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Christy: Does anyone know of a link or class that explains the basics of the use of the what's up box re cross posting on sites ... twitter, linkedi Nov 17, 2009
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Christy Geiger posted a blog entry 2 days ago
ENERGY BUILDERS: Top 5 ways to engage ….
5. Stuck? Do a mental purge. List or tell someone everything that is on your mind. What is holding you back? What is consuming your mental hard drive space?
4. Overwhelmed? What is MOST important? Look at your list. Which one thing if you completed it would make the biggest difference? Discipline... more »
Christy Geiger Does anyone know of a link or class that explains the basics of the use of the what's up box re cross posting on sites ... twitter, linkedi Nov 17, 2009 via ping.fm
Christy Geiger posted a blog entry Nov 13, 2009
Five Strategies to Building Confidence (part 2)
Strategies for living our purpose and expanding awareness for life, people and the opportunities of each day:
Evaluate your gifts and talents: What gifts and talents do you have that you enjoy using? These are things that you rarely mind doing, where you find yourself engaged, motivated and... more »
Christy Geiger posted a blog entry Nov 10, 2009
Five Strategies to Building Confidence (part 1)
Have you ever noticed what a leech we can be when we are feeling in the pit? When our self-confidence is low, we often look to others for affirmation, strength and building up. We all experience highs and lows through what we are doing and even the best of the best have low days when their... more »
Christy Geiger posted a blog entry Oct 30, 2009
The Power of Saying “No” (part 2)
2. Set filters for each of your Essential Eight areas. You want to list your Essential Eight in order of priority, and set a filter for each (take the purpose/goal for each area and then be clear on what fits and what does not). Take special note of the proportion each area is getting. If priority... more »
Christy Geiger posted a blog entry Oct 23, 2009
The Power of Saying “No” (part 1)
We are in a season in which activities and demands are picking up. There are more schedules to manage and more pulls on our time. In general, we want to be helpful and accommodating to people. As a result, we hate to say “No.” People often do anything to avoid this word: We will avoid people... more »