The Constructed Life Coaching Program

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The Constructed Life Coaching Program is a simple, but very powerful, re-education process which will show you how to:

  • initiate action
  • manage change
  • make clearer decisions
It is is very different from conventional Coaching and the methodolgy and philosophy behind it run counterintuitive to much of the Personal Development Industry. Here’s how most of us live. We go from day to day putting out fires, re-negotiating with ourselves, pleasing others at our expense, committing half-heartedly. We procrastinate. We become stuck in overwhelm.

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Dharma

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Zen Master Yasutani, in his “Eight Beliefs in Buddhism”, said that a person commits suicide because he cannot live in the way in which he would like. At first glance, this seems a little cold-blooded; such a selfish explanation for a devastating act which can hurt so many people.

But when we think about it, we realize that it is true.

When someone is in such suffering, despair, pain or anger that they decide not to continue living, they are not accepting their life just as it is is at this moment.

They want something other than what they ended up with. They also are not accepting the possibility of change, either in their circumstances or in their own responses.

I think Yasutani could have extended his observations to addiction.

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Ordinary Life

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God must love Top Ten lists because she made so many of them.  They crowd my Inbox daily.  They’re right up there in popularity with offers to refinance my house and stock up on Viagra.  Top Nine Lists are few and far between and Top Eleven lists... 

Coaching

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How many bright shiny objects can you juggle at one time?

If you’re an entrepreneur or small business owner, you’re under siege from Bright Shiny Objects.

Every time you check your e-mail, open magazine, network or check out a competitor, you’re faced with a multitude... 

August 25, 2008 | Read the story »