July 9th, 2010

How You Can Win a Flip Video Camera

It’s simple! And it costs you nothing except a little of your time to enter.

All you have to do is post a VIDEO TESTIMONIAL (on Youtube) saying how you have used my products and how it has helped you.

The only rule is you must state the name of the report, information, book, program, audio, video, whatever, in the testimonial and refer to where you found it – and the website name you need to type in the description box is:

http://www.TerriLevineRecommends.com

This is where I now keep all my products and this is where you will find any products you’ve purchased in the past that may have been on a different site back then.

Then send the testimonial video URL to me at t@coachinstitute.com so I can go check it out.

If it is good, you will win a Flip Video Camera.

How easy is that!

T

June 28th, 2010

U.S. Won the Game in Extra Time – How to Score Your Own Goals with Extra Time

Some people work overtime because they have to, and some because they want to, and some people avoid it at all costs.  Putting in extra time can help you and be a smart career move – if done wisely!  The secret is balance and getting recognized for your extra efforts.

Depending on who you ask, you will get varying answers to the question of whether working overtime is worth it or not.  The general consensus of opinion is negative, with research finding that working overtime has been linked to anxiety and depression. Yet clearly, not everyone who works overtime suffers either of these conditions… so what gives? Read the rest of this entry »

June 26th, 2010

Buy a Book – Win an iPad!

Want to win a free iPad?

Are you interested in having more income?

Review my book Sell Without Selling on your blog, personal or company web site on June 29th or June 30th and provide this link for people to get it at http://tinyurl.com/28ykazd and get one entry into the iPad contest.
Do You YouTube?
If so, you can get two more entries by simply doing a YouTube video review of the book and posting it June 29th or June 30th along with this link for people to get it at:  http://tinyurl.com/28ykazd.

Odds of Winning? 1 in 1000!
I am limiting this contest to 1000 unique entries, however, each unique entrant can have up to 5 entries based on the number of activities they complete .

 You MUST send the URL where your online, live review can be seen to admin@terrilevine.com upon which your name will be entered into the draw.

Good luck!

June 22nd, 2010

Dealing with the Humpty Dumpty Syndrome

The Humpty Dumpty Syndrome: Putting Yourself Together After the Great Fall?

How many times have you heard someone say, “Losing my job was the best thing that ever happened to me!”  Does hearing this sentiment make you scratch your head in puzzlement?  How could something so negative be so positive?  What’s the person’s secret?

Few of us begin our careers with the intent of doing something else.  After all, we’ve invested quite a bit in getting to where we are.  Much like Humpty Dumpty, we proudly sit atop our wall of achievements and accomplishments giving little thought to doing anything else.  However, with today’s winds of change, it’s pretty likely that sometime in our working lives we will find ourselves tumbling from our safe perch. For most of us the great fall occurs when: Read the rest of this entry »

June 18th, 2010

Ways to Find, Sustain and Share Happiness

We focus so much of our lives on finding success in our careers and finances, establishing material wealth, building our businesses, caring for our families, etc. that we often overlook the most important person in our existence – our self – and the most basic tenet for a truly successful life – achieving true happiness.

 Something as simple as happiness should come naturally to us, like breathing, but thanks to the stresses and challenges in life, many people have become confused.  They’ll be happy “when”… They put conditions on being happy that makes it difficult to achieve in the here and now. Some people have forgotten how to be happy! 

 If this sounds like you, here are some helpful tips to bring joy back into your life… Read the rest of this entry »

June 8th, 2010

Success is an Attitude

Notice how some people give up when push comes to shove… when the going gets tough… when life dares to push them around a little? They sit down and stop. Or they run the other way. They grizzle, complain and blame. Notice also how those people are always avoiding and never going anywhere or achieving anything?

Then there are those who tackle life’s challenges head on, who don’t run and hide, who refuse to sit down and quit… one way or another they are determined to taste success.

It’s not about opportunity – they can both have the same opportunities and challenges – that’s not what creates success… it’s attitude.

The right attitude is behind all successful people. When the going gets tough, the right attitude is what keeps them up on their feet, looking for new open doors, new opportunities, new paths around their obstacles, new ways to reach success.

Successful people look at a grey cloud and know there is a silver lining and are determined to find it and don’t stop until they do. Unsuccessful people see the grey cloud and figure it’s probably going to rain so may as well stay home and do nothing.

So if you aren’t tasting success yet, how’s your attitude?

June 4th, 2010

Stuck in a Rut? Here’s 8 Tips to Help you Step Out of Your Comfort Zone

Doesn’t hurt to be reminded to step out of your comfort zone every now and then and now is time for a reminder…

We are creatures of habit. We also like to feel safe and secure. This is why many people stay in their comfort zones. This is also why many people never truly experience their full potential, and success and excitement eludes them.

If sticking in your comfort zone interferes with your growth and development and if it hinders reaching your goals, and if very little has changed for you in the past 5 to 10 years, it’s time for a change! Imagine if you chose to crawl all your life because the risk of standing on your own two feet was too scary… some people live their whole lives this way. But not us, right? So here we go with 8 tips to help you out:
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May 28th, 2010

Top 10 Radical Shifts to Extraordinary Business Results

Achieving extraordinary business results in today’s lightening fast world requires some radical shifts in thinking and acting.

1.    Business is more than the bottom line and a balance sheet.

People make business happen.  To achieve extraordinary business results cultivate deep and agile relationships with your colleagues, clients, customers, suppliers and competitors, and provide 100% customer service.

