Margie Mirell
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and Rolf Maijer*
Executive Coaches Consultants
610 Santa Monica Blvd., #224
Santa Monica, CA 90292
Tel: 310 394 6262
We benefit clients by:
- Analyzing problems
- Removing barriers
- Establishing trust
- Improving communication
- Building successful teams
Margie has been involved in the arts and business sales, before becoming a licensed psychologist. Rolf has been employed in agriculture, as a dentist and as a biomaterials researcher.
They have successfully coached teams in the IT world, the movie industry and in the health fields.
Their coaching style relaxes participants and challenges them to deal with their issues.
Using of the Insights Personality Inventory, Margie and Rolf help their clients become aware of their “difficult person” and why they communicate well with some people and not with others. This greater awareness brings forth more respect for others in the work place, increased accountability and a heightened team spirit.
Margie and Rolf are associates of the Insights Coaching Community and are committed to making the workplace an exciting place to be.
Contact Margie
Tel: 310 394 6262
In This Issue
The old adage "You get what you expect" is not only true in family or educational settings, but in the business world, too, as the lead article this month explores. Expectations can even play a role in self-sabotage, such as when we expect mediocrity or failure of ourselves. Take the quiz to learn about how self-sabotage could be holding you back from what you want. The Top 10 offers some great tips for generating great ideas. Enjoy your month! To reply to this newsletter, please click here.
Giving an A: Measuring Possibility
In support of helping us find the best in ourselves and others, consider the practice called "giving an A." This practice asks us to choose the perspective of seeing everyone (even ourselves!) as holding great potential. Full story here.
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Tips for Great Idea Generation |
Great ideas can mean the difference between mediocrity and huge success, between boredom and passion. Whether you want to streamline a process, write a best-selling headline or start a fantastic business, consider the following tips. Read more here.
Are You Sabotaging Yourself?
Habitual lateness. Extreme disorganization. Not following up sales leads. Self-sabotage takes on a variety of guises and affects people of all ages, professions and economic levels. But it always leads to us not living the life we want for ourselves. Take this Self-Quiz to see whether you might be working against yourself in some areas. Read more here.
Relevant Reading
The Flip Side: Break Free of the Behaviors That Hold You Back, by Flip Flippen
In the "I" of the Storm, by Philip Yaffe
The Daily Six: Simple Steps to Prosperity and Purpose, by John Chappelear
Today's Quote
"There is only one corner of the universe you can be certain of improving, and that's your own self."
--Aldous Huxley
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