Are you using all of your resources to show up powerfully in the world or are you just throwing yourself out there and don’t care about how you’re perceived?

Throughout time, great value has been placed on education. It has been referred to by Joseph Addison as, “the sculpture that’s been made from a block of marble.” With education, the simple block of marble that is the human soul turns into a sculpture. Basically, in starting a business, establishing a business and owning a business, education is vital. It’s through education that you have more potential for success as you’re standing on the shoulders of those who came before you.

When you’re considering getting an education, there are three main types to choose from. With any kind of education you get, you learn a bit on how to it is you should be setting goals, you’ll learn how affirmations help in the success of a business, how to get organized and also the importance of networking to the success of a business. The three types are: formal education, non-formal education and information education.

With formal education, this most usually occurs in school. Here, you get to learn about trade skills, basic skills and academic skills. It covers elementary school education and continues on to secondary school education. Formal education is continued in the university or college with post secondary education.

Non-formal education on the other hand is also referred to as adult basic education. It can also be called school equivalency preparation or adult literacy education. In this type of education, you learn skills for the job, literacy and basic skills. This doesn’t have to be done in school. Self study and small classes can work for getting non-formal education.

Lastly, we have informal education. Getting informal education can be done anywhere. By reading a book, you can get information on how to get organized, do meditation, networking, and setting goals. All these are important if you want to reach your goal of setting up a six figure business. Also, you can get informal education from mentors or coaches.

From them, you learn about how limiting beliefs can also limit you. You learn about motivation and how to keep yourself moving forward to face life challenges. When you work with mentors and coaches you gain access to heir years of experience and the lessons they learned when they tried thing and failed, and when they tried things and succeeded. One of the most rewarding aspects of working with a coach is that you have someone in your corner whose only desire is to see you reach and exceed your goals. So often in life we are surrounded by people who do not push us to succeed. But, a coach will not let you give in to your urge to have a pity party when things don’t go your way. They will remind you that you must always get back up and keep moving forward.

When you combine what you’ve learned from all kinds of education, you can attain a certain kind of credibility in your business. When you create partnerships with other people and do networking, you then are using education as a way to stand on the shoulders of others.

I am a professional who believes in helping others achieve their greatness by any means necessary. It is so sad when I see that people would rather look unprofessional than can to me or anyone else and ask for help. If you’d like to have someone on your side who is non-judgmental and will be open and honest with you to help you move forward click here.

Have you ever fallen off the beaten path of your life’s goals and dreams? Have you ever just given up only to find that you’ve come to far to quit? Well, over the past week I’ve felt this way. I remember when I use to go skating at Umoja Roller Rink in Oakland, CA. I didn’t know how to skate, I was holding on to the rail in hopes that no one would knock me down. They were flying past me so quick that I almost fell simply from fear of being knocked down. I wanted to fall before I was knocked down just to get it out the way.

Have you ever felt that way? So scared that you gave up before you event tried something. I have and you have, I know how you feel. But week after week, I went to that skating rink with more experienced skaters whizzing by me anyway. They paid me no attention other than to move me out the way so I wouldn’t make them fall or get hurt. No one took my hand until I asked or I just hung on to my friends shirt or hand and let them pull me along LOL. Now that I think about it…it was hilarious, fun and daring being swung and pulled around the ring with no fear of danger because I had support. Then one day after putting one foot in front of the other long enough, I found that I had my rhythm. I was no longer holding on, but following along on beat crisscrossing and doing the splits! Then, I found others holding on to me and trying to follow my lead and we all had ONE rhythm, ONE heartbeat.

What I’ve found out along this journey is that even though I’ve gotten my rhythm, I’m still capable of falling and getting discouraged. That is why I am soliciting women of color to join with me in this journey. It is not something to be taken on single-handed. It takes support and feedback and I’m getting some, but I know that there are still more women who can join in and be a part of this M.E.T. Empowerment Success System and Women of Color Connection. When I fall off the beaten path I think about all of you and how we are to connect with one another and cause a fusion in the Universe that is “unprecedented” the East Bay.

We are not just people who sit ideally by while we mind our own business and watch crimes being committed brutally upon our young, our children attend schools that are full of harassment and disinterest and fear, we are not a people who sit by and leave it up to someone to decide the future of our children. We have something to offer in the way of freedom, wisdom, knowledge, faith, and greatness…subscribe to this bi-weekly blog and please feel free to comment using the Comments RSS Feeds or Comments Box.

Hello BYH Bloggers,

Have you ever fallen off the beaten path of your life’s goals and dreams? Have you ever just given up only to find that you’ve come to far to quit? Well, over the past week I’ve felt this way. I remember when I use to go skating at Umoja Roller Rink in Oakland, CA. I didn’t know how to skate, I was holding on to the rail in hopes that no one would knock me down. They were flying past me so quick that I almost fell simply from fear of being knocked down. I wanted to fall before I was knocked down just to get it out the way.

