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What If ~ This Really Is It!

What is going on in your life right now that you wish was different?

Pick 2 or 3 key things that you wish were different.  (Write them down)

Now with each of these items say, “This is my reality and I am completely satisfied.”

Notice what emotion(s) comes up.  ~ anger, sadness, denial, resignation, fear, defiance, sick to your stomach etc.

Our emotion(s) shows our resistance.  When we resist reality, reality wins 100% of the time.  Surely you have heard the saying, “What you resist persists!”

Imagine your resistance to reality as a big piece of flypaper that your hand is stuck to. As you put your other hand there to get some leverage to push hard so that you can escape, you say to yourself, “It shouldn’t be this way!!!”

Now both hands are stuck so you put your foot against the flypaper so that you can really push hard.  Of course you say to yourself, ” I know that it shouldn’t be this way.  This just is not right.  It is not supposed to be this way!”

Now you put your shoulder into the flypaper so that you can get your back into it etc.

Soon you are completely stuck (and twisted into an uncomfortable position to boot) despite all of your best efforts and you cannot figure out why.  But, you do know that, “It shouldn’t be this way!”

Sound familiar?

Welcome to one of life’s big paradoxes:  In order to have the freedom to move forward, to change and to grow, we first need to make peace with where we are now.  We need to become satisfied right here, right now!  We need to embrace our current reality.

Imagine having a desire to go to New York but not being willing to admit that you are in LA and instead insisting that you are in Florida.  How’s your journey going to go?  You will keep trying to head west and quickly run into the ocean - which should not be there!  So you will try again and there’s that stupid ocean - again - where it shouldn’t be - again!  (Curse and pull hair in frustration now.)

What to do???

Sit with this for a couple of days.  This is my reality and I choose to be satisfied!

First of all, you will probably discover that it isn’t as horrible as you think it is. Sure it is not an ideal situation. However, it also is not worth jumping off a bridge over either.

Would you rather have your situation or be a resident of Port-au-Prince, Haiti?  Yeah, your thing isn’t that serious after all.

What if you died with this issue still in place?  So what?  Get over yourself!

One of the biggest consequences of arguing with your reality is delayed gratification, satisfaction, fulfillment and happiness.  We don’t get to experience these states now.  Instead they are waiting for us in a future that will never come because there will always be something else that we wish was different. Stating the obvious, this is a big price to pay.

We fall into the trap of thinking that we are broken and need to be fixed.

We make the trap even worse by pretending to believe that if we just fix this one broken thing then our lives will be perfect and we will be happy.

Instead of getting to enjoy our life now, we put it on hold.  We will get to be happy in the future once we have made a few changes.

This is not a recipe for living a good life!  However, it is a recipe for becoming one of Thoreau’s, “Most men lead lives of quiet desperation and go to the grave with their song still in them.”

Even more, I believe that there is a wise part of us that knows how faulty this whole way of thinking is.  In order to protect us from even greater pain, it keeps us stuck where we are now.

That greater pain is the loss of hope.  As long as we are playing this delayed satisfaction game, we can hold out hope that in the future (when we get fixed and the things we wish are different have become different) we will be happy and satisfied.

Of course when we do get there, we still won’t be happy and satisfied because we have intently practiced being unsatisfied and making our happiness conditional.  There will always be something else that needs to be fixed.

However, the pain will be worse because now we have this higher level of achievement and yet life somehow still isn’t any better.  This is where hope dies.

So it becomes easier and less risky to just stay stuck where we are so that we can hang onto hope.

The power and the resolution to this dilemma is to choose to be satisfied and happy right here, right now!

Practice this: Be satisfied right here, right now!

LIVE BOLD!

Jonathan Manske

If you are getting enough attention in life, raise your hand.

Just as I thought, I don’t see any hands raised.  Therefore it is safe to assume that we are all experiencing a deficit in attention.

Now any sales or marketing person will tell you that were there is a gap or a deficit, there is an opportunity.

If you really want to stand out in your field (whatever that is), practice giving people quality attention.

It is amazing how often people have their attention on themselves when they are trying to sell.  This makes sales so much harder.

In workshops I do an exercise where people pair up.  A tries to sell to B while keeping all his/her attention on him/herself (How am I doing?  What do I want to get out of this?  Do I look good? etc).  Then A tries to sell to B while putting his or her attention on B.

