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by Kent Higgins, Ken

Succulents are very easy and fun to grow. They thrive indoors, and if you live in a moderate climate, you can grow them outdoors as well. They offer unmatched variety and allow for plenty of creativity. There are plenty of options for size, shape, and ways to plant them. You can grow them in a tea cup, in a typical garden, or just about anywhere you can put soil.

By planting numerous succulents, you give yourself an endless number of arrangement options for your landscape, whether it's indoors, outdoors, or on your patio. They can even be used as centerpieces on tables, or a picnic table.

The amount of time, energy, and money required to initiate your garden is very small. It doesn't take much for these plants to look great and be healthy.

Use Your Imagination

There are not official landscape rules. You can do anything you want and be extremely creative. For example, you can take a small tree and trim in neatly to add a formal look to an area. Or, you can add a birdbath or a fountain to you landscape design to add some life to your garden and make the areas seem larger.

Creating a garden around a large tree in your yard is a great idea. Relaxing under the tree on a bench to enjoy the scenery or a good book is a great way to spend mellow summer days.

Using Japanese gardens as a guideline will help to give you . Japanese gardens try to copy how nature would naturally look in the wild - although they do it a bit more organized. The path through the garden is very important. Also, water features are very commonly used. To have a path and water winding their way through your plants will give you a feeling that you're walking through a secluded forest, in your own yard.

You should show your style and personality thought your landscape design. You can be as creative as you wish.

Most teleclasses are promoted by people who do business online. You will find them advertised on people's websites, in online advertising or perhaps in an email you receive. After speaking with several focus groups, I now understand that many people are unaware of exactly what a teleclass is and are concerned that there is some type of catch or hidden cost.

First of all, teleclasses are simply conference calls, ranging in size from three to thousands of participants. When you sign up for a teleclass, you typically receive an email that will give you the details for calling in. You simply dial the phone number provided at the agreed upon time for the class, enter the access code provided and you are instantly connected to the other participants who registered for the call and the teleclass leader.

You only need a telephone to participate in the calls. If you don't have a computer to receive the confirmation email, most teleclass leaders will provide an alternative to email for you to get the necessary information, such as a telephone call.

Many people are afraid that there are hidden costs with teleclasses. Many teleclasses are free or list for a nominal cost, such as $19-$49. The only additional cost to you would be whatever your phone company charges for long distance fees. So, if your long distance cost is $.05/minute, then a 60 minute teleclass would cost you only $3.00! Many people will opt to use their cell phone to avail themselves of their free minutes so the call costs nothing!

Teleclasses gained popularity after 9/11, when many people began avoiding larger gatherings, such as seminars or workshops. Teleclasses are the perfect way to gain information without having to travel to a remote location where there are large groups of people. Also, during today's information age when people need information quickly, teleclasses make the perfect choice.

Most teleclasses are 60-90 minutes in length and are geared toward giving information on a variety of topics. Each teleclass is generally devoted to a specific topic. An expert will disseminate information on the call and participants are generally given the opportunity to ask questions and to interact with the presenter and the other participants either throughout or at the end of the call.

Key points are highlighted but there is not the depth of information most people get from attending an in-person event. Also, there is generally not the same atmosphere or personal touch people get from attending a live, in-person seminar but the advantages are many.

For example, you don't have to speak if you don't want to. No one will even know you are on the call. You can maintain your anonymity. You can hang up if the call doesn't interest you. You can multitask in the comfort of your own home or office. As long as your phone is muted, no one will know what you are doing.

You don't have to be concerned about what to wear. You can attend a teleclass in your bath robe if you want. (This may not be so easy if you are already at the office!) Also, driving directions are never a problem. Teleclasses don't tie up any more of your time than the actual call is scheduled for, leaving you free to continue with your active, busy life.

Teleclasses are a new, convenient alternative for people looking to gain information without investing a lot of time. Many times a teleclass is offered by people who also provide in-person workshops. The teleclass is a great way to ?test drive? the speaker to determine whether or not you want to invest your time in a full-day seminar.

If you are interested in taking a teleclass visit www.coachingforexcellence.biz or www.TheRelationshipCenter.biz and click on the ?Classes? link on the left-hand navigation bar.

Kim Olver is a licensed professional counselor and a life/relationship coach. She helps people unleash their personal power by living from the inside out, focusing their time and energy on only those things they can control. She also helps people improve the quality of their relationships with the important people in their lives. She offers free chats, assessments, a blog and an eZine, as well as workshops, teleclasses, e-courses, counseling and coaching. Visit her website at or contact her at (708) 957-6047.

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