Author Information
Retha Logan
Member since 25th October 2005
Occupation: Life/Resolution Coach
Retha is a Life/Resolution Coach who passionately enjoys championing others through individual and group sessions. She has spent over 20 years empowering others to get more out of their lives by getting to the heart of the matter (s) at hand. Retha helps clients to get clear and focus on what really matters, she is RESOLUTION ORIENTED. Her approach is unconventional, creative, fun, and out-of-the-box. Get more info at www.refinedliving.org or call 770-918-8133 to schedule a consultation
04th December 2005
As the old adage goes, that which you have feared has come upon you. In other words, how do you get through your current situation or challenge?
The answer is with a renewed mind, step-by-step and moment-by-moment. You must face the situation head on...
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04th December 2005
We spend a great deal of our time on the phone, text messaging, on the computer with Instant Messaging and emails. We talk, we text, we send, but rarely do we connect with a heart felt conversation or have any real communication take place. True communic...
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04th December 2005
The travel industry is one of the most important industries we have. Newspapers find it worthy of dedicating sections to it in their papers, and employers set up considerable travel expense accounts for their employees. Travel is so prevalent in our lives...
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04th December 2005
Some of us live lives of routine existence, so much so, that we run for months and sometimes years on auto-pilot. We miss life in the present, we are looking back in the past or looking forward to the future. This stress ridden, unproductive existence is ...
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04th December 2005
5 Steps to a Meaningful Meeting
We dread what we feel is a waste of our valuable time, and we often find our time wasted in meetings. Admit it, you attend many but enjoy very few. The truth is that few meeting facilitators seem to have an agenda whe...
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04th December 2005
When we were kids, most things brought us joy. Somewhere in our maturing to adulthood, we allowed the feeling of joy to become somewhat elusive and unavailable for immediate access. As we grow older, we often forget it's the simple things in life that bri...
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