 2.    Always check your bags at the curb.

Ditch the beliefs standing in your way.  Nothing kills an extraordinary business result quicker than a misplaced belief or a hidden agenda.  Be open to thinking in new ways and you’ll discover new possibilities.  You will become lighter, move faster, be more spontaneous and cover more ground with less effort. 

 3.    Surrender the Outcome.

Being focused on the outcome limits your perspective, hinders your ability to seize opportunities along the way, and makes you less willing to take risks.  It’s like running a race with blinders on.   Focus on making each day extraordinary. It is too easy to reject an idea or opportunity because you are prejudging or attached to the outcome – unless you have a crystal ball, you DON’T know the future.

 4.    Waste some time every day.

Create space in your life to invest in yourself and in others.  All work and no play makes everyone dull.  You will avoid burnout and stress by making time for yourself… frivolous time!  The results are extraordinary.

 5.    Heart + Head + Soul = WOW

Achieving extraordinary results doesn’t have to be a struggle. To reach for effortless and extraordinary results get your heart, head and soul in sync.  Create a place of integrity, momentum, harmony and no regrets.  Doing what you love makes work feel like play

6.    Don’t be Afraid to Look Under the bed.

We’ve all got a place where we seldom think to look for solutions. There may be treasure in the junk and monsters aren’t so bad when you look them in the eye.  Plus, small ignored monsters tend to grow into huge monsters that get in your face – better to deal with them when they are small and manageable!

 7.    Use your Accelerator to Slow Down.

Ease up on the accelerator to slow down.  You don’t have to stomp the brake.  The smoothest stops are gradual and gentle.  And your car will last longer and use less gas.  Anticipate and plan. You can make mistakes when you rush things.

 8.    Make it Bigger than You.

And it will pull you and everyone else along.  Realize it’s not about your success or failure. When you start a business you are impacting on your clients, customers and your staff as well as your family.  You must see the bigger picture and realize it is no longer just about you.

 9.    Don’t Forget to Signal Before You Turn.

If you want people to follow your lead, don’t make them guess where you’re headed. Avoid a lot of crashes, fender benders and missed turns by telling folks which direction you are going before you take off.  This is important for your customers as well as business associates and those who work for you.

 10.  Wear Comfortable Shoes.

Be yourself.  You’ll get more done, have more fun and build more powerful relationships.

 Bonus tip:

 Find the “extra” in the ordinary.

Sometimes the answer is right in front of you. Don’t become so blinded by shiny new gizmos that you can’t see the obvious. Sometimes it is better to leave things as they are, in that, if it ain’t broken, don’t fix it.  Sometimes it is better to upgrade and modify our procedures. Think carefully and ask for opinions from your customers and staff before making any major changes.

May 26th, 2010

Top 10 Ways to Relieve Stress

Feeling blocked or unproductive at work is natural and can be caused by overwork, lack of momentum, the weather, increased responsibilities, or many other things.  It is helpful to understand what caused the block but even more helpful to do one of the following to relieve the stress fast!

1.       Move your body.

Take a ten-minute walk in or outside the building.  Get your body moving to create greater energy flow.

2.       Talk to a colleague.

Seek out a colleague in your department or another one and let them know you are stuck or feeling stress.  Spend five-minutes or so just talking about how you feel.  Sometimes just verbalizing the feelings out loud makes us feel better.

3.       Take a five-minute catnap.

 
That’s right … put your head down and give your mind a break to work through the block.  It worked in school and it can be useful at work.
 

4.       Turn up the music.

If you have a radio then pick a station to listen to, really concentrate on for five-minutes.  Take your mind off the situation and let the music in.

5.       Eat or drink.

Take a snack break. Enjoy a favorite food or beverage and just relax for a few minutes.

6.       De-clutter your workspace.

Organize your work area. Put things in piles, do some filing, clear off your desktop.  Take your mind off of everything and design a better work area. A cluttered, messy work area can create feelings of stress.

7.       Give yourself a reward.

Have a special meal, call someone you haven’t spoken to in while, schedule a massage or new haircut or pick up vacation brochures.  Lift your spirits and give yourself something to look forward to.

8.       Switch tasks.

Stop working on the current project.  Switch to something you are more in the mood to do. Get yourself into a project or task that has more appeal at the moment and then come back to what you were doing at a later time.

9.       Create momentum.

Get into a routine.  Having a clear routine develops momentum and that will keep you from feeling the stress and getting blocked.

10.    Plan a quick get away.

Plan an escape for the weekend.  Take a trip on a train, plane, bus or take a car ride.  You may even want to bring a bit of work – the change in environment may give way to that block.

May 21st, 2010

Six Tips to Restore the Motivation to Work

The past couple of years has seen an unprecedented shift in business and financial challenges and opportunities on a global scale.  While some western countries experienced serious downturns, many developing countries found their feet, making their fortunes by attracting western businesses to set up base in their country where business costs and labor are so much cheaper. While the wisdom of this is being debated and some governments are actively encouraging their home grown businesses to invest and remain on home soil, the major effect of this outsourcing and taking industry overseas is diminished job and career opportunities at home, which has a demoralizing effect on those who’ve lost their jobs.

Now, as businesses in the major western countries get back on their feet, one of the key factors to their success is not going to be in the number of new products they can invent or manufacture for less than their competition, but from the people who work for them… the employees who drive their business. If a company is to rebuild itself and continue to grow, it must have enthusiastic, productive and committed people and motivating the workforce must become a key strategy in business growth plans. 

Studies show that money alone does not provide long term motivation, because employees have to know the difference between being paid for the job they do as opposed to being rewarded for doing a good job, so with many companies still facing the necessity to watch their spending, here are some examples of motivational programs and options they can consider. Read the rest of this entry »

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