The difference between these two is huge.  Body language changes and becomes more relaxed.  People naturally lean in closer to each other.  Rapport and connection are created.  The room literally feels more relaxed and comfortable.

And, the words coming out of the sellers’ mouths change!  Their presentations becomes smoother, simpler and they magically start using words and phrases that resonate with B.  Somehow the As seem to become more intuitive.

Who knows more about your prospect/client, you or your prospect/client?  Duh!  Your prospect/client!  So when you put your attention on him or her you get to enter his or her world and learn about what really matters over there.

When I work with clients, I often get to be entertained by what comes out of my mouth.  I say stuff that I wouldn’t normally say because I’m getting that information from them not from myself.

Here’s my favorite example:  A client’s business had really dropped off.  She is a professional speaker and trainer.  She had over $20,000 worth of business cancel in the last month.  We discovered that she had a rule in her head that it was not okay for her to be doing better than her clients.  Since her clients were struggling (the economy) then she had to as well.

Then a scene from “Pirates of the Caribbean” popped into my head.  The pirates are about to leave Captain Jack Sparrow behind.  The girl said, “What about the Pirate’s Code, leave no man behind?”  One of the pirates replied, “Arrgh, they are more like guidelines rather than rules.”

So, in my best pirate accent I said to my client, “Arrgh, they are more like guidelines rather than rules.”

She got all excited.  It turns out that “Pirates of the Caribbean” is her favorite movie and she had just watched it again a couple of days before.

“Guidelines rather than rules” opened the door for her to relate differently to her business and to replace her limiting rule with something that worked better for her.  She started to book business again.

This info came from her and I was able to receive it because I had my attention on her not on myself.

Your attention is one of the most valuable gifts you can give another person.  And, it is something that the other person will be hungry for.  It also creates a great experience for you in the giving of it making this a total win win.

Your best tool for giving attention is your curiosity.  Be curious about who that other person is.  What makes them tick?  What is important to them?  What do they really want?  Who are they?  How have they gotten to where they are now?  Where are they headed?  What matters to them?  Be curious!

Acknowledgement is another great tool for giving attention.  It is way more powerful than compliments.

In an acknowledgement, you recognize something that the other person did ~ something they can take ownership for.

Compliment:  Diane you look beautiful.
Acknowledgement:  Diane your jewelry and your outfit really go well together.

In the compliment there’s nothing Diane can own (yeah well you know when I was still in the womb I did a little genetic engineering on myself and resequenced a few genes so that I would be totally beautiful so thanks for noticing).  Also covertly the compliment is about me - it is about what I think.  Diane, I think that you look beautiful.

In the acknowledgement, I am recognizing something that Diane did.  She put some thought and effort into her appearance.  She can own that.  So now it gets to be about her and she gets to self generate the “feeling good about herself” which is always more powerful.

Compliment:  I’m so proud of you, you had a dry diaper last night!  (this is all about me and my being proud)

Acknowledgement:  You had a dry diaper last night!  Then the kid gets to go, “Yes I did!” and really own that result.  It is about the kid.

Practice curiosity and acknowledgement and see what you notice.

LIVE BOLD!

Jonathan Manske

Scratch A Pig & Make More Sales

So often when we are selling, we forget to enter into the other person’s world. We do not meet them where they are at.

When we do this, we fail to connect with that person and to genuinely relate with that person. In fact, it usually makes them feel like we do not see them at all. Not surprisingly this tends to negatively impact our ability to sell.

Instead of meeting them where they are at, so often we stand over here madly waving our arms in the air yelling, “Yahoo over here! Over here is where the good life is at! Over here is where you want to be!”

This simply does not work.

The best way to get into the other person’s world is to be genuinely curious about that person.

* Who is he?
* What really matters to her?
* What makes him tick?
* How can I best serve her?
* What does he need?
* What kind of person is she?
* etc

Once we have met them in their world, we now have the possibility to lead them somewhere else. If we have not entered their world we do not have the possibility to lead them anywhere.

This story from Milton Erickson powerfully illustrates the value of getting in to their world.

Scratching Hogs
from My Voice Will Go With You: The teaching tales of Milton H. Erickson
by Sidney Rosen

One summer I sold books to pay my way through college. I walked into a farmyard about five o’clock, interviewed the farmer about buying books, and he said, “Young fellow, I don’t read anything. I don’t need to read anything. I’m just interested in my hogs.”

