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Can you really manifest what you visualize, ardently wish for and concentrate on? This is part two of the discussion of optimism and delusional thinking. In part two I describe the ingredients of successful manifestation and give some examples from my life. Get the whole story and consider how you can use these ideas to create the life you wish. Don t miss an episode! We are moving and soon you will no longer receive these podcasts in the same channel. Please visit http://www.theyesyoucanshow.com and resubscribe. Get on our mailing list and get free personal growth goodies and previews of special guest appearances.

Are you a believer in positive thinking? Do you think you can make things happen with positive thinking? While positive thinking is getting a lot of great press these days, ome people assert that positive thinking amounts to denial; taking a ‘see no evil hear no evil’ attitude. Or that positive thinking is magical or fantasy thinking. I say what is also true is that there is yet another alternative to positive thinking and that I’ll call positive being.  This kind of positive can and will produce beneficial results in your life. What’s the difference?  I ll explore it with you in this two part podcast. This is part 1 of a 2 part podcast. the next part follows immediately. Don t miss an episode!  Please note: This podcast is being moved to a new home and a new feed. Visit us at http //www.theyesyoucanshow.com and resubscribe in your favorite feeder. Also sign up for our newsletter and get goodies and special guest previews.

Joseph says: Are you happening to life or is life happening to you? Are you in your best groove or are you in a rut. Is life exciting and fulfilling or does work and life tire you out and wear you down? What ever the case, your life will be more fulfilling when you access and express your passion. How do you do that?

So many people have written in and asked questions about self esteem. Joseph says, over the years I have noticed that no matter what challenge someone wanted coaching on, somewhere in the mix was the issue of how they valued themself. In this Sunday version of Yes you Can Joseph discusses the essential elements of self-esteem and how to begin to experience your self in a new way. This is part 1 of a series on self-esteem that will include tips, techniques, expert interviews and new tools for development.

When you are facing difficulty what keeps you going? When times are uncertain how do you stay on course? How do you rebound from failure and dissapointment? Joseph borrows a quote from Barack Obama to explore the nature of hope.

In this teaching Apostle Mangum will conclude his message on "God's Plan And Purpose, Your Faith" He teaching us in this lesson what we must do to appropriate our faith to bring God's plan and purpose to pass in our lives. This segment is an awesome conclusion to this exciting message from our pastor and it will be a blessing to all that hear it also.

Beloit College recently published their eleventh annual Mindset List about this year s crop of incoming freshmen. Check it out to understand the perspective of the Class of 2012. For example, Jay Leno has always been the host of The Tonight Show for this group. Bring up Johnny Carson only if you re prepared to explain who he was! Putting it into con-text We have a friend who thinks they lack social skills. He believes they re so busy texting that they ve never developed the ability to communication personally. We disagree we think they re very social. A generation before, we e-mailed or called someone on their cell phone instead of texting. In our mind, the only difference is the medium used. We wanted to dig a little deeper to fully understand the perceptions of young people in their late teens and early twenties. After all, they re the ones who will be coming to us for employment in the near future. The Media Center at the American Press Institute calls this group of people the Content Generation they use text, videos, and photos (often generated from their cell phones) to connect and inform. Understanding the paradigm They have witnessed September 11, corporate scandals, mass layoffs, sweat shops, the burst of the dot.com bubble, and now the subprime mortgage crisis. When they think of the future, they realize that they will have to fund their own retirement while they start and raise a family. Since their parents are older than previous generations, they will also likely have to care for them at some point in their lives. The workplace for the next generation All of these things impact the jobs they will choose. They don t expect to stay at the same company for their entire career. They won t necessarily take the job that pays the most either they re looking for more than money. This generation grew up with Tom Peters and the idea of Me, Inc. They understand personal branding and seek lifelong employability. So two of the most important components of a good job are: Personal and professional growth They want a job that helps them develop skills that will be valuable in their career and at home. Work life balance They want a job that allows them to enjoy their lives now. They re not willing to wait until they retire to live . They want to work for people in a company that truly values its employees. These people live the values they talk about. They follow through on what they say. They re authentic. For example, if you say you re green , you better be green. You recycle. You use energy-efficient light bulbs. You work to reduce paper use. And that s just the start! We admire them because they ve figured out some important things already that we didn t have worked out at their age. They have a lot of potential. Time will tell if they live up to it. Get the tips and tools you need to be a BIGG success. Subscribe to the Bigg Success Weekly it s FREE! Next time, with the Democratic Convention wrapping up, we ll talk about donkeys. Until then, here s to your bigg success! Subscribe to The Bigg Success Show in iTunes. Subscribe to the Bigg Success feed. Related posts Age Matters: Bridging The Generation Gap Are Twenty Somethings Getting A Bad Rap? (Image by sintex, CC 2.0)

