Power Thought of the Week with Patricia Parham, Ph.D.
Map Out Your Perfect Network
Draw your network on paper or create a three-dimensional representation of it. The more tangible and real that you can make your network, the stronger it will become. Leave place-holders for those spots that have yet to be filled and omit those who will be moving on in the New Year. Write the qualities desired in the places where individuals will be. This will act like a “treasure map” and help bring each element of the network into physical manifestation. This powerful alchemy will perfect your network!
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Friday, December 26, 2008
Perfecting Your Network, Part 4
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Saturday, December 13, 2008
Perfecting Your Network, Part 2
Power Thought of the Week with Patricia Parham, Ph.D.
Perfection is in the Details
As the vision for your Network Blueprint becomes more detailed, you will be able to compare it to your actual network. Who are the key players? Who are you holding on to that would make a better friend, acquaintance or colleague? Who needs to be invited to be part of your network to strengthen it? Which spots are waiting to be filled by resources yet to be revealed to you? Again, focus on having the perfect people in their perfect places.
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Saturday, December 06, 2008
Perfecting Your Network, Part 1
Power Thought of the Week with Patricia Parham, Ph.D.
Creating the Perfect Blueprint
Like anything else that manifests in this material world, your network begins with a vision. This vision emanates from a place of spirit totally imbued with the one-pointed purpose that shows the Blueprint for your network with all of its elements. From this vision, the mind fills in the details of the types of resources needed which your passion for the vision then drives you to secure in the physical octave. Make this process intentional, powerfully imagining perfection.
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The Emergence of The Relationship Economy
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