Why is it that some people seem to easily achieve whatever they want in life with all the riches (and enriching life experiences) that go with it -- while others struggle just to get by?

Why do some people routinely attract the right combination of circumstances and opportunities they need to play a bigger game -- while others wait years to get ahead in their chosen field or activity?

I've discovered the answer from a man whose work I've mentioned several times and whom you may already know.  In fact, he's been the leading success coach behind top achievers across America -- and trained literally millions more around the world in his unique principles of success.

Business leaders... Bestselling authors… Noted philanthropists… Winning athletes… Top salespeople… All types of achievers have been personally trained by him. So have I.

And this Summer, you can, too.

The man I want you to meet is Jack Canfield -- originator of the Chicken Soup for the Soul book series and one of the most impactful human potential specialists alive today.

Over the past 30 years, Jack has perfected a system that can help anyone plan, pursue and achieve the life of their dreams.  And coming up August 14-20 in Scottsdale, Arizona, he's offering my friends and colleagues the opportunity to work with him personally to do the same -- an opportunity he makes available only once a year.

Would you like to...

* Pursue a dream career that rewards you handsomely while it inspires and exhilarates you?

* Enjoy the supportive, nurturing relationships you want... because you've stepped up and asked for the respect, appreciation and love you deserve?

* Embrace the future as you finally complete the past -- sweeping away old hurts, unfulfilled dreams and regretful mistakes?

* Assemble a team of mentors, colleagues, advisors and friends who believe in you and can help fast-forward your future plans?

* Dream big again... with confidence and assurance that what you want is actually possible?

I want YOU to experience these kinds of successes every day.  When you work with Jack Canfield, not only will he provide the road map to help you achieve all this -- he'll help you surge past the most common barriers that keep people from accomplishing what they want. Working with Jack as my mentor has literally transformed my life, my work, my purpose!

If you would like to play a bigger game in life and finally enjoy the rewards of success you know are possible, you simply must consider working with Jack Canfield as an investment in your own future.  He's conducting his once-a-year Breakthrough to Success training starting August 14th.

Will you decide to be there?

You can read more by clicking here:

https://ctg.infusionsoft.com/go/BTS2011/Patricia

I've been through Jack's training.  I was inspired, motivated and transformed by his life-changing process.  And now I recommend that you read what Jack has to say about how you, too, could join his select group of top achieving students and begin to pursue the life of your dreams.

But you must hurry.  Jack purposely limits the number of people he works with at this unique training.  By this time tomorrow the window of opportunity may be closed.

Click: https://ctg.infusionsoft.com/go/BTS2011/Patricia

Jack Canfield and his life-changing success systems have my highest endorsement.  I hope you'll act quickly and be one of the few who get to work with him.

Sincerely,

Trisha

P.S.  Working with Jack Canfield has literally transformed my life and career -- and given me a completely new perspective on how to achieve my goals.  If you'd like to join Jack in developing your own success road map, I urge you to read about his upcoming training by clicking here: 

https://ctg.infusionsoft.com/go/BTS2011/Patricia

As I've shared, I spent over twenty years immersed in traditional health care as a practicing pharmacist and as an educational consultant to the health care industry. A major life transition caused me to do some soul searching, connect with spirituality and explore my belief systems for the purpsoe of breaking some cycles of behavior.

My life transition led me to the mountains of NH and to work that is more in line with my passion and purpose. Through my personal process as well as my work with others, I have witnessed the power of limiting beliefs and the impact those beliefs have on creating a person's reality.

Today I am fascinated by some of the new research that is beginning to bridge the gap between science and spirituality that I am sure will change the practice of medicine as we know it. I find myself intrigued by the work of Bruce Lipton. His work challenges our understanding of genetics.

He suggests that it is our cellular environment, our thinking and our belief that influences genetic expression. If we adopt child programming that tells us that a particular disease "is in our genes" that we will actually create disease. If we reprogram our subconscious mind to shift programmed beliefs, for example with hypnosis, our outcomes will be quite different. It's not just about disease ... it's about anything we believe to be true due to the subconscious programming we experienced in childhood.

Bruce H. Lipton, Ph.D., is an internationally recognized authority in bridging science and spirit, and a leading voice in new science field of Epigenetics. A cell biologist by training, he taught at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine, and later conducted pioneering studies at Stanford University. Author of "The Biology of Belief and Spontaneous Evolution" and "The Biology of Belief", Dr. Lipton has been invited to speak on hundreds of TV and radio shows, and to appear as a keynote and workshop presenter at many national and international conferences. His most recent book, "Spontaneous Evolution: Our Positive Future and a Way to Get There from Here", is available now.

 Bruce has a way of explaining things that is simple, profound and life changing. His work on The Biology of Belief is most interesting and impactful. You can look him up on youtube ... certainly worth checking out!

