What are five good reasons you should join my team?:

What are five good reasons you should join my team?

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What are five good reasons to join my team?

My mentor caught me off guard this morning. He asked me what are five good reasons you should join my team? I took a minute to think and then I started firing questions at him. I quickly realised that this was not about fire hosing you with heaps of information. I needed to know what you were looking for and how I could accommodate you with what you  want and need.
The art of communication
Immediately I began asking him questions about what your previous experiences were? I needed to know exactly what you were looking for so I could provide the answers if I had them.
My first question was about what your challenges were in professional network marketing? He said you had been involved with several companies and experienced moderate success. However the people you sponsored quit or did nothing.
His response made me think of the system we have to help people to grow into leaders. Our free personal development system encourages growth both within the individual and towards building their business. So quitting is like giving up on yourself and who wants to do that.
I then asked him how your system worked to build your business? He said that was one of  problems the companies you had didn’t really have a system.
This made me think of our easy three step recipe and duplicatable  system that anybody can use to build their business. So I filed this away to refer to later.
My next question was about what sort of training, mentoring and teaching that took place for your team? He said that people were encouraged to make a list and do presentations. This took time and many people complained about losing their friends and families.Or souring their relationship because they blamed them for failing.
This made me think of all the ongoing mentoring and interactive training we have to build our business globally on-line. There is no need to bother friends and families. In fact it works the other way. They want to know about what you are doing when they realise your success.
The next question I asked him was whether you were part of a mastermind group.  He said you worked with your  up-line and had three way calls together but that was the extent of it.
It made me think  our mastermind group approach and how that helped us all to grow.
So upon reflection what are the five good reasons for joining my team

1. We build leaders who build our business. This is done through free professional development.
2. We have a tried and true system that has created and continues to create amazing success stories.
3. Everybody is accountable through a free teaching and mentoring system to pay forward what you have learned for free.
4. We have an online-mlm system that uses cutting edge technology to recruit people world wide.
5. We use the mastermind approach to elevate everybody’s level of achievement.
6. We have a five pillar company that requires 400 repeat customers for you to earn $10 000 per month.

If you would like more information about my company then download the free ebook success in ten steps and I will get in touch with you.

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Love Yourself, Accept Yourself, Forgive Yourself [BLOG]:

“Love yourself—accept yourself—forgive yourself—and be good to yourself, because without you the rest of us are without a source of many wonderful things.”―Leo F. Buscaglia 
You mean I am a source of many wonderful things?
Yes. Actually you are. Own up to it.
Leo has it right.

1. Love yourself.

Despite all the things that you think may be terribly wrong with you, love yourself. Love yourself.
Tattoo it on your brain.
I can think of so many reasons why you should love yourself, but here’s just one: It is incredibly dull and uninspiring to be around people who do not love themselves.
I spent many years being anorexic and feeling like I was a monster. I’m sure I was not much fun to be around and I also know that I didn’t book any of the acting jobs I was trying to land. It is very challenging to hire someone or love someone who fights you by holding up a mirror of hatred toward themselves.
Here’s my challenge for you today: Take a picture of your face and remember that in ten years time you will be amazed at how gorgeous you were. Be amazed now.
Identify something about you that you may not adore and find a way to at least laugh at it or like it, even a little bit.
I have profound hearing loss; in fact, I am almost deaf and wear hearing aids. I have ringing in my ears twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Does it drive me mad most days? Yes. However, it is here to stay, and I have learned that I can make light of it or sit home and feel sorry for myself because I am missing out on what feels like everything.
Either way the choice is mine to make. I have also learned that because of my hearing loss, my other senses are highly attuned. I am more compassionate because of it. I am a healer.
I have turned something I don’t necessarily “love” having into another piece in the puzzle of me, and part of why I love that puzzle.
Instead of thinking “I am an incomplete human being because I can’t hear perfectly,” I think “I am an incredible human being with a profound sense of touch and understanding and a huge capacity for love. I am also awesome at reading lips. So there.”
What can you love about yourself today that you may have struggled with before?
Can you find a way to cultivate the opposite? According to Pantajali’s Yoga Sutra 2.33, “When the mind is disturbed by improper thoughts constant pondering over the opposites is the remedy.”

2. Forgive yourself.

I lead a meditation in my workshops on forgiveness, and every time, without fail, people start crying. Almost everyone in the room will have at least shed a tear. This leads me to believe that we are all indeed connected, a union—which is what the word Yoga means.
The human experience is so similar, and yes, I know the details are vastly different, and that the devil lies in the details, but, we still share the same weight on our shoulders. That weight would be diminished if we chose to forgive instead of harboring guilt or anger.
People cry most in my workshops when we do the meditation on forgiving yourself. Most likely it’s because we are hardest on ourselves.
What can you forgive yourself for today?
I forgive myself for saying “I hate you” to my father right before he died when I was eight years old. I carried it around for many years and let it color my life a dark airless color.
I forgive myself for not being perfect.
This shift occurred was when I was finally able to let go of my eating disorder. We often hold ourselves to impossible standards and end up feeling bad.
Ask yourself honestly, “What can I forgive myself for?” 
Sometimes it takes simply saying it aloud or writing it down to realize that you actually no longer need to bear the brunt of it.

