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Preview Steps now!
A step-by-step guide to help you to:
- Find the courage to let go of the paycheck
- Leave a successful career in pursuit of your dream
- Discover your purpose
- Create a plan for building your new life
- Choose beliefs that support a forward direction
- Build a new life through internal and external work
- Learn techniques for staying focused
We offer you the opportunity to review your free Preview Steps and enter our Apprentice Contest. Here is your chance to voice your opinion, share your stories of change, and inspire others. Participate by ordering your free Preview Steps and write to us describing your experiences.
Step 3: Define What Lies Between You and Change:
- Common mental obstacles for change
- Identify your fears about change
- Identify your limiting beliefs about yourself
- Identify your feelings about committing to make a change
- Recognize where you stand in working through your personal obstacles
Step 4: Create Unlimited Beliefs about Money:
- Common misconceptions about money and how they fuel your fear
- 7 Steps to feeling safe about money
- Define your obstacles for feeling safe about money
To enter our Apprentice Contest: Click here
The three best critiques or stories of change that are submitted will receive a free copy of Inner Architect: How to Build The Life You Were Designed to Live and a $50 Nordstrom gift certificate!
Other books by Susan Hanshaw
Finding the Courage to Follow
Your Heart
by Susan Hanshaw
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Book and excerpts available at Amazon.com
"These pages contain sound, inspiring advice, and will be a valued companion to anyone seeking to remember who they are and what they are here to do." —Alan Cohen, author of I Had It All the Time
About the Author
Susan Hanshaw has walked this path of change in her life. She abandoned a very successful 20 year direct marketing career as a Vice President to create a more meaningful life. Woven throughout her books are her personal accounts and struggles of others who have left a career that no longer fits. What others have done, you can, too.
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