Archive for March, 2009

Energy for Life: Part 1 of the Law to Success

Sunday, March 29th, 2009

The Law to Success program is divided into a Life Circle with 8 areas. Your top priority among those 8 areas is Health. After all, if you have great health, that makes everything else in life easier. Conversely, if you don’t have good health, everything else in your life becomes more difficult. Given that, let’s focus on the Health portion of your Life Circle, the part of the Law to Success program called Energy for Life.

Food is the first topic. Adrian Law, the creator of the Law to Success Mastery program, classifies foods by the frequency of their inherent electrical vibrations. In this model, higher vibrations are better, meaning that the healthier a food is for you, the higher its inherent vibration speed is. Junk food like chocolate cake or fast food burgers have low vibration speeds and are flat out bad for you. Fruits and quality proteins have higher inherent vibrations, making them definitely better for you, while green vegetables have the highest vibration speeds of any foods and are thus the most healthy.

Next comes drink. Adrian cites a 2002 study in the American Journal of Epidemiology that showed higher risks of fatal heart attacks when people are dehydrated. He lays out the quantity and types of drinks that are appropriate to maintaining your best health. He specifically and strenuously argues against consuming drinks that contain caffeine and alcohol, as these actually dehydrate you, making them harmful to your healthfulness, rather than helpful.

When it comes to exercise, Adrian presents a simple program of aerobic walking as part of an eight day Law to Success challenge. The challenge combines your new food and drink knowledge with the simple aerobic walking program to demonstrate the incredible changes in your health that can come from applying all these changes immediately. Of course, if you are badly out of shape or haven’t exercises in a while, you must talk to your doctor before doing this. But once you’re cleared to start the challenge, it will produce exciting results quickly, giving you not only a quick start on changing your life, but the energy to apply to the rest of the Law to Success Mastery program.

As you’ve just seen, the Law to Success program is filled with practical, effective steps you can take immediately to get everything you want in life. To continue your progress, please visit the Law to Success Review at http://TheLawToSuccess.com/

Bringing in a Business Coach

Sunday, March 29th, 2009

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Simply getting by at work is not going to last very long. By doing the bare minimum you cannot expect to get ahead, receive promotions or more importantly, receive those much needed raises. However, there are people who can help you set personal business goals and help motivate you through leadership mentoring. Look around you and take stock of what successful business men and women are doing to get ahead. They are not just sitting around waiting for an opportunity. They are making their own opportunities. You need a business coach to help you do the same thing.

Leadership mentoring is a process that occurs when one person with more experience takes another person “under their wing,” to help them understand the workplace or their personal life in a better way. A business coach is not the same thing as a mentor and you need to be aware of the difference. One works by providing guidance (the coach) and the other works by instructing. The two are often confused with one another but in reality are different.

Many companies will bring in a coach consultant to help their employees when the business is beginning to flag. It is a way to help bring back the company into operating once again at a higher level of efficiency. You have probably heard of motivational camps where employees are brought in and play team games with one another. This creates and fosters a competitive atmosphere but lets employees bond with each other.

Business coaches can not perform miracles and should not be promising great achievements. Those who do may be operating under fraudulent means. This is to say that a coach should not make grand promises to up sales by fifty percent or have employees thinking that the coaching process will automatically result in advancements and promotions. This is simply not the case. Coaching people should be more about showing them that they can rely on themselves to make the necessary changes to help the business operate better.

Many corporations are now seeing the benefit of bringing in a motivational business coach to help their business improve. It does improve employee morale and it does work in helping to raise productivity. The coach must be adept at motivating a single person and at group mentoring situations as well. You can benefit from the coach by listening to what he or she has to say and implementing their life tips into your own life. Then you will see work as more of a career than just a nine-to-five job.