This blog is dedicated to my best friend whom I lost to bone cancer on May 18, 2006 and is the inspiration behind - Therapy in Transition.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Intentions
Today's blog posting:
Over the last few weeks I've been revisiting the purpose of why I began facilitating the educational seminars. To date they have been successful, although not exactly what I had envisioned – or so I thought. The reason for hosting the seminars was to get my name out there, provide a service to the community, and have a way in which I was also able to give back.
But was I really being successful? Did I really hold the limited vision of only one or two people for attendance? What is my true intention behind these seminars? What fears might be holding me back from receiving full attendance?
Continue reading here.
Over the last few weeks I've been revisiting the purpose of why I began facilitating the educational seminars. To date they have been successful, although not exactly what I had envisioned – or so I thought. The reason for hosting the seminars was to get my name out there, provide a service to the community, and have a way in which I was also able to give back.
But was I really being successful? Did I really hold the limited vision of only one or two people for attendance? What is my true intention behind these seminars? What fears might be holding me back from receiving full attendance?
Continue reading here.
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Karen Kleinwort,
seminars,
therapy in transition
Friday, July 17, 2009
The Value of a Business Plan? Priceless!
Recently I was fortunate to receive a free copy of Palo Alto's Business Plan Pro software. When I picked up my free code on July 01, I knew having this software was going to be important. But it wasn't until this week I realized just how important!
I have worked on creating business plans for other organizations with the purpose of needing to raise financial capital and impress investors. My perspective regarding completing a business plan was definitely that it is a good exercise for companies of all sizes at no matter what stage they happen to be. It was from this premise I began "officially" working on my own.
Continue reading here.
I have worked on creating business plans for other organizations with the purpose of needing to raise financial capital and impress investors. My perspective regarding completing a business plan was definitely that it is a good exercise for companies of all sizes at no matter what stage they happen to be. It was from this premise I began "officially" working on my own.
Continue reading here.
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
It's All a Matter of Perspective
Today is a day the world has decided to pay respects to a man who on more than one occasion changed the course of direction in the music industry. Michael Jackson (or MJ, as some refer to him) is also considered the “King of Pop.”
In death we begin to view an individual from the eyes of goodness and greatness, but why is it during life we view these same individuals from a completely different perspective? I am generalizing here, but in more cases than not Michael Jackson was definitely put through the ringer when it came to judgments made against him. Did he deserve some of these? Possibly, but it's not my place to judge his actions of the past, nor is it my place to judge another in the present or the future – especially when the actions did not directly relate to me personally or my family.
Continue reading today's blog posting here.
In death we begin to view an individual from the eyes of goodness and greatness, but why is it during life we view these same individuals from a completely different perspective? I am generalizing here, but in more cases than not Michael Jackson was definitely put through the ringer when it came to judgments made against him. Did he deserve some of these? Possibly, but it's not my place to judge his actions of the past, nor is it my place to judge another in the present or the future – especially when the actions did not directly relate to me personally or my family.
Continue reading today's blog posting here.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Meet Karen Kleinwort: Our Flourishing Friend for July
"When you first meet Karen Kleinwort, you'll notice her friendliness, warmth, and tendency to physically reach out and touch the person with whom she's talking. We guarantee you'll be drawn to her amazing blue eyes and passion to help women live their best lives. We are excited to share her inspiring story as well as how her love affair with an adopted shelter dog named Tito changed her life forever... "
This is the beginning or the teaser from Flourish-PDX's newsletter today. We are honored to have been selected by such a fantastic organization to be their chosen friend this month. Enjoy their article here.
Namaste,
Karen
This is the beginning or the teaser from Flourish-PDX's newsletter today. We are honored to have been selected by such a fantastic organization to be their chosen friend this month. Enjoy their article here.
Namaste,
Karen
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Karen Kleinwort,
tito
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