Entries from February 2008

February 29, 2008

New Book, New Video Series, New You: inner architect’s 3 Value Propositions

Author and Founder of inner architect, Susan Hanshaw, is producing a how-to video series: “Becoming an inner architect.” The series will support her new book “inner architect: How to Build The Life You Were Designed to Live.” In addition, inner architect is providing the following value propositions:
1. Weekly Video Series: Susan [...]

February 26, 2008

Awareness and Trust: Keys To Leading a Happy-Purpose Driven Life

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What do citizens under the control of the current North Korean regime, people living in the former Fidel Castro cold war communist Cuba, and political prisoners persecuted in China for expressing ideas or free thought have in common? These people are [...]

February 21, 2008

Creativity & Problem-Solving Style Inventory: Bringing Clarity To Your Purpose

The Creativity & Problem-Solving Style Inventory survey is a tool that individuals can utilize to identify what characteristics they possess, how those characteristics positively or negatively effect their lives, and it provides a starting point for individuals who wish to change their results through intention.
The Inventory is based on 32 statements, the first being a [...]

February 19, 2008

Are You a Innovative or Adaptive Type: Dr. John Egger’s Organizational Tool Applied To Your Ability To Find Your Purpose

Dr. John Eggers, CEO and President of Proclivity LLC, has created the Creativity & Problem-Solving Style Inventory (CPS) as a method to measure a person’s innovative or adaptive characteristics. Dr. Eggers defines Innovative types and Adaptive types of people as follows:

Innovative Types: Focus on doing things differently, prefer little structure, and are highly creative [...]

February 14, 2008

The 45 Second Window: Understanding The Process of Change And How To Begin Moving Toward Your Purpose

Dr. John Eggers Ph.d, industrial psychologist, President/CEO of Proclivity LLC is one of the premier experts in human capital employee challenges, assessing organizational creativity, and problem solving styles in organizations.
According to Dr. Eggers, change in people is a slow process–very slow in many cases.
In one of the most striking presentations I have ever attended at [...]

February 12, 2008

Inner Architect: A New Theme-Reemphasized Focus

Inner Architect, started as the brainchild of author and inspirational speaker Susan Hanshaw, is a multifaceted company pioneering the new frontier of quantum physics’ convergence with metaphysics for human improvement and personal development.
Within this framework resides the empowerment principles you can utilize in order to bring positive change and personal growth into your life. [...]

February 9, 2008

Tips for Maintaining Positive Energy: The Power Of “8″

Developing positive energy can become a habit if you work on it. It just takes practice. There are many things you can do to practice:
1. Begin every day with a ritual that reminds you that whatever you manifest in your life begins as a thought in your mind.
2. Remind yourself [...]

February 5, 2008

Taking Your First Step To Building A New Life: Trusting “There Is Something More”

In “Living Your Purpose: How Your Job Affects Your Satisfaction In Life” we examined the fact that more than 50% of people dislike their jobs, feel ignored in their quest for recognition, and feel their work is meaningless. The following is the first step to breaking away.
Whether you are wildly successful and making more [...]

February 2, 2008

Living Your Purpose: How Your Job Affects Your Satisfaction In Life

In a recent www.conference-board.org survey “US Job Satisfaction Declines”, over 50% of Americans revealed that they are dissatisfied with their jobs. In one Gallop poll sited on the internet but unsubstantiated, this “ailing work force” is costing employers $350 billion dollars in lost productivity.
Over half of the American workforce experiences feelings of dissatisfaction, [...]