Posted by Jamie Johnson on Wed, Jul 28, 2010 @ 09:53 AM
Do your personal effectiveness skills turn back the aging clock? What are you doing now to live your best life in your later years? As you
age, your eating and drinking, exercise, emotional and social intelligence, stress resilience, and sleep habits need to evolve the longer we live. Decisions you make in your early twenties will impact your life later. Healthy habits can begin today with your eating, exercising and how you make connections
with other people. Eating whole, natural foods that are all the colors of the rainbow, doing physical activity every day, maintaining a positive, and resilient spirit towards any opportunity life brings you and being able to make healthy connections with all the people in your life will turn back the aging clock. A healthier, happier, more zestful life can be yours. What is one personal effective habit you will upgrade this week to begin creating the new you?
Posted by Jamie Johnson on Wed, Jul 28, 2010 @ 09:12 AM
Do your
personal effectiveness skills promote sustainable success for you? There is a growing awareness that people who are successful

depend upon their own ability to develop and maintain healthy lifestyle habits throughout each stage of their life. The principles of
personal effectiveness are the foundation for living your best life. Do you inspire, lead and educate people, family, clients, and friends to improve their morale, make healtheir decisions and lead their best life possible? When was the last time you stepped out of your comfort zone to create a new successful you? Being successful leads to greater happiness, the ability to make timelier and better decisions.
Personal effectiveness skills are the foundation of your best life. What is your vision of the life you want to be leading?
Posted by Jamie Johnson on Sat, Jul 10, 2010 @ 01:46 PM
How happy are you? Do your personal effectiveness skills create sustainable happiness for you, helping you to flourish and live your best life? Positive emotions (1) of joy, contentment, curiosity, vitality, and pride all add to the stream of intrinsic motivation. When we motivate ourselves to experience bouts of positive emotions, we fuel our sense of optimism and hope for living each day with renewed sense of purpose. When you create
happiness with a variety (2) of habits that align with what you value, personal effectiveness becomes more authentic. Do you have positive, encouraging, personally effective, emotional support (3) from your friends and family? Being able to confide in your friends and family can significantly reduce stress within your mind and body. How much committed effort (4) do you intentionally put forth and practice, so you can create a new, challenging yet enjoyable experiences? Is your self-commitment fleeting? Then, so will your happiness be…fleeting. When you are determined to establish healthy habits (5) through which you can savor, enjoy and ultimately be grateful for life, you can begin to create personally effective strategies that drive sustainable happiness each day of your life. What habits are you cultivating that will matter most for sustaining happiness in five years?
Posted by Jamie Johnson on Thu, Jun 24, 2010 @ 08:23 AM
Do you need to increase the number of positive interactions you have at home and at work?
Personal Effectiveness is having more positive interactions with family members, your friends, and your co-workers.
Your integrity is yours and how others measure you. What have you done to support, encourage and build someone up today, last week....or in the last month? When you engage others with a smile, kind words of encouragement, and sincere and honest conversations.....you begin to create habits that help everyone become more positive. Managers and co-workers can share positive moments that ultimately lead to more success stories at work. Families begin to create rituals that support and empower each other. This is living with intention. When you intentionally become more aware of what others are doing, applaud their efforts, and acknowledge their successes, your
personal effectiveness is strengthened. Not only do you help others, everybody actually wins. Who or what are you grateful for today? Are your
personal effectiveness habits a daily ritual? How will you impact someone's life today in a positive way?
Posted by Jamie Johnson on Wed, Jun 09, 2010 @ 06:55 PM
To improve
personal effectiveness, what do your lifestyles choices reflect about yourself and who you are? How do you make your life and health something of value? Did you know that your choices about becoming more active will improve most areas of your life? Have you planned any physical activity for next week? Will it be another week of thinking about doing something? Maybe you will walk your dog at least two times each day. You could walk for one or two miles.
Have you planned any strength training exercises? Adding thirty or forty minutes of strength training on Monday, Wednesday and Friday is great, but where will this happen? Did you know you can do strength training in your own home without any equipment? Simple exercises might include the front plank, the side plank, push-ups, when standing do leg lifts in all four directions. Of course there are many more options, but the key is, have you started to become more active? By simply choosing to become more active, you are improving your self-efficacy which your mind says, yes, I can do it and as we know, success begets success!
Being able to maintain this change is tough, but when you have an authentic reason for becoming more active you will make ‘being active' a lifelong commitment. I know I want to be one of the few people that will not be taking medications as a result of the poor lifestyle choices I could have made in my life. This simply shows that coming from a strong foundation of integrity and respect for my self can have enormous impact on my personal effectiveness and it can start with being more active.
