Create the Life You Want
LYL Launch Pad, March 2010 |
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"The key to realizing a dream is to focus not on success but on significance - and then even the small steps and little victories along your path will take on greater meaning." -Oprah Winfrey
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How Can Coaching Assist You? |
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*Experience and Maintain Life Balance*
*Gain Greater Focus and Clarity*
*Get Practical Guidance and Strategies to Make the Changes you Need and Desire*
*Build Confidence*
*Prepare Yourself for A Rewarding Relationship*
*Feel Passionate About Life Again*
Email Sara: sara@lylcoach.com to set up a complimentary phone call to explore how coaching can assist you with your goals. |
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Greetings!
There are lots of great things happening! As a woman who has so much to offer and contribute, I hope you are part of making great things happen in your areas of interest and passion.
One of my passions and interests is being a source of help for you to experience more focus and balance in your life! This month, we continue with our life balance series. It's Tip #3: "Look at What's Really Important to You."
Take a few minutes out of your day to learn how to save hours out of your week, and feel certain your time is directed to what matters most to you.
SAVE THE DATE & get registered today for the next Launch Your Life workshop on MARCH 27th. See all the details below.
Are you an animal lover like me? My dog Penny changed my life in a beautiful way and took my love and respect for animals to a new level. This month's Spotlight is featuring the Escondido Humane Society. Abigail R. Kouzi, Development Director, shares insights on what the animals need most, how you can help and the great things that are happening.
 Go Confidently,
 P.S. Register for the upcoming workshop on March 27 to reserve your seat.
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March 27th Workshop:
Create Your 20 Things List
Fulfilling Your Dreams and Enjoying the Process |
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Unable to attend the first session of this powerful workshop in January? Here's your second chance!
Saturday, March 27, 2010
9:15 am - 12:00 Noon
- A hands-on workshop for women, offering a straightforward and fun twist on setting goals for life and work!
- Using your own workbook, I will guide you through the process of creating a realistic and motivating 1-Year PLAN!
- Plus enjoy Starbuck's coffee & tea, fresh fruit and pastries, valuable raffle prizes and friendly mingling.
Early Registration Special: $39.00!
Regular Price: $49.00 (after March 20, 2010)
Testimonials from the First Workshop
Get registered now to reserve your seat.
It will inspire and energize you, and enable you to experience much more focus, balance and results in your life this year and beyond. |
How to Create Life Balance, Tip #3 |
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Tip #3: Look at What's Really Important to You
After looking at your schedule (last month's feature article) consider what you are prioritizing.
WHO you are is the springboard for WHAT you DO and ultimately WHAT you'll HAVE in your life.
Bottom Line: You can have 20 things on your to-do list for the day and get all of them done and still not feel a sense of accomplishment or balance. Why? If none of that stuff is connected to what matters to you then who cares how much stuff you got done?
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Spotlight:
 Abigail R. KouziDevelopment Director,
Escondido Humane Society |
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Years with the Escondido Humane Society (EHS)?
I have been Development Director at the Escondido Humane Society for three and a half years. I relocated to San Diego from Pittsburgh, PA, where I worked in development at my alma mater, the University of Pittsburgh.
Community support is critical because...
It's our own community of animal lovers who allow the Escondido Humane Society to care for animals each and every day. The Escondido Humane Society is a private, independent shelter - we don't receive funding from organizations like the HSUS, the ASPCA, or SDHS.
I often hear from people that they wish they could do more. I understand that sentiment - I share it myself - the plight of animal suffering can be overwhelming. But everyone can do something. I bet most of your readers can make a gift of, say, $10. I can take that $10 and give a vaccine to a puppy to protect them from parvovirus and distemper, or buy enough water for an entire run of kennels plus a few baths, or buy a large bag of healthy food. And that's making life a whole lot better for those animals. We may not be able to change the world, but everyone can change the world for one animal.
Upcoming events?
Paws in the Park on March 28th in Kit Carson Park is our largest event of the year, and it's always a blast! Paws in the Park raises awareness and funding for animals in need while celebrating those special pets in our lives.
Our event highlights include a 1.5 or 2.5 mile walk, Paw Vendor Expo, entertainment, food, games, and contests for your entire family, including a "K-9's Got Talent" show and Wet T-shirt Contest (don't worry, it's for the dogs - Paws in the Park is family-friendly event). We have loads of activities for families and dogs, so join us for a fun morning for a great cause. Registration is open now at www.escondidohumanesociety.org.
Special foster opportunity: This is Peanut, a special needs  puppy who is looking for a foster family. Peanut was abandoned at our local Dollar Tree Store. She is sweet, playful, and loves to hang out with her people. She has a birth defect of the esophagus that may not be survivalable in the long term, but we hope to give her as many happy days as possible. Please contact the Humane Society at (760) 888-2275.
For donations and volunteer support, contact Abigail:
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