by Tara Joyce | Oct 23, 2012 | Cultural Creativity
They are our relationships built on mutual trust and respect.
They are our relationships in which worries subside over being taken advantage of, or of needing to control.
They are our relationships where both parties act with confidence and ease.
They are our relationships in which games are not played, and expectations and needs are communicated clearly.
These are our relationships of integrity. They are our connections where we express and share without reservation.
We have examples of this kind of relationship everywhere we go. You participate in them at the restaurant you love to eat at, or the public transportation you trust to get you from A to B.
Our economy would not function without these relationships. There would be no buying or selling without them. If we look hard enough we can see that our relationships of integrity are the base of our modern economy.
There are so many people all around the world doing the right thing day after day so everyone can benefit. They are you, and they are me. We are the invisible glue that holds our economy, and our world, together.
photo credit: Brandon Doran
by Tara Joyce | Oct 19, 2012 | Self/Business Growth
I’m excited to announce that I’ve created another workbook for the Nutshell Series, defining my market niche. This workbook takes you on a fun adventure in looking at your market and specifically identifying who your ideal client is in it, and what they need to hear from you.
The workbook is 19 pages and includes 9 probing questions to expanding your thinking.
made with love for you,
Other workbooks currently in the Nutshell Series are exploring brand me and developing my communication strategy. Each book focuses on a specific aspect of designing your marketing communications and provides guidance on discovering the strategies that are uniquely right for you and your business.
by Tara Joyce | Oct 18, 2012 | Innerpreneurship
Our Innerpreneur needs to:
- express our values as well as make a profit
- develop our business (doing) around our lives (being)
- evolve beyond traditional business values
- express our beliefs about life in our work
- achieve what we desire from life
photo credit: Denis Collette
by Tara Joyce | Oct 9, 2012 | Cultural Creativity, Self/Business Growth
Like any game, if you don’t actively participate in it, you will not be a player.
If you can see money as a game, you can understand the importance of playing with money; of learning to flow with debit and credit.
Like in any game, it’s important to your success as a player to maintain a positive attitude, regardless of where you are in your flow. Whether in debit or credit, your job as a player is to ensure you are always doing your best while in the game.
This means choosing to be skillfully aware of how you can improve your game. Specifically in the game of money, it means being honest about where you limit the flow of giving, and receiving, in your life.
If you want to maximize your flow and make your game all the more effective, watch your limiting thoughts and ideas around money. It’s those thoughts and ideas that are hurting you as a player, and altering money’s rate of circulation to you.
photo credit: dirac3000