3. Be good to yourself. Do things that you inspire you daily.

Make a list. Grab your iPad or your notepad or even your hand and draw up a list of things you can do today to make you feel good.
Keep adding to the list. Forgive yourself if you skip a couple and love yourself no matter how long or short the list is and how much you accomplish on it.
You will not be graded or tested on this list.
My list involves a lot of laughing.  My “Feel Good” list also has: my yoga practice, teaching yoga classes, writing, a long leisurely dinner with friends, having a great glass of wine, staying up all night reading a book I cannot put down, being with kids who have special needs and teaching them yoga, poetry, Modern Family, Skype-ing with my nephews, and the list goes on.
Do something every single day that makes you feel good, whether it is changing your thought patterns or reading your favorite magazine in the bathtub.
Maybe it’s getting an extra hour of sleep or staying up late and watching Pretty Woman for the fiftieth time.
Pleasure and joy are highly underrated, and beating ourselves up, highly overrated. Flip it! Cultivate the opposite.
One of my main rules as a yoga teacher is that if you fall, you must laugh and take down your neighbor, which cultivates a sense of humor, and hopefully a little joy. You need at least a little joy daily. Sprinkle it on your cereal, slip it in your downward-facing dog, add it to your pinot noir.
Accept that you are indeed the source of many wonderful things. If you need help remembering what they are from time to time, keep making your feel-good lists. Keep coming back to the love that is inherently yours. It is your birthright.
Whatever it takes. Just do it.
A student told me after she returned from my July Ojai retreat that she wanted to live her life every day as if she was still on the retreat. And why shouldn’t she? What a revelation! What a revolution of the mind. 
Be good to yourself. You will train other people to do the same.
And guess what? If they aren’t good to you, you will still have your old standby who is always good to you: YOU. Pretty much what matters most at the end of the day. You being good to you. The rest will follow.
Remember the 90s En Vogue song with the lyrics “Free your mind, the rest will follow”?
It will. So get up and dance.

Jennifer Pastiloff was recently featured on Good Morning America. She is a yoga teacher, writer, and advocate for children with special needs based in L.A. She is also the creator of Manifestation Yoga® and leads retreats and workshops all over the world. Jennifer is currently writing a book and has a popular daily blog called Manifestation Station. Find her on Facebook and Twitter.

6 Phrases to Avoid to Live Your Best Life [BLOG]:

Our thoughts determine our attitude, our attitude determines our actions, and our actions determine our life.
That’s why, to realize our full potential, it begins with an understanding of the thought patterns that are holding us back.

Here are six phrases to recognize and avoid:

“I’m not ready.”

You’re as ready as you’ll ever be. Everything leading up to today has prepared for everything you will do now and in the future. What you’re not ready for, you will become ready for. Life will never introduce something to you that you won’t be able to figure out. You’re ready. In fact, you’re always ready.

“That’s impossible.”

Look around. Everything you see was once “impossible.” But then someone dedicated their life to figuring it out. You are possible and anything is possible. You only need to remember that you will figure it out.

“People will judge me.”

You’re right. They might. And if they do, are they the kind of people you want in your life? When you start doing what you love, you’ll attract people who love to do the same kinds of things as you. Let yourself be judged. It’s an automatic filter of the people you’ll want to minimize spending time with.

“I might fail.”

Yes. You might fail. And guess what? You will survive. You will learn to use failure as momentum. Your failures will lead you to your successes. The insight, learnings, and relationships that you gain from failing will often be more useful than what you originally set out to do. But only if you start failing. How can you fail today?

“I’ll start tomorrow.”

Will you really? Why can’t you start today? What’s one small thing you can do to begin now? Is what you want to start tomorrow actually important to you? Why is it important? Where are you hoping it will take you? If it’s important, work toward it today. Otherwise, don’t start.

“But I have to do this.”

False. You do not have to do that. You have a choice. Yes, you may have made a commitment and quitting or changing courses might not be fun in the short-term. But, do you really want to live a life in which you feel obligated to do things? Or, do you want to align yourself with people and opportunities that make you truly and deeply want to do things. It’s your choice. How can you take what you have to do and turn it into what you want to do?
When you change your thoughts, you change your attitude, actions, and the course of your life. Your best life begins now.

Ready to go big and accelerate the trajectory of your work and life? Check out The Bold Academy. Coming to Boulder this July, it’s a four-week in-person acceleration program designed to help you unlock your ability to lead the life you’ve always wanted to live. There are 10 spots left and applications close on April 5.

Amber Rae is a motivational force of nature, hell-bent on cultivating a world where human potential is not governed by what we’re told we can and cannot do, but rather by our highest intentions and inner gifts. She’s obsessed with helping people claim the lives they’re meant to live, and designs her projects accordingly. She’s the creator of The Bold Academy, an experience designed to help people find their deepest clarity, build confidence, and unlock their ability to lead the life they’ve always wanted to live. In the last two years, Amber launched the Domino Project with Seth Godin, turned insomnia into a global movement via Night Owls, and helped hundreds of people give their dreams direction, many of which were through The Passion Experiment. She’s been seen in The New York Times, Fast Company, Inc., Forbes, The Huffington Post, BBC, and ABC World News. She also contributes to Fast Company. For more about Amber you can visit her website or on Twitter.

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