If you can carve out an hour or so, I strongly suggest you listen to an amazing interview at the link below. It will only be available for a couple of days, however.

http://www.theawareshow.com/inspire/lipton/

Date:                Tuesdays, May 17 through June 21, 2011
Time:                6:30 to 8:30pm
Location:         White Mountain Hypnosis Center
                           Route 113, Madison, NH
Instructor:       Trisha Jacobson
                           Certified Hypnotherapist & Coach

Are you feeling restless about your place in life? Know there's something missing, but not sure of what it is? Are you going through transition but not sure what's next? Do you have a dream, a goal or are you being drawn to accomplish something but need some support along the way? Are you curious about  the Law of Attraction and interested in learning how to use it in our life?

Jack Canfield, co-creator of the bestselling Chicken Soup for the Soul series and star in the movie, The Secret, has taken the principles he has studied, taught and lived for more than 30 years and organized them into a practical and inspiring guide that will help you get from where you are to where you want to be. Trisha Jacobson, the presenter for this course, has trained with Jack and is excited to share the Success Principles system with you in this course.

It doesn’t matter whether your goal is to be the top salesperson in your company, get straight A’s in school, lose weight, make more money or be a better parent, or discover your life purpose, the principles, strategies and disciplines for success are all the same!

In this 6-week introductory couse you will:

-learn several key Success Principles
-identify effective strategies that support success
-implement action steps to accelerate the Law of Attraction in your life to help create and achieve your goals
-discover a simple, effective system to integrate Jack's Daily Disciplines for Effortless Success into your daily routine for the purpose of accelerating success.

The fee for this 6-week course is $95.00. Space is limited. Register online by clicking "Add to Cart" below or by calling 603-452-7350 or emailing [email protected]

Trisha Jacobson earned her BS in Pharmacy from the University of Rhode Island. After 20 years of professional practice and consulting in the health care industry,she moved to NH to pursue a life more in line with her purpose and passion. She currently works as a Community Outreach Educator for the White Mountain Community Health Center. She is a certified hypnotherapist and coaches private clients at Transition on Purpose Coaching. Trisha is a graduate of Jack Canfield’s Breakthrough to Success training program and a passionate student and supporter of this material to create success and manifest the life of your dreams!

Trisha also provides private coaching for those who would rather work individually Call 603-452-7350 or email Trisha at [email protected] for more information.

Share sincere appreciation with someone whose actions you might normally take for granted.
 
For example, the waitress who remembers your special order as soon as you walk in, the co-worker whose smile brightens your day, the family member who does the dishes without you asking, the person who shares a joke at just the right time, the cashier who always asks about your family, a friend who cares enough to share difficult feedback, the teacher who really cares, your health care provider who takes good care of you, a fellow student who helps you understand the homework, and so many more!

Little things really do matter...show people that you notice! 

Shared with permission by Positivity Nation. Check them out at www.positivitynation.com

Speaking of positivity, Positivity Bracelets are a great way to remind you and those around you to stay on the positive side of life while supporting a great cause.  

$6.00 includes shipping!

All proceeds go to the White Mountain Community Health Center provides adult, pediatric and teen healthcare and outreach services to uninsured and underinsured populations in the Mount Washington Valley, NH. Much of the work in the Vally is focused on the tourist industry and is therefore seasonal, part-time and without health benefits, which creates a difficult situation for families.

According to Jack Canfield, early education and training taught most of us to look outside of ourselves for the answers to our questions. But we have the answers we need inside. Our subconscious mind is the source of our hidden genius. It can also be the part of our brain that holds us back and keeps us stuck.

Attend this upcoming live event to learn more!

Beneath the Tip of the Iceberg:
Harnessing the Power of the Subconscious Mind

Date:    Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Time:    6:30 to 9:00pm
At:        White Mountain Hypnosis Center
              Rte 113, Madison, NH

This workshop takes place at the waterline ...  the place where the conscious and subconscious mind come together to support our physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing.

Participants will explore intuition, kinesiology, visualization, precision affirmations, and other techniques to connect with and harness the power of the subconscious mind.  We will explore limiting beliefs and develop skills and action steps to help identify patterns, overcome blocks, identify action steps to help stimulate the Law of Attraction and create desired results.

Your presenter,Trisha Jacobson, left a twenty year pharmacy practice and moved to the Mount Washingtong Valley to pursue her passion. She works with teens and the parents, professionals and organizations  who support and inspire them to reach their fullest potential.

Trisha is a certified hypnotherapist and hypnocoach through the Nathional Guild of Hypnotists and has trained with best selling author and success expert, Jack Canfield. Trisha  has been coordinating, teaching and presenting experiential educational programs and events for over twenty years. 