So many people want to know how to organize and get things done. You can use a system like the one Author David Allen describes. the problem is, just having a good system won t get you want you want without the right choice.

Worldwide Executive Creative Director at Edelman Digital Jared Hendler discusses viral branding as part of a presentation at AdTech Chicago 2008

Prompted by questions about self-esteem and the real meaning of Authentic Self , Joseph responds with some passionate words about who you really are and how to liberate self.

How’s your balance at work? Many of my clients describe a workplace environment that is fast-paced and high demand. Rapid change, limited resources and deadlines result in having too much to do and not enough time to do it in. People respond by working extra long hours and even taking work home. Some have told me that during meetings they sneak some work in while trying to look like they are participating. They skip lunch or eat while working and don’t take time for exercise, breaks or reflection time. The result of all this is they are out of balance, stressed and out of control. How do you break free? Tune in and learn to set your non-negotiables.

A chance encounter on Independence Day, the US 4th of July holiday, sparked this double length feature. This podcast is an examination of, and a lesson in, personal power, choice and independence. Joseph s passionate about this one and it is a potent message for you. Don t miss it.

Author: GreenFrogInter Added: Thu, 03 Jul 2008 02:25:11 -0800 Duration: 696Robert Rabbin, creator of RealTime Speaking and international keynote speaker, was interviewed by Robyn Walker on 7 December 2007. Robert speaks on several key elements of public speaking, including confidence and authentic connection.

Robert Rabbin, creator of RealTime Speaking and international keynote speaker, was interviewed by Robyn Walker on 7 December 2007. Robert speaks on several key elements of public speaking, including confidence and authentic connection.

At the recent Visionary Business Leaders seminar in Melbourne, Australia, keynote speaker Robert Rabbin spoke about and embodied the most important aspect of public speaking - authentic connection.

In the past year there has been a lot of talk about the secret – the concepts behind the so-called “law of attraction.” Now you could try to manifest new results by desiring something and focusing your attention on it, but I am going to give you another way to open yourself up to the abundance of the universe. If you want to turn your life around now and open up to the unlimited possibilities for joy that are waiting for you be a YES.

Are you kidding? He said. Being transparent at work is dangerous! I understand I have heard that before, says Joseph, But the truth is just the opposite. Being tranparent can touch hearts and minds. Listen in and find out how.

Date: June 3, 2008 Location: Sustainable Brands 08 - Monterey, California Organizer: Sustainable Life Media, Business challenges women face in transitioning to a green lifestyle given time/budget constraints and ongoing confusion on what's healthy and safe; and how they can at various levels of society affect the positive future we seek to attain. Additionally, this presentation discusses common mistakes marketers make in "selling" sustainability to women and how to employ straightforward messaging and marketing strategies to increase acceptance of green goods.Additional Resources: Visit Diane's blog.TreeHugger Book ReviewCheck out her book Big Green Purse on Amazon.

