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Alienating your friends and partners directly or indirectly can ruin your friendships and career opportunities in the future. Here are five principles to think about utilizing to decrease your chances of self-inflicting alienation.

1. Do not withhold favors or being helpful when possible, a giver of good deeds is much better received than a taker.

2. When deserving support or advancement be sure to honor your friends and partners, sharing credit on co-operative projects and actions.

3. Do not take what is not yours or fail to return what you borrowed.

4. Never delay payment to or promotion of others it shows a disrespect of their service and time. If you can’t take care of things do not ignore them and pretend they don’t exist – this is a failure to live in reality.

5. Always right any wrong immediately. Take inventory quietly at the end of your day and make sure you were respectful and kind to all you encountered. If you were not make ammends where possible.

As the new year approaches resolve as many resentments and wrongs as you can, entering this new year with less hanging over you will be the best gift you can give yourself. There are always some wrongs that are difficult to make right but trying and retrying to fix as much as possible will be honored with open doors and opportunities in the future.

Best Wishes to everyone this Christmas and in 2009 may success and peace come to all of you.

Shellee Hale

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Dec
20

Don’t be afraid to admit you’re wrong

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Your biggest mistakes and egocentric decisions that were wrong may be your biggest savior moving forward. Admitting to your mistakes and clarifying through discussion what you did wrong and how you overcame the challenge is a testimonial to your humaness.

It is sometimes draining to listen to people stuck in the whining. Those who are focussed on problems rather than solutions tend to tell the same story over and over again never getting to a solution. Moving these types of clients into solution oriented thinking is not difficult but takes some effort and hand holding. Often a client who has been problem and drama centralized will be quite defensive when you first bring to their attention how often they spend obsessed with the problems and blame before they really can see their part in the whole thing. If their talking about it often enough and it is still a problem they are part of it.

Coaching people into being solution oriented is a productive challenge I enjoy. If a client of mine comes to me with a problem I expect them to solve it quickly and the money they spend for my help best be recouped one way or another within 3 months or I did not do my job.

Part of my job is making others look good. Helping my clients be better story tellers guiding them to talk about a problem briefly but turning to how they solved it quickly is one of my first goals especially with managers. A great leader will get out of the drama and whining phase and move to motivating through experience and success. Your most captivating personal stories that show you are human will include the errors you made and how you stood up to the challenges and solved them.

We all make mistakes, admit when you are wrong and stop trying to force the squares into the circles.

Dec
16

If you have regret fix it now

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If there is any regrets in your life there is no time like the present to fix it. The energy wasted on regrets is draining and it is important to take time to make right any wrong you still hold on to. Once you fix the past the present because a more relaxed state of awareness and new opportunities open allowing you to strengthen your passion and conviction to embrace and take hold of your future.

One lesson we all learn when we look back over our regrets and resentments is that patterns begin to show themselves and lessons are revealed. These patterns tend to show resemblences when we failed to learn a life lesson different circumstances and drama arise in our lives attempting to give us a chance to learn a lesson again and again until we get it right.

Taking an inventory of these regrets and finding a way to fix things will free us from the bondage of repeating mistakes. Make peace before it is too late. By cleaning up these regrets and moving forward you will feel more satisfied.

As an example for 20 years I have had a client talk about how she only has a high school education, finally she just registered for school to earn her College degree and no matter how long it takes to earn that degree I am sure it will be less time than she spent complaining about not having one.

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This is my first week back after a crazy vacation in Thailand and the avoidance of the death trap at the Taj in India. So with charitable spirit and gratefulness for life and family I will offer email support for free all week. Feel free to contact me via the contact page on here and I will get back to you quickly with some great totally free coaching and consulting support all week long.

Happy Holidays!

Shellee Hale

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