Registration fee for this program is $20.00. Space is limited. To register online click on "Add to Cart" below. To register by phone call Trisha at  603-452-7350  or email your name and phone number to [email protected]

Did you ever get a song stuck in your head? The song plays over and over and over and you can't stop it? For me, sometimes it's just a line of a song playing over and over again ... like today.

The song in my head is "Closing Time" by the Semisonics. The lyrics speak of the scene at closing time in a bar. Last call.

♪♪♫ Closing time - time for you to go out, go out into the world.
Closing time - one last call for alcohol, so finish your whiskey or beer.
Closing time - you don't have to go home but you can't stay here.
Closing time - time for you to go back to the places you will be from.
Closing time - every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end.♪♪♫
~Semisonics, Closing Time

Wierd.

The line that keeps running through my head is ...

♪♫♫ ... every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end ... ♪♪♫

Perfect, actually!

I'm in transition. I'm in a place of uncertainty. I have a clear vision. I have a plan. I am taking action day by day. I'm working with a coach. And I am grateful.

However, as I often notice at times of transition, I am put in touch with aspects of my past that challenge my new direction. It's almost as if the Universe is challenging me to be sure that I'm really ready to move forward and put an end to old ways of thinking, believing and acting. Perhaps it's my subconscious mind playing those old, familiar tapes in an attempt to keep me safe and connected to what I've always known and do what I've always done.

For me, my new beginnings will require me to end a couple of old patterns that no longer serve me as well as create new beliefs to replace the old, liming beliefs that no longer serve me. As difficult as it is to break ties with the familiar, it is exciting to see what lies on the other side.

Another thing that I've noticed is that my life transitions seem to be connected to the cycles of nature. Some of the larger ones have been connected to major natural events. For example, the Old Man of the Mountain in NH came crashing down at the same time my life as I knew it was pulled out from under me. Just as the Old Man slid to the bottom of the cliff, so did the foundation that had been holding me up.

This time the transition is not as dramatic or devastating. This time the transition flows like winter into spring. I can feel myself holding on and resisting a bit. Ironically nature responded with a snow storm at the end of April. I really love snow ... but enough is enough. Just as I really love the things I must let go of, but enough is enough.

It's time for spring, time for rebirth, time for new beginnings.

This is the time of year when high school graduation celebrations are being planned, seniors all over the country are preparing for their next step and parents are beginning to see their lives with one less child to take care of every day.

So what’s next?

For some it is about following a pre-prescribed path that was laid out for them by parents, mentors, culture or society.

Others will begin a quest to answer some of the bigger questions about life. Questions like: Who am I? What do I value? What is my purpose? My vision? My dream? How will I fulfill it? What’s next?

For others it will be about both.

For many of us, the bigger questions came later in life; after our formal education, career, marriage, family, major purchases. For many of us those questions are prompted after a life changing event, such as divorce, job loss, illness, financial difficulty, etc. It is often during those difficult times that we are challenged to go deep within, beyond the noise of our day to day lives, to the core of who we really are, to our connection with a greater source, to what we truly believe, why we’re really here and what we'd like to accomplish in this life.

For many of us, it is often about looking back over the course of our lives to  see the patterns and cycles that hold us back, the beliefs that limit us and the environments that cause us to make choices that don’t serve our greatest good.

Life is about exploring.

But why do many of us wait so long to discover who we really are and to answer the bigger questions? Why not begin to explore those questions before we choose our careers, our partners, our life path? Why not make those choices based on our values and our purpose?
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Sign up at the right side for our FREE 5-part Transition On Purpose Mini Course From High School to Career and Beyond:
A 5 Step Journey for Teens and Adults in Transition

Simply enter your first name and email address and the the lessons, resources and activities will be emailed directly to your email box.

Transition On Purpose ... its' what we do best!

In her book, The Parent As Coach Approach: The Seven Ways to Coach Your Teen in the Game of Life, author Diana Sterling says that the role of parents in a child's life changes as the child develops. She suggests the following model for parenting a child from 0 through 20:

0 through 6
Parent as Teacher

7 through 12
Parent as Administrator

13 through 20
Parent as Coach

She goes on to explain that at about age 6 or 7, the mental transition from "learning to read" to "reading to learn" occurs and that children are then able to absorb information independently and no longer need their parent to teach them everything.

During the ages between 7-12 children begin to initiate activities and create social groups and need an adult to administer these activities and groups, and help them to explore their growing interests, while continuting to serve as teacher.

During the teen years, a child's intellectual process expands with new capability for abstract thought. He begins to manage his own activities, schedule and decision making and doesn't need or want an administrator.

Here's where parents have a choice about the way they approach parenting their teen.
 
