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Finding a Mentor

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Finding a Mentor

Jack Canfield is uniquely qualified to coach you on success. He’s devoted more than 30 years to uncovering universal principles for achieving extraordinary outcomes. In this fast-paced, entertaining and powerful program, Jack will share his latest breakthrough principles and detail how you, too, can use them to rapidly achieve your goals in your career, your finances and your personal life.

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Seven steps to accelerate your life from where you are to where you want to be. When Jack Canfield talks about perseverance, he speaks from experience. His best-selling Chicken Soup for the Soul series was rejected by over 144 publishers before going on to sell over 100 million copies. He’s been a teacher, facilitator, and psychotherapist. His seminars and trainings have touched millions of individuals from welfare recipients to corporate leaders.

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3 Responses to “Finding a Mentor”

  1. maria Says:
    April 23rd, 2009 at 1:35 am

    they are great!

  2. JamesDMitchell - the Help Me Cable Guy Says:
    August 2nd, 2009 at 12:02 pm

    Mentors have made the biggest difference in my life, and my career. I have learned to use mentors to grow, but, what some people forget is that you can learn something from EVERYONE!

    Sometimes you learn more from viewing what not to do, what has not worked, or the path not chosen.

    I also take counsel, as heard from Mr. Hill in Think and Grow Rich. I have a group of trusted friends, family members, and coworkers that I take counsel…

    I get their advice from each who has experience in the issue I’m wanting to tackle. I get their advice, then I review it and make my own (now educated) decision. I stick by it, because it’s my decision that I came to, not just blindly following advice.

    Another powerful tool is to imagine having an internal “board room” of experts. Imagine having Jack Canfield, Donald Trump, Stepphen Covey, or anyone else helping advise you.

    You can hear their voice, and your imagination will give them the voice with amazingly accurate interpretations of their answers. You’ll be astounded at your results.

  3. Kou Sopheap Says:
    October 30th, 2009 at 3:47 am

    Thanks for giving me for good idea

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