Your positive attitude, healthy body, higher productivity level at work, feeling less stress, and your ability to have genuine relationships (your personal effectiveness) reflect who you am. Your lifestyle choices will reflect your passion of valuing your self and creating your best life possible. Harvard Medical School has developed The Institute of Lifestyle Medicine, http://www.instituteoflifestylemedicine.org/ where you can learn more about their mission of helping people create healthier lives. You also can obtain more information from http://www.exerciseismedicine.org/ to learn more about the benefits of physical activity and living your best life. How does your lifestyle choice of being physically active reflect your personal effectiveness? I would like to know more about your success stories. You can e-mail me, Jamie@personaleffectivenesslifecoach.com describing what works best for you.
Posted by Jamie Johnson on Wed, Jun 09, 2010 @ 06:43 PM
Did you know that simply changing your diet and lifestyle you can improve you personal effectiveness and create radical changes:
- in your health;
- the health of your arteries;
- the quality of your life and...
- develop more confidence to become the master of your well-being?
In Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn's book, Prevent and Reverse Heart Disease, he recommends abandoning the toxic American diet and implementing plant based nutritional changes that can have profound effects on lowering your cholesterol levels, and the development and progression of disease. Diseases include cancers, strokes, hypertension, osteoporosis, heart disease, and adult-onset diabetes to name a few. He also states, "Physicians and researchers increasingly agree that lifestyle changes - controlling high blood pressure, stopping smoking, reducing cholesterol, exercising and modifying diets are essential to overall personal effectiveness and health." By adopting healthier lifestyles and sustained nutritional changes, you too can become the master of your health and well-being. Go to http://www.heartattackproof.com/ to read about The China Study and for more information.
Posted by Jamie Johnson on Wed, Jun 09, 2010 @ 06:39 PM
Understanding the principles of personal effectiveness are the cornerstones that guarantee your self-esteem will flourish, your self-confidence will soar to new heights, inner peace will thrive and great success and life fulfillment will be abundant each day you are alive. Happiness, joy, and positivity can be yours to cherish today.....take the short questionaire at www.authentichappiness.com and...
you will be able to identify your strengths and watch your best life come alive.
Posted by Jamie Johnson on Wed, Jun 09, 2010 @ 06:35 PM
Do you have a pattern of negative thoughts that clog your mind? Here are three
personal effectiveness strategies that can reduce stress at your worksite or at home. Being able to breaks from your thoughts wil begin to render a more calm and peaceful sense of ease. Your common everyday tasks should naturally be done with a relaxed feeling instead of with anxiousness or stress. 1. Breathing technique: inhale and say I am, and then exhale and say calm......fifteen times. Can you do this? Notice what happens...did you mind focus on something else? It sure did! Less tension from your thoughts makes you feel less stressed. 2. Breathing technique 2: inhale for a count of 1 and exhale for a count of 1. Increase the number of seconds you inhale and exhale, each time until you reach seven seconds. Did you focus on something else? Absolutely...and how do you feel? 3. Place your attention on positive thoughts: the more you focus your thoughts on calm, the less stressed you will feel. If you keep thoughts of success and positivity, you will bring more success and positivity into each day. Focusing your thoughts on one thing at a time, increases your energy for completing that task.
Personal effectiveness strategies for clearing your mind will open new ways to taking back your personal power, being that calm, less stressed and happy person you know you enjoy. What positive effects have you noticed for
Posted by Jamie Johnson on Sun, May 09, 2010 @ 07:16 AM
There is a fundamental block that is preventing you and many other mothers from becoming as happy, radiant and powerful as you are meant to be. The fundamental

block is a lack of
personal effectiveness. Your own rich life is all about imagining what is possible. To ensure you are competent...capable of making a commitment to yourself... you need to find the time, energy, desire and inspiration to take action and engage yourself. Engage yourself in creating a future of simple, personal changes everyday. These small daily changes can lead to family shifts... and societal shifts. You have a right to be proud of who you are. What is your ambition today? What do you need to learn more about? Can you communicate with honor and grace under pressure...with emotional intelligence? Are you autonomous....able to make positive, independent decisions for yourself that enhance self-trust? A mother's own rich life begins with imagining what's possible, using
personal effectiveness as the cornerstone to greater happiness. Happy Mother's Day to you all!
Posted by Jamie Johnson on Sat, May 01, 2010 @ 08:44 AM
Are you taking responsibility to enhance your health and create happiness? Does
personal effectiveness define your relationship with health? Making choices that resonate with what you value can enhance your health and well-being. Making a commitment to change your
personal effectiveness (self-care habits, teachability, discernment skills, harvesting skills, personal power, synergy and stewardship....
www.thenewiq.com) can lead to optimal health and greater happiness for you, your relationships and the world you live in. What is your ambition? Are you ready to learn something new about improvong your health? Is your attitude as positive as you want it to be? Do you want to communicate with more positivity and energy? How autonomous are you? Does your self-esteem flourish because you trust yourself to make commitments and follow-through with them? Creating small steps towards one commitment will enhance your health, happiness and well-being.