Money Management for A Healthy Life

Welcome.

If Richard and I ever decide to publish a revised edition to our "Becoming the BEST YOU Possible" eBook, we will definitely include another chapter. Along with these important topic chapters already covered...

• PHYSICAL WELLBEING
• EMOTIONAL WELLBEING
• MENTAL / ATTITUDINAL WELLBEING
• SOCIAL / RELATIONSHIP WELLBEING
• AND SPIRITUAL WELLBEING

... we realize that MONEY MANAGEMENT best also be included in the Work and Life Balance equation!!! If our money condition is a mess, it overflows into the rest of our lives, no matter HOW balanced we might be in all other aspects!

We have just spent a week with one of the planet's smartest money management teachers, Mr. Rick Ruby!

Warm thanks to Rick and Britt Ruby and his company Core Training for including Richard and me in their bi-annual Summit Convention, where we taught an "Eliminating Fear Through Stress Management" seminar for their real estate agents and mortgage brokers coaching members. (Fear is pretty rampant in the USA real estate business these days with the collapse of the morgage industry.)

Core Training is a coaching company that helps accomplished, high earning realtors and mortgage brokers reduce their expenses while boosting their savings, in order to create healthier businesses and healthier lives! Rick and his team of coaches do an awesome job of helping the members and we're honoured to be included in their program. Our involvement with Core is to help the members address the more personal aspect of their lives, in order to create balance in their homes, health and relationships.

This Summit was held in the beautiful Huntington Beach area of California, an hour south of Los Angeles, literally across the street from the sprawling Pacific Ocean beaches. We thoroughly enjoyed our involvement with all of the Core staff and members, plus our additional two days to enjoy the area afterwards.

Here are a few photos to enjoy of the lovely Hilton Huntington Beach Resort where the event was held at, and including a few images of Richard and me having fun during the Hawaiian Luau theme dinner...

Richard and I are definitely skilled to help you get your personal lives and relationships in a healthy condition. To get your copy of the Inner Fitness(R) "Becoming the BEST YOU Possible eBook" and companion bonuses (including a blissful Relaxation guided meditation), click here...

www.life-balance-success.com

Warmly, Carolyn Clarke

Multi-tasking Whiz Kid

Hello to you.

I was quite surprised (while shopping for a new pair of dress slacks yesterday) to be referred to as a "going concern" by the clothing store owner, a virtual stranger. Puzzled by this unusual comment, I asked her what she meant by her naming of me. I chuckled in my mind because, in a way, I know that I AM a "going concern"... but wondered what SHE meant by it, compared to how I think of myself?

She explained that a "going concern" person is someone who actively multi-tasks. She apparently could tell by the way I was dressed, the bags I carried and my mannerisms that I am a business person, quickly fitting in a bit of specific shopping with my numerous other tasks.

Multi-tasking is something that almost everyone in North America has to do these days. It seems our "to-do" lists are longer than ever, and our time is shrinking to accomplish it all within.

It's true, I WAS in the middle of a long list of business and personal tasks that ranged between banking, buying office stationary supplies, getting my eyes checked and needing new slacks. Rightly named, I AM a going concern! With much on the go, time is of the essence.

How does the average person manage all that needs to be done?

How do YOU manage to fit all of your tasks into each day?

Do you have systems to help keep you on track?

Being the good organizer that I am, I rely heavily on lists to nudge my recall, using thoughtful coordination of errands I need to do and locations I need to visit. My English teacher's voice rings in my ear with his frequent use of the word "efficient" and I admit that I appreciate this part of my nature ... it serves me well in business and helps keep me sane.

So, while I initially bristled at the shop keeper's naming of me, I quickly admitted that it was just true so chose to accept it as a compliment instead.

Are you also a "going concern?"... a multi-tasking whiz!



Warmly, Carolyn
Inner Fitness(R) Programs
www.innerfitness.ca