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What people are saying about Lisa Spahr and her coaching programs…
…In the 6 months that I have been working with Ms. Spahr she has become one of my most valuable professional resources…. She has well exceeded my expectations of a consultant. She provides advice, suggestions, provides options….and allows me to make well thought out decisions. She listens and understands. Only after a few weeks of working with Lisa, I was “blown away” by her interest in my business and the results that she was providing…..


…I worked with a business coach before and the results were not favorable for my business or my view of the coaching process. However, working with Lisa was very different. She has helped me feel more confident in my business and in my decision-making. She brought me out of my comfort zone to highlight areas of growth, development and potential. I’m grateful for the opportunity to have met her and worked with her.


… I worked with Lisa in April and May and in that short of time, with her help and encouragement, I went from 52% to 90% YTD. It was Lisa Spahr who helped me achieve my goals, but most importantly helped me achieve balance with my family and my work, and I thank her for that.

And now through June 1, 2010 (in three weeks) you can sign up for your own 30-minute monthly telephone call with a coach through the Champions Series for only $39 a month.

We'll close membership enrollment from June through the end of September to focus completely on our current Champions and Clients and when we open again, the price goes to $59 per month. But every Champion enrolled before June 1st stays at the $39 per month membership fee for the life of their membership. It's unheard of in coaching circles, but we're doing it!

Visit http://www.spahrconsulting.com/  to learn more and then sign up .... before your time runs out!

Happy growth!

Between the Resignations and the Recalls… Is Anyone Safe Anymore?

Maybe its just me, the last few weeks have been filled with one clip after another of ethical and morale violations, professional suicide acts, and “better late than never- in most cases” “we’re sorry our product is faulty (and threatening people’s lives) and we tried to cover it up for a little while”.

I admit I’m more sensitive than most, perhaps the better word is skeptical. I’ve been in risk communication and businesses or arenas that address it for more than 15 years. I see bad news following poor decision-making all the time. The bad news typically comes out long after the closed-door meetings, the whispers, the threat of lawsuit…. And the headlines. Sad but true.

Are you protected? As a consumer? As a producer?

Have you long since evaluated your own practices, policies, language, and behavior? Do you know where you might be a walking time bomb or violation waiting to happen? Have you just been lucky?

Have you tried to temper (or lets be honest with one another, cover up) a bad situation that you should have handled different in hindsight?

When I work with people I sometimes encourage them to imagine their greatest critic on their shoulder (like the angel and devil in the cartoons). It might be your mother, your boss, your board, you daughter. Imagine someone watching and listening to you throughout the day. Would they be proud of your conduct? Would they be pleased with your performance and interactions? If not, you need to ask yourself why and how you can adjust to be more in line with an acceptable code of conduct.

Tickle-fights are not appropriate with co-workers or staff. Signing or joking about intimate body parts is not acceptable water-cooler chat. Knowing that your product puts others at risk, even if 5% of the population and continuing to produce it without warning is just plain bad practice – and it will cost you big time. Doing a favor for a friend who just needs you to place a call, look the other way or just sign this…. Well, they really aren’t a friend anyhow. Or, maybe you’ll find out when you lose your job and you need a loan to pay your bills- ask them. Heck, maybe they’ll even come visit you in jail when you land there. Jeff Foxworthy says that’s the sign of a true friend. Well, no let me get it right, Jeff says that person would be sitting in jail with you… on a cot smoking a cigarette…. (Yeah, shamelessly I do know this one)

Pull up that Girl Scout or Boy Scout motto. Do the right thing. Time and time again. Do the right thing. For your health and ours. (and so we can get back to serious news like “milk-a-holic Lyndsey”)