Comments on: The Warrior Side Of Business Success http://www.arealchange.com/blog/the-warrior-side-of-business-success Make More Money Online Attract More Clients & Build The Business Of Your Dreams Fri, 10 Feb 2012 19:16:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Janice L. Evans http://www.arealchange.com/blog/the-warrior-side-of-business-success#comment-758 Janice L. Evans Tue, 13 Jul 2010 16:43:28 +0000 http://www.arealchange.com/blog/?p=3326#comment-758 <p>Sandi,</p> <p>I am so thankful to have found you and your WordPress Program.</p> <p>I have what I lovingly refer to as "analysis paralysis."</p> <p>I think your class is going to help me to be a conqueror, as I go forth and do, rather than sit back and plot.</p> <p>Thanks so much, Janice</p> Sandi,

I am so thankful to have found you and your WordPress Program.

I have what I lovingly refer to as “analysis paralysis.”

I think your class is going to help me to be a conqueror, as I go forth and do, rather than sit back and plot.

Thanks so much,
Janice

]]> By: Janet StraightArrow http://www.arealchange.com/blog/the-warrior-side-of-business-success#comment-757 Janet StraightArrow Tue, 13 Jul 2010 16:29:19 +0000 http://www.arealchange.com/blog/?p=3326#comment-757 <p>Hi All, My discovery is that we need to do both. Managing fear is like managing stress it still takes an enormous amount of energy and focus to keep at bay. When fear is cleared you have a open runway of action to achieve easily with nothing dragging in the rear. Instead of fear guiding you, pure purpose is activated. We are patterned to be motivated by fear and it in fact has great purpose to learn and catapult you and me. It is a nudging to listen and learn and know where to act. When it is a block or not listened to or given too much power, it is a boulder of resistance. Fear is a drug in many ways. You do not need fear to create anymore than a recovering alcoholic needs that drink that used to release their inhabitions to create. Working through fear is great, but also clearing while you go has amazing long term results. Life gets easier and simpler giving you room for more of what you want in your life.</p> <p>I worked through the loss of my daughter to suddened death and took my time to heal as I went. Totally productive in all the important ways for me. Others were prodding me to lose myself in my work which made them more comfortable. My goal was to find myself and help her-me to be the leader of my life. I worked as much as I could while each day also healing and stepping back to take care of my then fractured self. I integrated my work with my healing and learned even more about the importance of taking time when the body and being needs to heal and process. No six figure income in these years. I resigned myself to invest in myself. I had made a quarter million dollars a year full of fear many other years. One day at a time was full enough and for me and important part of my future work to learn through.</p> <p>My goal is to have much more success with confidence, purpose and peace to propel me.Instead of walking around like a ghost the rest of my life, as many do-especially after trauma-which is the underlying cause of fear-I am ready to fully live. Healing catapulted me into full presence and connection to my work and life like never before. It was hell to walk, but heaven to be ready to work and play and share my gifts through the remainered of my life-without fear that was there before the loss and healing.</p> <p>Still not in my full steam ahead phase in a worldly sense, I am productive working on the inner places and outer that co-create, beginning with technology here and more.</p> <p>I do remember how vacations can throw off a powerful movement and feel like it set me back. My goal is to integrate work and play easily each day and not feel so desperate to get away. It is a journey. I will keep you posted. I have a lot to do the rest of my life. We each find our pace and our way.</p> <p>Go Everyone-you know what you need to do!</p> <p>Blessings, Janet StraightArrow</p> Hi All,
My discovery is that we need to do both. Managing fear is like managing stress it still takes an enormous amount of energy and focus to keep at bay. When fear is cleared you have a open runway of action to achieve easily with nothing dragging in the rear.
Instead of fear guiding you, pure purpose is activated. We are patterned to be motivated by fear and it in fact has great purpose to learn and catapult you and me. It is a nudging to listen and learn and know where to act. When it is a block or not listened to or given too much power, it is a boulder of resistance.
Fear is a drug in many ways. You do not need fear to create anymore than a recovering alcoholic needs that drink that used to release their inhabitions to create. Working through fear is great, but also clearing while you go has amazing long term results. Life gets easier and simpler giving you room for more of what you want in your life.

I worked through the loss of my daughter to suddened death and took my time to heal as I went. Totally productive in all the important ways for me. Others were prodding me to lose myself in my work which made them more comfortable. My goal was to find myself and help her-me to be the leader of my life. I worked as much as I could while each day also healing and stepping back to take care of my then fractured self. I integrated my work with my healing and learned even more about the importance of taking time when the body and being needs to heal and process. No six figure income in these years. I resigned myself to invest in myself. I had made a quarter million dollars a year full of fear many other years. One day at a time was full enough and for me and important part of my future work to learn through.

My goal is to have much more success with confidence, purpose and peace to propel me.Instead of walking around like a ghost the rest of my life, as many do-especially after trauma-which is the underlying cause of fear-I am ready to fully live. Healing catapulted me into full presence and connection to my work and life like never before. It was hell to walk, but heaven to be ready to work and play and share my gifts through the remainered of my life-without fear that was there before the loss and healing.

Still not in my full steam ahead phase in a worldly sense, I am productive working on the inner places and outer that co-create, beginning with technology here and more.

I do remember how vacations can throw off a powerful movement and feel like it set me back. My goal is to integrate work and play easily each day and not feel so desperate to get away. It is a journey. I will keep you posted. I have a lot to do the rest of my life. We each find our pace and our way.

