Posts Tagged ‘Barbara Sher’

Seeing Boosts Believing

Posted on December 28th, 2011 by by Barbara

It’s a noisy world out there. Distractions abound. Then there’s Resistance tempting us to neglect our most valuable dreams.

While visualization and affirmations are popular manifesting tools, adding visual reminders can keep you from forgetting your focus. Happily, there are …

Goals Stuck? Help Is On The Way

Posted on October 13th, 2011 by by Barbara

My first meeting with Barbara Sher took place in the restroom of a Toronto hotel. She and I were both teaching seminars that day for the Learning Annex and I boldly introduced myself to her.

I had admired her work …

The First Lesson of Success 101

Posted on August 25th, 2011 by by Barbara

After an especially hectic year that included two moves, one cross-country and one across town, plus the birth of her third child, my daughter Jennie has been gearing up Sweet Beginnings, her birthing doula business.

She’s been connecting with …

What To Do When You Don’t Know What To Do

Posted on February 23rd, 2011 by by Barbara

After my Joyfully Jobless News went out this week, I promptly received a number of messages. Instead of replying to the question I’d asked in the mailing (What is the most fun you ever had earning money?), these folks had …

Decide to Show Up

Posted on August 29th, 2010 by by Barbara

The other day my sister Becky sent me an article from her Santa Barbara paper about a creative young entrepreneur named Michael Lewis. His business, Suite Arrivals is an interesting idea, but his entrepreneurial mindset is what got my attention.…

Oh, The People You’ll Meet

Posted on October 27th, 2009 by by Barbara

 

There are dozens of things to love about being joyfully jobless, but at the top of my list are the fascinating people that I would never have met had I stayed put in my old life.

 

For many …

Really Committed?

Posted on February 16th, 2009 by by Barbara

Excellent results are never accidental. Without commitment, our creative powers are scattered and our ability to attract support and resources dries up. Of course, it’s possible, as millions of people demonstrate, to go through life getting by without ever committing …