Our guest on the show today was Stephen Hopson, former Wall Street stockbroker turned pilot, author and speaker. We met Stephen at the Successful and Outstanding Bloggers Conference. Once you meet him, you never forget him. Stephen is the founder of Adversity University. He knows a lot about overcoming adversity. He s been deaf since birth, but as he says, we all face our own adversity in life. A dream is born As a young boy, Stephen said he had very low self-esteem. He had a hearing aid box that was strapped to his chest with cords running up to his ear. He was also very thin. But he was a boy with a dream to be a pilot. When he was just four- or five-years old, he saw a plane in the sky and knew he wanted to fly with the big boys. After much prodding, he convinced his mom to take him to the airport. It became a weekly event. Upon arriving at the airport, Stephen would jump out of the car and run up to the fence. He would put his fingers on the fence and wait for a plane to come out. The minute he saw a plane, he would run back to the car and put his head on the hood, with his face looking out so he could see the plane take off. When the plane took off, the little car would vibrate like a washing machine. That s how Stephen heard the sound of a plane. Living the dream He didn t pursue his dream until many years later. He completed college and went off to Wall Street. After fifteen years, he quit his career to pursue his dream of becoming a motivational speaker. One day, he learned about other deaf pilots on his computer. He didn t realize that deaf pilots had been flying since 1948. At that point, his childhood dream came roaring back to life! He began looking for a flight instructor. Many of them weren t aware that deaf pilots could fly. So they didn t want to train him. Finally, Stephen found a willing instructor. He could only fly on good weather days. Deaf pilots navigate by referencing landmarks like cities, lakes, and highways. But when weather turned bad, deaf pilots were not allowed to fly. Until 2006. That s when Stephen became the first deaf pilot to fly in bad weather. He says that flying in bad weather is like flying in a milk bottle because you can t see where you re going. So, as Stephen says, he became the first deaf and blind pilot! He thought about starting Helen Keller Airways! Now other deaf pilots are following his footsteps. He says it s very difficult to fly in bad weather because you have to communicate with your co-pilot, whose job is to translate what the controllers are telling them over the radio. The co-pilot writes it down on a dry erase board and then gives it to Stephen, which is very challenging. What an amazing accomplishment! Look at the doors Stephen has opened for others. Stephen s H.E.A.R. Principle for overcoming adversity Have a passion for what you do. Otherwise obstacles will seem difficult to overcome. Entertain the possibilities that are available to you. Authenticity. Be authentic; be who you are. Remember who helped you. We thank Stephen for sharing his inspirational story and his incredible insight with us today! To learn more about Stephen Hopson: Check out his blog, Adversity University Schedule him to speak at your next event Our bigg quote today is by none other than Stephen Hopson himself. Establishing goals, visualizing myself achieving them, as well having faith that it will all work out well are essential ingredients in overcoming obstacles. So don t let adversity keep you grounded overcome it and soar to new heights. How have you overcome adversity? Share your tips with us by leaving a Comment. Related posts The One Ingredient That Guarantees Your Success Cupid’s 4 Steps To Follow Your Heart The Art Of Seeing Opportunity In Adversity ShareThis

Greenwashing: Brenda discusses Greenwashing and its variations, ethical concerns, brand damage potential, and a recent case study of Lexus and Paul McCartney. UCLA Seminar: "The Business of Green"; May 23, 2008 Session: "Green Marketing Strategies"

Power of Kids May 23, 2008 Session: "Green Marketing Strategies"