Have you ever felt that way? So scared that you gave up before you event tried something. I have and you have, I know how you feel. But week after week, I went to that skating rink with more experienced skaters whizzing by me anyway. They paid me no attention other than to move me out the way so I wouldn’t make them fall or get hurt. No one took my hand until I asked or I just hung on to my friends shirt or hand and let them pull me along LOL. Now that I think about it…it was hilarious, fun and daring being swung and pulled around the ring with no fear of danger because I had support. Then one day after putting one foot in front of the other long enough, I found that I had my rhythm. I was no longer holding on, but following along on beat crisscrossing and doing the splits! Then, I found others holding on to me and trying to follow my lead and we all had ONE rhythm, ONE heartbeat.

What I’ve found out along this journey is that even though I’ve gotten my rhythm, I’m still capable of falling and getting discouraged. That is why I am soliciting women of color to join with me in this journey. It is not something to be taken on single-handed. It takes support and feedback and I’m getting some, but I know that there are still more women who can join in and be a part of this M.E.T. Empowerment Success System and Women of Color Connection. When I fall off the beaten path I think about all of you and how we are to connect with one another and cause a fusion in the Universe that is “unprecedented” the East Bay.

We are not just people who sit ideally by while we mind our own business and watch crimes being committed brutally upon our young, our children attend schools that are full of harassment and disinterest and fear, we are not a people who sit by and leave it up to someone to decide the future of our children. We have something to offer in the way of freedom, wisdom, knowledge, faith, and greatness…subscribe to this bi-weekly blog and please feel free to comment using the Comments RSS Feeds or Comments Box.

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A Promise Is A Promise

Hello Ladies,

I promised to communicate with you and keep you informed about what I’m up to.  I’m often running trying to figure out what to share, how to share, when to share and why to share it!  So, if it’s not broke, I don’t need to fix, just keep on doing what I’m doing. I’m just going to put the information out there and if you have any questions, or you like what I do, please don’t hesitate to ask me.  It costs nothing to ask a question, but it could cost you everything if you don’t.  So here goes!

1.) I’ve added a VodPod to my page on the right-hand side.  I downloaded videos for entrepreneurs or may be of interest to you as a woman.

2.) I created my own cartoon video.  It took less than 10 minutes to create.  I think you’ll like it, so check it out.
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/6397079/

3.) I was a part of a video created by CEO Women, Inc. Finally, I got my 5 minutes of fame!  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qK-rIXCRQDM

4.) I hooked up with an awesome Tech Coach named WebGurl and I’m doing a 90-Day regiment of Technology and Business Videos to increase my knowledge on marketing my business and providing my customers with the most up-to-date technology tools for launching a business. All on-line. This is so cool! I highly recommend this program and this Woman of Color Coach.  I am sharing the wealth and I am no “hater”.   I am a coach who believes in using a coach! Otherwise, I’d be a hypocrite!

If you are convinced that you need a coach, give me a try! http://beyondyourhorizons.com/BYHCoachingAgreement.aspx

Have you ever fallen off the beaten path of your life’s goals and dreams? Have you ever just given up only to find that you’ve come to far to quit? Well, over the past week I’ve felt this way. I remember when I use to go skating at Umoja Roller Rink in Oakland, CA. I didn’t know how to skate, I was holding on to the rail in hopes that no one would knock me down. They were flying past me so quick that I almost fell simply from fear of being knocked down. I wanted to fall before I was knocked down just to get it out the way. Have you ever felt that way? So scared that you gave up before you event tried something. I have and you have, I know how you feel. But week after week, I went to that skating rink with more experienced skaters whizzing by me anyway. They paid me no attention other than to move me out the way so I wouldn’t make them fall or get hurt. No one took my hand until I asked or I just hung on to my friends shirt or hand and let them pull me along LOL. Now that I think about it…it was hilarious, fun and daring being swung and pulled around the ring with no fear of danger because I had support. Then one day after putting one foot in front of the other long enough, I found that I had my rhythm. I was no longer holding on, but following along on beat crisscrossing and doing the splits! Then, I found others holding on to me and trying to follow my lead and we all had ONE rhythm, ONE heartbeat. What I’ve found out along this journey is that even though I’ve gotten my rhythm, I’m still capable of falling and getting discouraged. That is why I am soliciting women of color to join with me in this journey. It is not something to be taken on single-handed. It takes support and feedback and I’m getting some, but I know that there are still more women who can join in and be a part of this M.E.T. Empowerment Success System and Women of Color Connection. When I fall off the beaten path I think about all of you and how we are to connect with one another and cause a fusion in the Universe that is “unprecedented” the East Bay. We are not just people who sit ideally by while we mind our own business and watch crimes being committed brutally upon our young, our children attend schools that are full of harassment and disinterest and fear, we are not a people who sit by and leave it up to someone to decide the future of our children. We have something to offer in the way of freedom, wisdom, knowledge, faith, and greatness…subscribe to this bi-weekly blog and please feel free to comment using the Comments RSS Feeds or Comments Box.