“While you’re busy feeding the hogs, do you mind if I stand and talk to you?” I asked.

He said, “No, talk away, young fellow, it won’t do you a bit of good. I’m not going to pay attention to you; I am busy feeding the hogs.”

And so I talked about my books. Being a farm boy, I thoughtlessly picked up a pair of shingles lying on the ground and started scratching the hogs’ backs as I was talking. The farmer looked over, stopped, and said, “Anybody knows how to scratch a hog’s back, the way hogs like it, is somebody I want to know. How about having supper with me tonight and you can sleep overnight with no charge and I will buy your books. You like hogs. You know how to scratch ‘em the way they like to be scratched.”
Milton entered the farmer’s world. Once the farmer identified Milton as a kindred soul, he began to relate to and interact with Milton in a completely different way. And, that included being ready to buy from Milton.

Next time you are in a selling situation, remember this story. Figure out how you can scratch that person’s pig.

Not only will you have a much better chance of making the sale, you will also enjoy the sales process much much more!

Intending great joy and success in all you do!

Jonathan Manske
Cerebral Sanitation Engineer

There is a house in our neighborhood that goes all out when it comes to Christmas decorating.  My daughter calls it the Angel House because there is a swaying chorus of angels on the garage roof.  She loves to drive by the Angel House!

Every year they add something new.  This year it was two snowmen on a teeter-tauter.  Last year it was the Ferris wheel.

This year their neighbor added something new, a big sign in their front yard that says “ditto”.

The Angel House has a nativity scene,angel choir, ferris wheel, ski lift, train, bobsled track, santa and sleigh, merry-go-round, santa and sleigh flying in circles around a big barber pole, snowmen on a teeter-tauter, and …

Depending on your point of view, “ditto” might have worked in this situation.  It could be a humorous admission that “I am not trying to keep up with the Joneses”.

However in general, “ditto” is a poor life and business strategy.

You are not a ditto of somebody else.  You are a unique wonderful human being.  Trying to be someone or something you are not does not serve you or the world.  Satisfaction and fulfillment can never be found this way.  This is not the path to true success.ccess.

vI laughed so hard I almost crashed my car the first time I saw that sign.

What I Learned While I Was In Prison

Yesterday at 3 p.m. I got out of prison.

While I was there I learned some things about human beings.

I was invited to speak to a group of 50 prisoners at the Federal                 Correction Institute Englewood who chose to be part of the “Time To   Change” program.

This was the end of a 12-week program where the inmates learned things like: time management, conflict resolution, family relations, motivation, employment and financial stability.  The program is all about teaching the inmates how to usefully use their time inside prison so that they can have a better life when they get out of prison.

I spoke to them about the fact that if they truly want to change their lives and never be inside prison again, they cannot be the same person they were before they entered prison.  That person is the one who got them in prison in the first place.  It is vitally important that they change how they think about themselves and upgrade their self-image.  And, the best time to start making this change is right now.

I got to thinking and realized that you and I share many of the same challenges as these prisoners.

1.  Who we are right now is not the right person to achieve our big goals.  Who we are right now and who we have been is what has gotten us to where we are now.  In order to achieve these goals we will need to change how we think about ourselves and upgrade our self-image.

2.  We are all doing time.  We all have a life sentence.  And, we all have some more time to serve.  The question is: how do we choose to spend that time?  Whether we have decades, years or months left on earth, we get to choose how we are going to spend that time.

Are you merely trying to survive your sentence?  Are you numbly being carried forward by habit and routine?  Or, are you actively exploring your potential, striving to be the best you that you can possibly be?  Or, perhaps you are somewhere in the middle.

3.  We all have areas in our life where we are behind bars.  Our freedom to move forward is blocked.  Instead of forward motion and the desired results and outcomes, we get struggle, frustration, disappointment, and failure.  Life becomes not as fun or enjoyable as it could be.

Even more frustrating is that the only place these bars exist is inside our own heads.  These bars are built from our limiting beliefs, attitudes, expectations, behaviors, thoughts and non-conscious programming.

Nobody wants a life behind bars.  As long as the bars are there we won’t experience the freedom we so desperately desire!

The good news is: these bars are not the truth.  They can be removed and when they are removed we gain freedom.