Jeffrey has a compelling conversation with George Cappannelli, CEO & President of AgeNation, a new media and event company for Boomers and beyond, committed to redefining what it means to live consciously and age wisely in the 21st Century. He is also the CEO of The Information and Training Company, a business consulting and training organization he founded 22 years ago that specializes in societal, organizational and individual change work and provides innovative solutions in strategy, technology, process improvement, people skills and workforce planning and development and wellness. George’s clients include a number of Fortune 500 companies, government agencies and national associations including Disney, Boeing, PepsiCo, NASA, NOAA, and Oracle. In addition to his work in the corporate sector, he has been privileged to work with a number of world leaders including: Desmond Tutu, Lech Walesa, Golda Meir, Mother Teresa and The Dalai Lama. George has managed a U.S. Senate race and served as a special consultant in two Presidential campaigns. As President and Founder of two New York based film and television production companies his work was awarded two special category EMMY Awards. George was co-founder and Executive Director of The Institute for Individual and World Peace and The International Integrity Program, and he served as Executive Director of The Sedona Institute and as Director of The Society for the Advancement of Human Spirit, an organization chaired by The Dalai Lama. His background also includes work in the advertising and marketing field where he served as Executive Vice President and Creative Director of Allerton, Berman and Dean, A New York firm and six years as a Lead Facilitator for Insight Seminars and The Insight Consulting Group. Mr. Cappannelli is also an award winning sculptor whose works in stone, wood and bronze are in a number of public and private collections. As a writer his books include: Say Yes to Change, Authenticity, It’s About Time and Making The Best Of The Rest Of Your Life. (Due out this Fall.) He is also the author of two new novels entitled Old Stones & Promise and Life After Life and a new non- fiction work, I Dream Of A New America. George resides in Santa Fe with his wife Sedena who is co-author of Authenticity, Say Yes to Change and Making The Best of The Rest of Your Life and co-founder of AgeNation. I think you will enjoy the passion George brings to this conversation as we discuss his ideas about the state of affairs in our nation and the world and what we can do to really make a difference. The Omni Art Salon theme music, When Angels Smile, is provided courtesy of Back To Earth

Jeffrey has a compelling conversation with George Cappannelli, CEO & President of AgeNation, a new media and event company for Boomers and beyond, committed to redefining what it means to live consciously and age wisely in the 21st Century. He is also the CEO of The Information and Training Company, a business consulting and training organization he founded 22 years ago that specializes in societal, organizational and individual change work and provides innovative solutions in strategy, technology, process improvement, people skills and workforce planning and development and wellness. George’s clients include a number of Fortune 500 companies, government agencies and national associations including Disney, Boeing, PepsiCo, NASA, NOAA, and Oracle. In addition to his work in the corporate sector, he has been privileged to work with a number of world leaders including: Desmond Tutu, Lech Walesa, Golda Meir, Mother Teresa and The Dalai Lama. George has managed a U.S. Senate race and served as a special consultant in two Presidential campaigns. As President and Founder of two New York based film and television production companies his work was awarded two special category EMMY Awards. George was co-founder and Executive Director of The Institute for Individual and World Peace and The International Integrity Program, and he served as Executive Director of The Sedona Institute and as Director of The Society for the Advancement of Human Spirit, an organization chaired by The Dalai Lama. His background also includes work in the advertising and marketing field where he served as Executive Vice President and Creative Director of Allerton, Berman and Dean, A New York firm and six years as a Lead Facilitator for Insight Seminars and The Insight Consulting Group. Mr. Cappannelli is also an award winning sculptor whose works in stone, wood and bronze are in a number of public and private collections. As a writer his books include: Say Yes to Change, Authenticity, It’s About Time and Making The Best Of The Rest Of Your Life. (Due out this Fall.) He is also the author of two new novels entitled Old Stones & Promise and Life After Life and a new non- fiction work, I Dream Of A New America. George resides in Santa Fe with his wife Sedena who is co-author of Authenticity, Say Yes to Change and Making The Best of The Rest of Your Life and co-founder of AgeNation. I think you will enjoy the passion George brings to this conversation as we discuss his ideas about the state of affairs in our nation and the world and what we can do to really make a difference. The Omni Art Salon theme music, When Angels Smile, is provided courtesy of Back To Earth

Many believe themselves to be confident and yet their lives and results do not reflect that. Many others are searching for themselves in all the wrong places. What s the truth about self confidence. Why do you want it and how do you get it? Join Joseph for this extra length program and claim yourself.