iPEC Students & Grads – Visit This Site for Smart Habits to Get a Life That Rocks™ Teleseminar Handouts

Greetings, fellow students and graduates of the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC).

This is for those of you attending (live or via replay) my teleseminar, Smart Habits to Get a Life That Rocks: How to Coach Your Clients to Break Free of Toxic Food, People & Other Temptations.™

To learn more and to get your handouts to use in the call and afterward, visit this special password-protected site. 

Then use the user name and password provided.

Thanks for attending!

For those of you who've reached this page but are frustrated, stay tuned, because I will be hosting events for the general public on this very topic, Smart Habits to Get a Life That Rocks™.

6 thoughts on “iPEC Students & Grads – Visit This Site for Smart Habits to Get a Life That Rocks™ Teleseminar Handouts”

  3. Thanks for posting this, John. When the sakeepr/animator arrives at the value of arts section, the film itself generates the type of FEELING that explains the power and importance of the arts. Life is grim and society simply can’t progress without them! We must all ensure that school boards as well as other levels of government know and CARE about this.

  4. pet is too much work. It’s like they have ADD.I like sugar gliders too, and pently of other animals, but I know I’ve got a full house and so will give my animals the best possible care and attention for their lives. Give your ferrets another chance. If they aren’t too friendly then work with them.2. If you don’t like your ferrets anymore then they probably aren’t receiving the attention they deserve. If that’s the case they deserve better care and should be with someone who truly loves them.Then you can move on to the gliders, get bored with them, and find some other pet you’d rather have. I can’t stand people who buy animals because they are cute or whatever. It disgusts me. It disgusts me when people (who claim to be true animal lovers) treat them like they can keep them for a time and then get rid of them when they think of something they’d rather have.

  5. Habits do make a big difference to how successful we are in life. It’s not so much the type of course you do in school as much as the habits you have, that get you where you want to go.
    Someone who has a habit of double checking every document before they sign is unlikely to have something snuck by them in fine print. Someone who always checks their route before they travel will be more likely to arrive a their destination on time every time. These are just two examples of the habits that help us.

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