They can continue trying to parent as an administrator. Many parents do this automatically, out of habit and often unconsciously. This will most likely result in resistance, frustration and conflict with teens, who are trying to make the transition from children to responsible, independent adults. Parents may see their role as promoting personal responsibility (don't forget to brush your teeth, did you do your homework? clean your room?) where teens simply see this as nagging. They know what they need to do and they would like to choose when they will do it. The more nagging, the more resistant. And, come on, Mom, I think I can handle brushing my teeth by now!

This is the point where a break down of sorts occurs. Some parents take a step back from the conflict and think their job is done as their teen disengages, pushes their parents away and/or rebels. In fact, this is the point where teens need their parents most.

Diana Sterling suggests that at this point parents consider parenting their teens a coach. Based on my work with teens and what teens tell me about their relationships with their parents and what they want and need from their parents and other adults in their lives, I would agree with Diana.

Teens need coaches to support and guide them toward creating a life of purpse and meaning. They don't need adults to manage their lives anymore. Instead they need guidance, support and perspective. They need to know you're there and are watching from a comfortable distance sometimes ... and are right there with them at other times. It makes sense when you think of what they are trying to accomplish; going from totally dependent to independent. That doesn't happen overnight and it doesn't happen alone.

Ideally for teens, all the adults in their lives will be their coaches during this transition, parents included.

This concept may seem foreign, even difficult, for some parents to embrace. Some parents will disagree with the concept of parent as Coach and stand firm on their role as Administrators. The truth is, making the shift from Administrator to Coach may mean some self-reflection around our own upbringing and the way we were parented, That may be difficult for some, however the return on investment will yield great rewards for those who are able to make the shift.

I believe that this philosophy can be applied to all adults who work with and support teens.

I love that I get to witness this kind of transformation in my work on a daily basis and that this work serves as a never ending source of gratitude and growth for me and the teens and adults I work with. The truth is, teens have so much to offer adults and society in the form of creative ideas and solutions and observations. Coaching teens and adults to connect and communicate more effectively is a great way to breathe new insight, energy and creativity into our world.

For more information about Diana's book and her philosophy, visit
http://www.parentascoach.com

Finally, sometimes coaches need coaches. To explore how personal coaching may help you or the teens in your life,
 call me at 603-452-7350 or contact me via the form below.

As I've shared several times, my work with teens and adults is inspired, in part, by Jack Canfield, America’s #1 Success Coach. author of the Success Principles: How to Get From Where You Are to Where You Want to Be, Success Principles for Teens and the co-author of the bestselling Chicken Soup for the Soul series.

I have had the honor of training with Jack in person and continue to be an avid student and teacher of his work.
 
Jack hosts a fantastic free training teleseminar each month. Each call is full of practical tips, tools and techniques that can help you shift perspective, overcome obstacles and gain momentum toward achieving success, however you define it.

I’ve already booked my place for the next call … and hope that you’ll join me! Click here to register for free!
 
https://ctg.infusionsoft.com/go/ask/Patricia/

To learn more about in person training with Jack, check out the latest information on Breakthrough to Success 2011! 

https://ctg.infusionsoft.com/go/BTS2011/Patricia/

BTS is a truly transformational experience and Jack Canfield is a master trainer. I am always happy to share about my experience with the success principles and my ongoing transformation! Simply email me at [email protected] or call me at 603-452-7350.

Finally, in the interest of full disclosure, I am an affilitate of the Canfield Training Group. After spending years in the medical field surrounded by pharmaceutical marketing, it takes alot for me to stand behind a brand, a product, a service or a philosophy without careful scrutiny. It is with great passion, pleasure and confidence that I have chosen to affiliate with The Canfield Training Group and help spread the Success Principles work

According to Jack Canfield, early education and training taught most of us to look outside of ourselves for the answers to our questions. But we have the answers we need inside. Our subconscious mind is the source of our hidden genius. It often speaks to us through our intuition.

Read more about cultivating your intuition at:

http://www.jackcanfield.com/articles/family-time/item/1003-cultivating-intuition.html

Consider attending this upcoming live event!

Date:    Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Time:    6:30 to 9:00pm
At:        White Mountain Hypnosis Center
              Rte 113, Madison, NH

This workshop takes place at the waterline; the place where the conscious and subconscious mind come together to support our physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing.

Participants will explore intuition, kinesiology, visualization, precision affirmations, and other techniques to connect with and harness the power of the subconscious mind. We will explore limiting beliefs and develop skills and action steps to help overcome blocks, identify action steps to help stimulate the Law of Attraction and create desired results.

Registration fee for this program is $20.00. Space is limited. To register online click on "Add to Cart" below. To register by phone call Trisha at 603-452-7350 or email your name and phone number to [email protected]