Middle aged and still don’t know what you want to do with your life?

1. Think about what you don’t want
2. Put their opposites in a pot and stir
3. Let ‘em simmer a while

You’ll know what you really want when your new brew starts to sizzle. Share what’s in your recipe for success at the Good Copy Fast Facebook page.

Thanks to Xin Gu of XGCoaching for the inspiration behind this post!

Dianna Huff

My associate, Dianna Huff, is an accomplished copywriter and author of Women Achieving Dreams, a downloadable ebook I recently purchased and plan to read soon. Until I can write a full review on it, here’s more information about the book in Dianna’s own words:

If you’ve found yourself saying, “I can’t” or if you’ve put your dreams (big or small) on hold for “later” or “someday” or “after the kids are grown,” then Women Achieving Dreams will inspire you to make your dreams come true – now, today. 

And, you’ll benefit a non-profit, too.

Each story in this wonderful and unique e-book is personal,
moving – and inspirational. You’ll learn about Judy, who
suffered a trauma no parent ever wants to go through when she
lost access to her son when he was four years old. Instead of
dying inside, she remained strong for the day when she would be
reunited with him.

Then there’s Wendy, who was told she would never walk again – or
have children. Wendy, I’ll have you know, runs triathlons . . .
and she’s the mother of six kids. That’s because she refuses to
let anyone define who she is. 

Purchase Women Achieving Dreams: 

http://profitablefemaleconsultant.com/dreams-ebook

While writing this book, I visited the self-help section at
Borders to see if anything else like it existed. 

Instead of finding books that inspired me, I found books that
made me feel . . . hmmmm . . . the word neurotic comes to mind.
Women who eat too much. Women who love too much. Women who think
too much. (Since when is thinking too much a bad thing?!)

Women Achieving Dreams is a celebration . . . a celebration of
women, just like you and me, who made their dreams come true
through strength, perseverance, and creativity. 

Lois, for example, cut the “golden handcuffs” one day after
hearing advice from an old man at Burger Heaven. Even though she
had a son to support and parents in need, she quit her
high-paying job to start her own ad agency in her New York City
apartment.

Despite being abandoned by her parents, living on government
assistance, and supporting two children, Carolyn put herself
through school and then started her own company – and quadrupled
her income.

Women Achieving Dreams is full of stories like these.

Purchase Women Achieving Dreams: 

http://profitablefemaleconsultant.com/dreams-ebook

When I wrote Women Achieving Dreams, I knew I didn’t want to
give it away, but I also knew I didn’t want to profit from it. 

That’s why when you purchase Women Achieving Dreams, you’re
really making a donation to Girls Fight Back, a non-profit
foundation that teaches young girls self-defense. Since its
founding, GFB has helped over one million women around the globe.

Do something good for yourself and for the young girls coming up
behind you – purchase Women Achieving Dreams. And begin making
your dreams come true.

Thank you,

Dianna Huff

1. Observe what else the product is like. Example: a pump is like a heart.
2. Research what’s written about hearts.
3. Apply these messages to pumps.

Tie a heart theme into your entire pump campaign, and enjoy your genius.
Happy Valentine’s Day!

Share where you’ve seen cross-pollination at work at the Good Copy Fast
Facebook page.

1. Write down your inner dialogue
2. Cross out all negative and false statements
3. Add goal-aligned affirmations

Remember the quote by Taneo Sands Kumalae: “Energy flows where attention goes.” Just like you look forward while driving, focus your full attention on what you want to manifest in your life. Edit out the rest.

P.S. In her radio broadcast, Leadership and Life Coach (and my step-mom) Marcia Hyatt shares Nick Nissley’s quote: “We become the stories we tell ourselves.” She asks, “Am I living out an old story or am I creating a new chapter.” Listen to the short program.

What’s your story, and how is it bringing you closer to your dream? Share at the Good Copy Fast Facebook page.