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Giselle Hudson | Business Diagnostic Specialist | Clarity before high-stakes decisions
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Category: Alignment

  • Unblock and Unlock

    I’m reading Eric Liu’s ‘Guiding Lights’ at the moment. It’s about the people who lead us to our purpose in life – which I think is actually MY purpose. Not to TELL you WHAT your purpose is but to help you discover it – discover yourself, your gifts. Only when you are YOU will you…

    Giselle

    March 11, 2013
    Alignment
    Darren Hardy, Eric Liu, faith, Guiding Lights, low self worrth, low self-esteem, mental blocks, struggle, SUCCESS audio, teachers, truth
  • Stop Telling Yourself “It’s because you don’t have the money…”

    A lack of money seems to be the reason most people give for not having, not doing and not becoming better, smarter or further ahead in life. “If I just had more money I would…” We all have a response that we could plug in there. But is it really about money? I had the…

    Giselle

    March 8, 2013
    Alignment
    being cynical, Coach John Wooden, faith, from impossibility to possibility, Julia Cameron, lack, lies we tell ourselves, Meagan Holub, Paula Deen, prosperity, The Magic Touch, The Prosperous Heart, trust
  • Life in the Past Lane

    Life ALWAYS provides clues. This is not the main message but keep this in mind. Got up early this morning and had Emmet Fox on my mind. I have a copy of his book “Around the Year with Emmet Fox” and wondered what today’s entry would offer. [For those of you who don’t know Emmet…

    Giselle

    March 7, 2013
    Alignment
    clues, Emmet Fox, negativity, Proverbs, unhappiness
  • Are You Emotionally Overweight?

    There’s so much going on about diets…STILL! New ones surface daily. Old ones prevail with attendant fans who live by it. Everyone is looking for the same thing: Lose weight with the least amount of effort lol. But what of our emotional weight? Do we ever stop to think how much stuff we carry around.…

    Giselle

    March 6, 2013
    Alignment
    addiction, approval addiction, contribution, not enoughness, patterns, struggle, The Trance of Scarcity, Victoria Castle
  • Why is Finding Your Voice So VERY Important?

    ‘Fake it till you make it’ is a phrase that has caused considerable damage to many professionals whose goal in life is to do well and succeed. I think mainly because of its interpretation. Ann Smarty, SEO expert sheds some light on the genesis of this phrase: “Confidence has a large effect on performance. In…

    Giselle

    February 22, 2013
    Alignment
    crafting the ideal elevator speech, influencing options, Libby Wagner, possibility, potential, Wallace Wattles
  • Can we ever forgive Marion Jones?

    [This article was written 16 October 2007] And will we ever forget what she did? If you are an avid sports fan then this revelation may have affected you more than most. If you are like me –  on the sideline, “depending on the hype surrounding an event” kind of sports aficionado then you will…

    Giselle

    January 25, 2013
    Alignment
    accountability, addiction, denying the truth, fast recovery, lying, Marion Jones, performance enhancing drugs
  • Torn between loyalty and keeping the peace –

    Here is one woman’s fight with her truth! [ This article was published in the Trinidad and Tobago Express Woman’s Magazine in 2007] Alfred Lord Tennyson wrote: “A lie which is half a truth is ever the blackest of lies.” On the basis of what is “acceptable” many conclude that if everyone is doing or thinking…

    Giselle

    January 25, 2013
    Alignment
    Betsy Andreu, choices, Frakie Andreu, honesty, integrity, Lance Armstrong, lying, standing up for what is right, truth, unpopularity
  • Money is Sacred

    Read this in a blog post this morning and I realized that it wasn’t sitting well. Money is sacred. I kept repeating it. There seemed to be no space in my psyche holding this thought. Money has been associated with so many bad stories… People living their lives for money – who’d do anything for…

    Giselle

    January 20, 2013
    Alignment
    energy, manifesting, money, sacred pricing, value
  • The “Easily Shared” Narrative May not be the REAL Story

    We LOVE a good story. Storytelling gets our attention. We are programmed if we only get the beginning and the middle to desperately want to know the end. That’s why soap operas and popular television series leave us after each episode with an incomplete storyline that will force us to tune in next time and…

    Giselle

    January 19, 2013
    Alignment
    Broken Open, Elizabeth Lesser, judgmental, Lance Armstrong, Oprah, shame, stories, truth, vulnerability
  • The Importance of Reading and Keeping Your Mind OPEN

    My cousin’s oldest daughter does not read anything except that which she must! She is 14. Knowing that I am an avid reader, on a recent trip Trinidad, my cousin asked me to have a chat with her about her dislike for reading. Now I learned long ago from Dale Carnegie – that a man…

    Giselle

    January 16, 2013
    Alignment
    Alignment, Dale Carnegie, Jonathan Fields, mojo, open-mindedness, reading, writing
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