything you need to live, work, play & create like the amazing woman you were born to be.

Filed Under: Business Inspiration, Creative Inspiration Tagged With: Business Goddess, business inspiration, marketing, motivation, personal power, teaching

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