I invite you to sit down right now and spend a few minutes thinking about the rest of your life sentence.

• What do you want to accomplish?
• How do you want to spend your time?
• How do you want to think and feel about yourself?
• Do you want to survive or do you want to thrive?
• How do you want to be remembered?
• What are some of your iron bars?  And, what are you going to do about them?

Intending great joy and success in all you do!

Jonathan Manske

Time to Re-evaluate the Purpose of Your Business???

What is the purpose of your business (career)?

Take a moment and answer this question before you read on.

If you are like most people, your answer will be along the lines of:

* I get to do what I love.
* Create a lifestyle for myself.
* I make people’s lives better.
* I serve people.
* I take away their pain/ meet clients needs.
* Provide valuable services.
* Help others to succeed.
* etc.

Where does “making money” show up on your list? Or, does it even show up on your list?

For a lot of people, it does not even show up on the list. But if we stop to think about this, the purpose of any business is to make money. Otherwise, it is not a business it is a hobby.

What if we revised our purpose to reflect this.

“The purpose of my business is to make money by helping people to get out of their own way!” (Versus, “The purpose of my business is to help people get out of their own way.”)

This gives me a very different foundation upon which to stand and brings a different energy and focus into my business.

The Law of Attraction in a nutshell says that we get whatever we give our energy, attention and focus to. Modifying the purpose statement gives attention to this very important component “money”.

Now, money in and of itself is not a motivating goal. Lifestyle and fulfillment/contribution goals have way more juice. However, money is usually a very important piece of achieving those other goals.

There is A LOT of head trash around money. Very often people think it is bad to focus on money.

This article is not about making a “god” out of money or making money the be-all end-all because it isn’t. This article is about returning money to its rightful place, a very important component of your business (career).

It does not serve you to under-value money any more than it serves you to over-value money.

Modify your purpose. The purpose of my business (career) is to make money doing the things that provide fulfillment, sense of contribution and satisfaction!

Intending great joy and success in all you do,

Jonathan Manske
Cerebral Sanitation Engineer
“taking out your head trash”

For Goodness Sake ~ Say Something Nice To Yourself

What I am writing about is probably not anything you haven’t heard about before. And, a little reminder can be very useful.

You cannot help but have self-talk. It is part of being a human being. Unfortunately, the vast majority of our self-talk is negative.

This negative self-talk is nothing more than a habit. We have learned how to do this from everyone around us.

The problem with the negative self-talk is that there is a part of us, our non-conscious, that believes everything it hears.

So whether I say to myself, “I am an idiot” or “I am a genius”, there is a part of me that believes this to be true.

Furthermore this then creates certain responses and feelings in me. Obviously one of these will make me feel better than the other.

Now the thing about habits is that they can be changed. What if you got into the habit of saying nice things about yourself? What if you got into the habit of catching the negative self-talk and immediately following it up with some positive self-talk?

Try it for a day! Today make a point of saying nice things to yourself throughout the day. This might feel strange or uncomfortable. Do it any way.

Try these on for starters:

* I am a genius!
* I am wonderful!
* I am a good person!
* I deserve to succeed!
* I am worth $500/ hour!
* I am happy!

When we make a mistake, we tend to follow it up with some negative self-talk. “I forgot to return my library books, now I have a late fee. I am such an idiot!!!”

What if instead you said, “I forgot to return my library books but at least I am an amazing human being.”

This produces a very different experience of you. One that is much more enjoyable and beneficial. Remember, there is a part of you that believes whatever you say.

My friend, Alecia Huck www.maverickandcompany.com, passes out buttons that say, “At least I’M HOT”.

Try that. “I didn’t convert this prospect into a customer but at least I’m hot!”

Take me up on this challenge. Talk nice to yourself today. If you like it, do it again tomorrow. Why not, you are hot and you deserve it!

Intending great joy and success for you,

Jonathan Manske

The Worst They Can Say Is “No”

It is funny how powerful a little two letter word can be.  The word I am talking about is “no”.

So many of us are terrified of hearing that word.

Consequently we strategize and manipulate our lives as much as we can so that we don’t have to risk hearing that word. “If I don’t ask they cannot say no”.

Sometimes when I speak, I’ll ask people to notice what happens to them when I say a certain word to them. Then I say, “no NO! nonononono no no NO! no.”

