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1. Pray-ers are less likely to feel stressed-out. We believe life makes more sense and is easier to cope with because we know God is hearing us and taking care of our best interests.

2. Pray-ers are more likely to be concerned about the moral condition of the nation. We are concerned that the nation keeps moving toward the future knowing that it could go down very quickly.

3. Pray-ers are much more likely to believe that they are making a positive difference in the world. We know that our prayers help people and help change circumstances and situations.

4. Pray-ers are more optimistic about the future. We believe God is in control and we that the future holds marvelous things.

5. Pray-ers are far more likely to believe that the Bible is totally accurate in its principles. We know that God didn't set things in motion and hope for the best. He sent a guidebook, the Bible, with some rules that help us live our best lives.

6. Pray-ers are substantially more likely to believe that Satan and the Holy Spirit are real figures. We know that there is a real dividing line between good and evil and we know there is warfare in the heavens over us. That's why we pray.

7. Pray-ers are less likely to believe that Jesus Christ sinned while He was on earth. We know Jesus is sinless and is God's son - just as he declared. We know Jesus came here exclusively to deliver us from our evil.

8. Pray-ers know that ultimately, their protection comes from God. Our fear is diminished having been protected and seen others protected from real evil, even we didn't even know evil was around us.

9. Pray-ers know that peace is attainable in spite of circumstances not because of circumstances. We know there are pray-ers everywhere on this earth in some very very difficult circumstances that have the peace that passes all understanding.

10. Pray-ers are more confident that God has is an overall plan for this world and that they are part of it. We know that we are here for a short time and then will go on to something much better. We know God is the reason we are here and that we are here to fulfill his plan.

1. A coach can help you clarify your vision and goals. If you have a sense that what you are doing isn't the thing you really want for your life but you don't have a clear vision of what you do want, then a coach can help you get clear.

2. A coach can support you through your difficult times. Sometimes, we just need someone to talk to who isn't too busy, too distracted or too involved to just objectively support us when times are tough. If you feel you just need someone to talk to who understands and doesn't judge you, then a coach can help.

3. A coach can help you develop momentum. How many times have you started something, felt good about it but then lost interest, never to return to it again? A coach can help you sustain that momentum and keep you focused on the prize. This is similar to hiring a personal trainer to help you sustain the momentum of exercising when you feel like doing something else.

4. A coach can help you stay on track and be focused. Have you ever let the little, unimportant things take control of your day and by the time the day ends, you realize you haven't accomplished anything you were hoping to accomplish? A coach can help you stay focused on the important things while learning to delegate or dump the unimportant things.

5. A coach can help you take an objective look at exactly what you have been doing. A good coach will ask you to take a close, and sometimes painful, look at what you say you want as compared to the things you are actually doing. Do you see a match? If you continue to do things the way you are, will you get to the place you are hoping to get to? Coaches ask the hard questions.

6. A coach may help you identify both effective and destructive behavior patterns that you may not see. Since the coach isn't standing in the forest, he can typically see the trees that you don't. How often do we continue the same destructive patterns over and over again just because we can't identify them? A coach will help you see this more clearly.

7. A coach will hold you accountable for the goals you set. A coach is not a babysitter. When you decide you want to get going and accomplish some things in your life, a coach will not accept your excuses for why it wasn't done. Making a public declaration of your intent will also provide you with the needed incentive to keep your commitments.

8. A coach can show you how to accomplish more by working less. Coaches are adept at teaching time-tested systems for being more productive. Did you know that research shows that the average 8-hour-a-day worker is only productive for 1-2 hours a day? A coach can help you be more productive in less time.

9. A coach can help you discover your true passion. Do you ever wonder about your unique abilities and what your life purpose is? If these are not questions that you even think about, then you really DO need a coach! We all have unique abilities and a purpose but some of us never discover them and the rest of us who do are too afraid to just go for it! A coach can help you uncover your passion---the thing that will make you excited to get out of bed in the morning.

10. A coach can help you identify your core values and show you how to live in synergy with them. The values by which we live our lives are very important to each of us. Many times, certain values we hold may be in conflict with each other. Sometimes, we are not even consciously aware of the values of importance to us. A coach can help us to live our lives in accordance with our values. This will provide the kind of life of which you can be proud.

This is not a plea for you to hire me, necessarily, although I would be willing to discuss that possibility. What I am suggesting is that you will be able to do more than you could ever have imagined with a coach than without one.

I know. After I left my 9 to 5 job to begin my coaching career, I floundered around for six months. I knew I wanted to hire a coach, but I thought I couldn't really afford one and I didn't want to hire just anybody. I thought there needed to be a good match between us.

I now am employing two coaches---one to help me build my business and the other to help me write my book. Since hiring them, I am on a path creating more momentum as I go. In hindsight, I realize I couldn't afford not to hire a coach.

Regarding the right match, I do believe that this is important which is why I'm saying this is not an appeal for you to hire me. If you are serious about taking your life to the next level, then find the coach who is right for you. But don't delay. Once this day is gone, you cannot get it back.

If you'd like further information about coaching, visit www.CoachingforExcellence.biz and check our calendar for upcoming teleclasses, chats and workshops or call me at
(708) 957-6047.

If you are serious about taking your life to the next level, hire a personal coach. A coach can help you realize your visions and goals.

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