Go Everyone-you know what you need to do!

Blessings, Janet StraightArrow

]]> By: Carla J Gardiner http://www.arealchange.com/blog/the-warrior-side-of-business-success#comment-747 Carla J Gardiner Tue, 13 Jul 2010 04:05:35 +0000 http://www.arealchange.com/blog/?p=3326#comment-747 <p>Sandi,</p> <p>I didn't think I had any fears left. But, after reading and thinking on this article...I found not one, but two fears left deep inside.</p> <p>I fear that I won't be able to help enough people to be who they are supposed to be. Secondly those I do help, I'm afraid I won't rise to be the leader they deserve and expect.</p> <p>I really do need to focus on my strengths and look for team mates who have strengths where my weaknesses are.</p> <p>Thank you for this, I needed to hear and think about it. When I return from vacation, I need to act on it right away.</p> <p>Carla</p> Sandi,

I didn’t think I had any fears left. But, after reading and thinking on this article…I found not one, but two fears left deep inside.

I fear that I won’t be able to help enough people to be who they are supposed to be. Secondly those I do help, I’m afraid I won’t rise to be the leader they deserve and expect.

I really do need to focus on my strengths and look for team mates who have strengths where my weaknesses are.

Thank you for this, I needed to hear and think about it. When I return from vacation, I need to act on it right away.

Carla

]]> By: Lisa Saline http://www.arealchange.com/blog/the-warrior-side-of-business-success#comment-745 Lisa Saline Mon, 12 Jul 2010 20:36:40 +0000 http://www.arealchange.com/blog/?p=3326#comment-745 <p>Sandi - it's great to hear you speak about living and how your business style is 'life'. I've always enjoyed attending events with a room full of like minded people as well as hanging out with my kids. To rest for me is to be involved. Thanks for being you.</p> Sandi – it’s great to hear you speak about living and how your business style is ‘life’. I’ve always enjoyed attending events with a room full of like minded people as well as hanging out with my kids. To rest for me is to be involved. Thanks for being you.

]]> By: Brenda Able http://www.arealchange.com/blog/the-warrior-side-of-business-success#comment-744 Brenda Able Mon, 12 Jul 2010 16:40:50 +0000 http://www.arealchange.com/blog/?p=3326#comment-744 <p>Sandy, my biggest fear is to actually do instead of just learn.....overcome my fear of information overload...reading this e-book and that e-book, hopping from one niche to the other in my mind, the fear of failure....no one will like what I have to say. This is just a small portion of what probably holds me back. Brenda</p> Sandy, my biggest fear is to actually do instead of just learn…..overcome my fear of information overload…reading this e-book and that e-book, hopping from one niche to the other in my mind, the fear of failure….no one will like what I have to say. This is just a small portion of what probably holds me back. Brenda

]]> By: sandi http://www.arealchange.com/blog/the-warrior-side-of-business-success#comment-743 sandi Mon, 12 Jul 2010 14:40:49 +0000 http://www.arealchange.com/blog/?p=3326#comment-743 <p>Great input Ron! Thanks so much!</p> <p>Sadly when Tiger became Nike's whore he lost his vision & his passion in my humble opinion & began to work on things that didn't help his life or career long term. I wonder..... if he had pressed through his fears, as he did in the beginning, if he'd still be a warrior today. Could it have been his fears unfaced that led him into another woman's bed & into a life he was never created for of scandal and pain? Something to think about as well.</p> <p>Sandi</p> Great input Ron! Thanks so much!

Sadly when Tiger became Nike’s whore he lost his vision & his passion in my humble opinion & began to work on things that didn’t help his life or career long term. I wonder….. if he had pressed through his fears, as he did in the beginning, if he’d still be a warrior today. Could it have been his fears unfaced that led him into another woman’s bed & into a life he was never created for of scandal and pain? Something to think about as well.

Sandi

]]> By: Ron Mintz http://www.arealchange.com/blog/the-warrior-side-of-business-success#comment-742 Ron Mintz Mon, 12 Jul 2010 14:30:26 +0000 http://www.arealchange.com/blog/?p=3326#comment-742 <p>Hi Sandy,</p> <p>I agree with much of what you have said.</p> <p>My company hired Marcus Buckingham, Marketing Guru, to speak to us recently. His book "GO" talks about instead of working on your weaknesses, to work on your strengths, which is what I think you are doing.</p> <p>He gave a great analogy using Tiger Woods, (pre scandal). Tiger was the number one golfer in the world in 2007, yet ranked 108th in sand saves, but ranked # 3 in putting. In the off season did he work on sand saves, which would be the normal action taken by any of us, working on a weakness? No, he instead worked on his putting, and in 2009 finished #1 in putting, and won the US Open on a broken leg the following year.</p> <p>Just something to think about !</p> <p>Have a great day.</p> <p>Ron</p> Hi Sandy,

I agree with much of what you have said.

My company hired Marcus Buckingham, Marketing Guru, to speak to us recently.
His book “GO” talks about instead of working on your weaknesses, to work on your strengths, which is what I think you are doing.

He gave a great analogy using Tiger Woods, (pre scandal). Tiger was the number one golfer in the world in 2007, yet ranked 108th in sand saves, but ranked # 3 in putting. In the off season did he work on sand saves, which would be the normal action taken by any of us, working on a weakness? No, he instead worked on his putting, and in 2009 finished #1 in putting, and won the US Open on a broken leg the following year.

Just something to think about !

Have a great day.

Ron

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