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Ali Neely (Twitter: @alexisneely)
www.eyeswideopenlife.com I used to be called the hardest working woman in
the business. But it wasn't sustainable and I'm a mom of two kids, so I've had to
discover how I can come into right relationship with time, money, and how I get
paid. That started with getting really clear about how much I actually needed to
make so I could stop chasing more and get clear about enough, or sufficiency.
Then, I went through a meticulous process of clarifying how much time I wanted
to spend actually delivering my services (after allocating time for self care,
family, and all of the non-service delivery parts of my business). Finally, I was
able to use that data to structure my fees into packages with high value outcomes

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that would pay me exactly what I needed to have the life I want and plenty of
time to enjoy it. I created a tool to help others do the same at
http://tool.moneymaptofreedom.com. Oh, and nothing gets done unless it's on
my Google Calendar. Even completing this request from you got calendared on
my Google Calendar so that when it popped up, I could do it and until then, I
didn't think about it. Hope this all helps! :) Ali Neely built a few million dollar
businesses and now guides people to discover their own true success in the new
economy.
Ben Newman (Twitter: @ContinuedFight)
www.BenNewman.net We all have the POWER to choose our daily habits and
to focus on the PROCESS (action steps) rather than on results we can't control.
Here is a proven mental training tool we use in our coaching called YOUR
Prizefighter Day. This has driven performance with athletes in the NFL, PGA,
MLB, Boxing, NCAA as well as driving growth with business professionals and
entrepreneurs around the world. The key: Each day identify three activity-driven
goals (a personal goal, a business goal, a service goal) that, if accomplished, will
make the day victorious, regardless of any other obstacles that come your way.
Remember, you are focusing on activities which you can control, and not results
that are ultimately out of your control.
Ben Newman is a best selling author, international speaker, and performance
coach for business executives and professional athletes.