Typically the response is devastating. Postures droop. Faces look sad. People are looking down. The energy/vitality/aliveness has gone way down. All this from one little two letter word.

If we look at life, it is easy to see how this response got created. Think of all the times you wanted something, had your heart set on something and the authority person said “no”. This hurt and the natural thing is to want to avoid future hurt.

“Come on mom, I know I can jump of the roof using this garbage bag as a parachute. It will be so cool and sooooo much fun. This will be the coolest thing I have ever done.”

Mom, “I said NO! and I mean it.”

And just like that, the great idea, the exciting adventure, lies in pieces at your feet and your heart is broken.

So now as adults we often have this reluctance to ask so that we don’t have to risk hearing “no”.

Here’s two thing though: If we don’t ask, we have already said “NO!” for them. And, the aversion to the word “no” is just some head trash that can be easily changed.

Once we take care of this head trash, you can hear “no” and go, “ok, so what, who’s the next person I should ask”.

My friend Drayton Boylston, Rescue Institute, challenged me the other day to “reach out to offer service to a high level leader that I may have shied away from before”.

I took Drayton up on his challenge. I know someone who is good friends with George Karl, the coach of the Denver Nuggets. I asked her to introduce me to George.

(Any time an athlete is in a slump or is under-performing, they have head trash. So, I know that I can be useful to the Nuggets.)

What’s the worst thing that she could say? If she says “no” then I get to move on to what’s next or try a different approach or . . . If she says anything besides “no” then I have a foot in the door to possibly work with the Nuggets.

As it turns out, she said no. So what!!!! Asking gave me a greater chance of having this happen than not asking ever would have. Now I get to explore other options of getting my foot in the door.

Let me pass on Drayton’s challenge to you: reach out to offer service to a high level leader that you may have shied away from before”.

The very worst that could happen is they say a little two letter word, “no”. If you don’t ask, you have said no for them.

Intending great joy and success for you!

Jonathan Manske

Cerebral Sanitation Engineer

Paying It Forward:  A Charitable Chain Reaction

My friend George Tyler said, “With your Pay it Forward calls twice a month, I thought that you would enjoy this story.  Good deeds do warm the heart.”

Here’s the story George sent me:  http://vault.sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1158171/index.htm

July 27, 2009
A Charitable Chain Reaction
PHIL TAYLOR

The idea began in church for Ryan Nece, with a pastor’s sermon about the Good Samaritan, but you do not have to be religious to understand what Nece is trying to share-the lightness of heart that comes with helping someone in some way, large or small. Nece, a linebacker who has played at UCLA and for the Buccaneers and the Lions, knows that anyone can get hooked on that feeling, that it is the best kind of addiction, and he just can’t keep it to himself. Sometimes the greatest gift is reminding others how good it feels to give.

That is what led Nece to bring $4,000 in cash to a Tampa restaurant last month. When a pro athlete is carrying that kind of wad, there are a few obvious guesses as to where the evening will lead-to a Vegas blackjack table, perhaps, or a nightclub VIP room with bubbly and bimbos. But the 30-year-old Nece had other plans. He stuffed 70 envelopes with $55 each (55 was his jersey number with Detroit last season) and distributed them among the surprised friends and associates he had invited to the restaurant. The money wasn’t the gift; the instructions that accompanied it were. Use this cash to help someone, he told them, and encourage those you help to do something kind in turn. Make the gifts multiply. Watch goodness grow.

“It’s all based on the belief that a single gesture can be like a seed that develops into something greater,” says Nece, who counts Pay It Forward, based on a similar premise, among his favorite films. “We tend to think that as individuals we can’t make that big a difference, but we can. One act can lead to another and another. We can inspire each other.”

A charitable chain reaction started that night, a campaign that Nece calls the Power of Giving, with the links extending every day, proving that it’s not just flu strains and sex tapes that can go viral. One woman, Nina Lopez, converted part of the $55 into quarters and patrolled downtown Tampa, feeding the parking meters on cars that were about to be ticketed and leaving a note for the owners urging them to perform a kindness for someone else. Another acquaintance, Jason Hulfish, used the money to buy art supplies for his friend Bill Correira, a painter and cancer survivor whose medical bills had put a strain on his finances. In turn, Correira now tapes a Power of Giving envelope with $55 to the back of every painting he sells.

