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| by 'Conscious' Copywriter and Empowerment Mentor, Charlon Bobo |
Another inspired week is upon us. Empowering you with direct resources to conscious business principles, real-world processes, cutting-edge developments, and personal inspirations, this week's features include:
Charlon Bobo is the best-selling author, and founder and team leader of EditCopyProof | Wordsmithing Solutions for Conscious Entrepreneurs. Proficient in many diverse writing roles, her expertise spans more than 25 years. This solid foundation offers you a single and final destination in your quest for extraordinary press-ready services. Engage and enchant your audience with heart-focused copywriting by implementing the 7 Elemental Facets; a 21-page compilation illuminating everything you need to easily create captivating marketing materials. Download this complimentary feature and your bonus audios/eBooks/articles at EditCopyProof.com |
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| Charlon Bobo |
Entrepreneurs: Are you "getting a bargain" or "receiving value" when hiring freelancers?
Honestly, who doesn't LOVE a bargain? 50% off
tags make our eyes boggle and an arduous
quest for the perfect __________ is forgotten
when, at some unexpected moment, we find our
treasure at a deep discount. Ah, in those
moments, all seems right with the world.
The word "bargain" relates to the price of something; specifically a low price. What about "value"? And what about a distinction between the two? Are these words significant in the application to business services we delegate to freelancers? Bargain. Value. Hmmmm. Lord Byron had a few thoughts on the subject of bargains: "A bargain is in its very essence a hostile transaction. Do not all men try to abate the price of all they buy? I contend that a bargain even between brethren is a declaration of war." It sounds like Lord Byron spoke from experience. Why else would he be so impassioned? "Hostile transaction. Declaration of war." Those are strong words. When hiring pros to make their valuable contribution to the success of our businesses, rarely do we look for a bargain. We want many things, but a bargain is not one of them. We want quality, we want integrity, we want dependability and we want all that at a price that has value to us: the price is high enough so we know we're engaging the services of a skilled professional, but low enough so we can realistically work it into our business budget. Getting a bargain may mean we compromise value and quality in the process of building our businesses. And how can that ever serve our vision and goals? As business owners, to actual goods and seek value when hunting for services It's a clean distinction and one that fits into big business plans for growth, efficiency, simplicity and continued forward momentum. So, what's the most effective method to getting value when hiring freelancers?
For the most part, pros who are compensated fairly do work comparable to their compensation. A bargain price often means bargain deliverables resulting in lost time, effort and the need to start from "square one." After a bargain-based experience, many entrepreneurs start over with an important lesson learned and a keen eye for getting value, instead of a bargain. Bargains will cost you in the long-run. Learn from others and shorten your learning curve in business. There are plenty of other lessons to learn on your own. This doesn't have to be one of them. Bargains are good. Services are valuable. |
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Catherine VanWetter and Charlon Bobo get to the heart of the matter
Join Catherine this Tuesday at 1
PM (Pacific) on her BlogTalk Radio Show To The Heart of The
Matter.
Register to listen live or receive an MP3 of the call to listen at your convenience. For many of us, childhood contains wounds we unconsciously carry into adulthood. Without even realizing it, this can impact every area of our lives. Join empowerment mentor and entrepreneurial visionary Charlon Bobo in this discussion as she openly shares the details of her most impactful and defining childhood experience. Listen in as she recounts the events leading up to the transformative healing that transpired in one evening. Learn how she came to view her experience as a "blessed event." Her story is one you want to hear; be inspired and know that nothing has the power to prevent you from living the full life you desire. Charlon delivers a message of hope with the 5 Key Insights that have guided her from sexually molested child to empowered conscious entrepreneur. Register now. Listeners of the show receive her complimentary 29-page eBook - 10 rich articles to inspire, motivate, plant seeds-of-thought AND provide practical, proven tools for empowerment in business and in life. You gain a fresh new perspective from the content including:
Charlon Bobo's kind and gentle, yet masterful influence on women is both dynamic and life-enhancing; leaving you fully-equipped with real-world tools for success. As mentor and inspiration to conscious entrepreneurs, EditCopyProof is an expression of her voracious passion to provide wordsmithing solutions so your business thrives. Based in principles of sacred commerce and sufficiency, Charlon's model thrives far outside existing business convention. Her clear sense of purpose, desire to use her innate writing talent in service to others and her unwavering commitment to the success of conscious entrepreneurs ensures your vital message resonates with your audience. |
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Attention: All single girls who want the proven secrets to "having it all"
As competent women, we have worked diligently
to manifest brilliant careers.
At 30- or 40-something we're now ready to attract the man of our dreams to share it with; and become even more successful in every endeavor. We want it all and there's no reason we can't have it. Over the past 6 months I have worked closely with the authors of Boys Before Business: The Single Girl's Guide to Having It All. Kimberly Mylls and Jennifer Wilkov are ON FIRE with their message that women CAN have it all by putting Boys Before Business. Their 18-city book signing and live "Girlie Chat" tour begins this week in New York with a private event at Saks Fifth Avenue. "Our goal is to teach millions of women that they can have a great relationship and at the same time enjoy a successful career. They really can have it all," says Mylls. Wilkov says they are excited, "As a Brooklyn Bay Ridge resident, I'm delighted that we're kicking off our U.S. tour here in my hometown. Where else would we begin a tour of this magnitude but in New York City and at the flagship store for Saks? We're looking forward to encouraging women everywhere to reach their goals." For single career-minded women who are looking to live their dream life, this is the book and these are the events for them. Wilkov and Mylls offer a fresh new perspective in this unprecedented new guide and community, giving women the tips, tools and principles so they can finally have it all. There are 5 simple steps to start living your dream life with Mr. Right using the Boys Before Business philosophy. Take action today by going to boysbeforebusiness.com so you can start having it all.
A note from Charlon: Knowing these two dynamic women personally and professionally, I wholeheartedly support and share their message. They are sincere in their desire to make a colossal difference in the lives of women everywhere. Their personal stories are captivating and the techniques they share in their book PROVE that putting Boys Before Business works to deliver the life and love you've imagined because THEY DID IT in their own lives! |
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| Charlon Bobo |
Regardless of the weather, all is well
What if funky, confusing, gray, lonely
days were just part of a "system" that, in
turn, created bright, rich, happy, friendly
days?
What if they were just meant to give deeper elements of your creativity a rest? What if they were deliberately crafted holidays, of a sort, devised by your inner psyche to relieve you from the pressure of artificial expectations? Would you still bemoan them, wonder what's wrong with you, or fear that they'll never end? Or, would they kind of tickle you pink? ~The Universe What if we were certain? What would our lives be like if we operated from a place of surety? What if we functioned from a foundation of unshakable knowing? What if, no matter what was happening in our lives, we soared above it all in the absolute confidence that everything was perfectly aligned? How differently would you be in the world, approaching it with such boldness? You can, you know. Give yourself permission to feel the difference and be it. I'm not saying it's easy... especially at first. I AM saying it's an option. Be certain. Be sure. Know. All IS well. In Sisterhood, Light & Love, 
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