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Welcome to the August 26, 2002 issue of LocateACoach.com's Focused Lives Update "Experts & info to bring your life, career, family, home, health & spirituality into focus" A full HTML version can be found here: http://www.LocateACoach.com/ezine/ INSIDE THIS ISSUE: - New Coaches Join LocateACoach- Check Out These New Articles - Upcoming Teleclasses & Chats - Feature Article: Listening from the Heart - Books & Ezines
Coaches in the Spotlight E-mail Karen Click here for Web Site 686 Gellor Rd. Port Angeles, WA 98362 United States Phone: 360-565-1005 Personal Coach/Workshop Facilitator/Teleclass Leader/Keynote Speaker "If you are living with performance or social anxiety, panic before a test, if you are not going for the life of your dreams because that ‘fear monster’ is in your way. Let’s talk. Let me show you how to manage that monster and gain the freedom to fulfill your dreams and goals. Is the ‘fear monster’ lurking under your bed right now? Let’s turn on the light together and get you free." Karen specializes in management techniques to alleviate the symptoms of stage fright, performance or presentation anxiety and social and test anxiety. She also specializes in self discovery and personal development. Karen draws upon her own experience when working with you. Her 25 year as a professional entertainer, provides her full understanding of the symptoms and consequences of performance anxiety and her own search for relief from such symptoms was the basis for her research and development into successful management techniques. She combines that experience with her 17 years in business, as well as self discovery and development to provide you with a broad range of strategies and solutions. Click here to learn more about Karen! ~*~ Sarah
NewtonE-mail Sarah Click here for Web Site At Coaching 4 Teens we challenge conventional thinking and worn out "fix it" approaches that diminish the inherent goodness and value of our young people. Through personal coaching we help parents and teens to build a foundation for a future filled with respect, understanding, love and joy. We offer individualized result based coaching programmes to parents, teenagers and anyone who wants to improve their relationship with young people. We are passionate about At Coaching 4 Teens we are passionate about creating positive, rewarding and supportive partnerships between adults and teenagers. Transforming parent-teen relationships of struggle and frustration into relationship of trust, joy and peace. Equipping teenagers with all the skills and maturity necessary to live as functional, responsible members of society and ensuring teens make decisions based on their own values, standards and principles. To subscribe to our newsletter Rebel with a Cause please send an e-mail to subscribe@coaching4teens.com to learn more about Sarah!~*~ Christina FreiE-mail Christina 1365 Miramonte Ct. Berkeley, CA 94703 United States Phone: 510-558-9756 Christina Frei is a TeleClass International trained teleclass leader. She developed her own Law of Attraction-based time management method, called Rich, Delicious Days, which she is now sharing in a class of the same title. Her background includes developing and delivering training modules for high tech service company, where her unofficial title was "Process Goddess." She lives in Berkeley, CA, USA, where she also teaches intuitive meditation classes. Click here to learn more about Christina! Check Out These
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Teleclasses & Chats For
a complete list of teleclasses, visit For
a complete list of upcoming online chats, visit Let me describe to you a common scene in many households. Teen comes
in from school and wants to talk to their parent. The parent is doing
something else (washing dishes for example). The teen talks, the parent
continues to do their chore, most likely with their back to the teen.
The teen continues to talk, the parent responds and the conversation is
over. Is there anything wrong with this? Do you like it if someone does
this to you? Do you feel truly listened to? Do you think your teen does?
During the teen years the emphasis on quality time turns to quantity.
Our teens want us to be around although they may not necessarily want to
spend time with us. When they want to talk, when they decide to let us
in we need to be ready to listen and really listen. By continuing with
the task, are we giving our teen our full attention, are we moving
closer to them or further away? Chances are our teen leaves not feeling
fully listened to and may think twice next time.
So I am going to give you a simply strategy that you can use every
time your teen wants to talk to you. It is called listening fr It really is simple and effective and if used regularly you will find
that your relationship moves to a different level and your teen will
begin to talk to you more.
Check out how you are doing and ask your teen, “Do you feel truly
listened to?”
Ask what you need to do to improve it and be willing to learn.
Your Mission, should you choose to accept. This month, listen with
your heart to all those you come into contact with. See what difference
it makes in your life and to the lives of those who come into contact
with you.
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here to view more articles by Sarah Newton. About Sarah Newton
& Coaching 4 Teens We are passionate about At Coaching 4 Teens we are passionate
about creating positive, rewarding and supportive partnerships
between adults and teenagers. Transforming parent-teen relationships
of struggle and frustration into relationship of trust, joy and
peace. Equipping teenagers with all the skills and maturity
necessary to live as functional, responsible members of society and
ensuring teens make decisions based on their own values, standards
and principles.
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