People who weren’t even a part of the program were inspired to acts of generosity just by hearing about it. After a Tampa TV station did a story about Christina Sanchez, a teenager who had received contributions through the Power of Giving to help with her college expenses, a customer picked up his order at the pizza place where Sanchez worked and left her another envelope with $55.

Some of those who have given or received help have written about the experience on Nece’s blog at ryannece.com, the website of the Ryan Nece Foundation, which helps the needy in Tampa and funds college scholarships. “But people have told me three or four times that many stories about what has grown out of this,” he says. “It’s gone further than I ever imagined. Almost every day brings a story of some new way people have found to give.”

It might seem surprising that a little-known, out-of-work linebacker-the 0–16 Lions chose not to re-sign Nece-could inspire such an outpouring of generosity, but his anonymity is part of the appeal. We’re used to celebrity athletes writing a huge check for a worthy cause or calling on famous friends for a charity event, but when a journeyman proves that wealth and fame aren’t essential, when he reminds us that the grand gesture isn’t the only one that has lasting impact, who can ignore that message?

Maybe it’s for the best, then, that Nece has never used the famous last name that he’s always had at his disposal. His father is Ronnie Lott, the Hall of Fame safety and four-time Super Bowl champ, and if you’re wondering why that wasn’t mentioned earlier, it’s because Nece is the kind of guy who prefers that to be the last thing you learn about him, not the first. Lott and Nece’s mother, Cathy, never married, and though he has a close relationship with his father, he uses his mother’s name partly to avoid getting any preferential treatment.

Nece didn’t ask for his father’s help when USC, Lott’s alma mater, chose not to offer him a scholarship coming out of Pacific High in San Bernardino, Calif. He went to archrival UCLA instead and became a four-year starter. He didn’t try to use his dad’s influence to help him find an NFL job when he went undrafted in 2002. He instead made the cut as a free agent in Tampa Bay, where he played for six seasons and again became a starter. He won’t ask for Lott’s intervention now, when he’s trying to keep his career alive. “There’s definitely some interest from some teams,” he says. “I’m very optimistic.”

If he does find a new place to play, there will be lots of grateful people who would be willing to pay Nece’s salary if they could, $55 at a time.

I invite you to join me on my Pay It Forward:  Head Trash Removal Calls every 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 7:00pm Mountain Time.  http://jonathanmanske.com/pay-it-forward-program/

Wishing you great joy and tremendous success!

Jonathan Manske

Title: Pay It Forward Program
Location: Teleseminar
Link out: Click here
Description: Pay It Forward Program

Free Head Trash Removal:

The Pay It Forward Program

I love the “Pay It Forward” concept and I have a solution for a problem that impacts every single person ~ head trash that is in their way of success.

Furthermore, my mission is to make people’s lives and businesses better. When I put these all together, I came up with The Pay It Forward Program!

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Here is how The Pay It Forward Program works:

I conduct Free Head Trash Removal teleseminars on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month at 6:55 - 8:00 pm Mountain Time.

Head trash is the stuff in your head that has you get in your own way and sabotage yourself. Anytime you are experiencing struggle or frustration rather than getting the outcomes you want, you have head trash that is in your way.

Doing all the right things but not getting the results you should ~ head trash.
Know what you should be doing but you aren’t doing it ~ head trash

When your head trash is removed, it frees you up to create different outcomes.

When it comes to head trash removal, I can work with multiple people just as effectively as I can with an individual.

The majority of your head trash is common stuff, shared by many many people e.g.

* I’m not good enough
* It’s not ok to sell
* I am not a business person
* I cannot see myself succeeding
* I don’t deserve
* etcetera

This commonality allows me to work with multiple people at the same time.

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I invite you to join these Free Head Trash Removal teleseminars. Also, please tell your friends.

There is a catch though. Your tuition is to do something nice for someone, something that you weren’t already going to do. In other words, you have to make a little effort here. Pay It Forward.
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Let me know where you are struggling, where you are experiencing frustration. Then, time permitting, we can address that on the call.

RSVP
Contact Jonathan 303.552.7285 or contact me
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Program Details:
When: 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month
Time: 7:00 - 8:00pm Mountain Time
Where: Conference call 219.509.8222 access code 55672
Who: Any one who has head trash
Tuition: Promise to Pay It Forward

Start Time: 6:45
Date: 2009-06-16
End Time: 8:00