November 2009
Midlife Crisis or Growth?
My husband is going through a Midlife Crisis...or is it Mid Life Transitional Growth???? My husband is forty-seven years young. Like most American males, he loves cars, motorcycles and power tools. In fact he owned an antique car since he was sixteen until last year when he finally donated it to charity. We dated in that car and it followed us through 4 states, and 6 moves, so it was difficult for him to let go. But that was one of the criteria for obtaining a motorcycle. We needed to make room for it, so the ’55 Ford moved on to a new loving home to make room for a new love. Even though the antique car was gone, I was less than enthusiastic about purchasing a motorcycle, and even less enthusiastic about him riding one! But it was inevitable. Now there is a Cherry Red Honda Shadow in our garage, he spent a weekend at an ABATE class learning how to ride safely and he passed the motorcycle license test.
"Don't reserve your best behavior for special occasions. You can't have two sets of manners, two
social codes —one for those you admire and want to impress, another for those whom you consider unimportant. You must be one for those you admire and want to impress, another for those
whom you consider unimportant. You must be the same to all people."
~Lillian Eichler Watson
ACCESS — become an irreplaceable talent
Do you have personal and professional development fatigue?
Have you decided that you’ve tried everything to better your work situation and there isn’t any more you can possibly do to climb to a better place?
Do you want to throw your computer out the window every time you see a webinar pop up claiming that if you just do this you will find a job?
What is the real answer for you if you are struggling with your work situation?
You must become an Irreplaceable Talent.
How do you become an Irreplaceable Talent?
Create a personal blueprint process to do just this.
Every once in a while a force comes along with real answers when you really need them and eliminates the fluff you don’t have the time or patience for. And that’s what you’ll find with — OPEN SESAME: Why It’s All About ACCESS for the New Worker of the 21st Century. This book has real answers for every worker struggling in this recession and with the complexities of our global age to become an irreplaceable talent.
With proven and validated tools and a step-by-step personal blueprint process, every worker willing to dig in and do the work can use this book and/or coaching program to discover work they love and that they are naturally gifted to do.
I’ve recently met the author of this incredible book, Marilyn Carpenter, and I trust her with this message. She is a force for the worker. She has been an inspiration to me and she delivers this personal blueprint process with humanity and caring. This process works for those who embrace the concepts and do the work.
There is an open invitation for you to find out more through a free one hour Introductory Call to the concepts behind this very powerful book — OPEN SESAME ACCESS — to finally find real answers.
This free Introductory Call will help you identify which path is best for you!
Join In for this Compelling Hour at any of the following times and click HERE to register for this free class:
IC 1 -Tuesday, November 3rd at 8 p.m. central, 9 p.m. eastern
IC 2 -Thursday, November 5th at 10 a.m. central, 11 a.m. eastern
IC 3 -Tuesday, November 10th at 8 p.m. central, 9 p.m. eastern
IC 4 -Thursday, November 12th at 10 a.m. central, 11 a.m. eastern
IC 5 - Tuesday, November 17th at 8 p.m. central, 9 p.m. eastern
IC 6 - Thursday, November 19th at 10 a.m. central, 11 a.m. eastern
If you have not read this book, you will still find great value by investing your time in this free, one hour Introductory Call. And if you would like to read the book and begin your journey to ACCESS meaningful, productive work for your own joy filled work life – you can buy OPEN SESAME ACCESS at Amazon.com or from our the Web site.
"The longest journey is the journey inward."
~Thomas J. Watson, Sr.
Top Tens for November
- How to wake up your right mind, an article by Martha Beck on finding ways to exercise the right half of your brain and find those eureka epiphanies.
- How to become the person you were meant to be.
- I will never know why — a very touching article by Susan Klebold about her son Eric and Columbine.
- Where the jobs are — check this Web site.
- Best jobs of 2009 by Money Magazine.
- Check out these 75 Painless ways to save $$$$
- Find your strengths using Strengthsfinder
- Free Notes from the Universe — awesome messages for the day.
- PRINT Strategies — a great tool to determine your motivations and shadow behaviour. Check the Web site and contact me if you'd like your own PRINT.
- Here is a healthy blog site with lots of good information — A Blog for Healthy Living
Lynn Recommends
1)Chips and Salsa from Abuelos —I got a pint of Salsa and three bags of chips for just over $5.
2) Try this for a new Christmas Album you'll be sure to love for years to come.
3) Open Sesame: Why It's All About ACCESS for the New Worker of the 21st Century — A new book I'm reading about what we need as workers in the new age we are facing. 
What I want for you for November:
- Appreciate each moment no matter what you are learning from it.
- Make someone's day.
- Learn something new each day.
- Tell your loved ones that you love them.
- Make sure you have some fun!
About Lynn
Have you ever heard it said that some people make things happen, while others let things happen to them? Interesting to think about. My purpose of this newsletter, my coaching business and the other tools I have developed, is to partner with people in order to have them Design what they want to make happen in their lives. Whether it is in business, realtionships, finding a new career or any aspect of your life, you have the God-given creative and intiuitive knowledge to choose and create what you want. I can help you. This is what I love to do!
Remember to spend some quality time on you today.
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