Many of the most successful people, from professional athletes to wealthy business people, Ivy League grad students to Hollywood celebrities, have one thing in common. They have a life coach who works with them on a regular basis to achieve their goals. Sounds expensive, but it doesn’t have to be.
Like so many people today, you have reached a roadblock in the journey toward your goals, and just cannot seem to move to the next level in work, hobbies, or life. You’ve tried visualization, meditation, or conventional therapy and nothing has helped you move past where you are today. If you are ready to achieve permanent change and take your life to the next level, Laura King’s Perfect Enough Life Coaching Program is the answer. Laura’s one-of-a-kind life coaching process is tailored to your specific goals, and is designed to help you:
Get to the root cause of what is blocking your progress, and release these triggers that hold you back at a deep level. These may be imprints from parents, teachers, relatives, friends, relationships, coaches or events in your life.
Using her proven methods, Laura King, CHT, NLP & Life Coach, will customize a program to suit your personal, professional, learning and/or athletic goals. The process begins with a brief written questionnaire, followed by one-on-one sessions with Laura, either in person or by phone/Skype, to uncover your key triggers, issues, and objectives. Together with Laura you will create a precise program that is tailored to suit your specific needs.
Laura’s Perfect Enough Life Coaching Program is centered upon a partnership that involves working together on your needs, wants, goals and vision. The process entails facilitating action plans and commitments, overcoming obstacles, and progressing in the direction of achieving a successful and fulfilling life. Laura will lead you on a path of study and self-discovery that will help you establish realistic goals. She will then work with you to create the behavioral changes necessary to achieve your goals.
All behavioral change takes place at the subconscious level – people don’t change consciously. Your subconscious stores your memories in a “Time Line”. This is how you unconsciously know the difference between a memory from the past and a projection of the future. Using a combination of Time Line Therapy™, Hypnosis and NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming), Laura works with you at the subconscious level to release the effects of past negative experiences and quickly change the inappropriate or negative programming that is holding you back. This work will free you of your past, and help you create the future you desire.
The Perfect Enough Life Coaching Program includes all of the tools you need to map your future. Making dramatic life changes is not something that is done “to” you; it is a cooperative guided process in which you are given step-by-step direction to create the change you desire. After each session with Laura, you will be given “homework”. Laura calls this The Discover Process.
Through the use of The Discover Process, you will work on the eight key areas of personal development to create the outcomes you desire. The Discover Process helps you make action plans and commitments, overcome obstacles, and move forward toward achieving the successful and fulfilling life of your choice. Each “homework” lesson includes paperwork that only you can fill out, and a self-hypnosis CD from the Perfect Enough Series, that supports the area of personal development you are focusing upon.
At the appropriate time during your progress, you will also be given a Positive Outcomes Chart and the Discover Process Progress Chart. These charts will help you map out your desired outcomes and plan your long-term goals, mid-term goals and shorter-term goals, allowing you to create a road-map to your ideal future. During your next sessions, Laura will use this road-map to guide your subconscious mind with Hypnosis and NPL to change old behaviors and habits into ones that are conducive to the life that you want to live. Following your new road-map to success will become second nature as your subconscious mind sees it as already done!
Throughout this process Laura will provide encouragement, support, guidance, motivation and commitment to help you lead a balanced, complete and fulfilling life. This is all part of the Perfect Enough Life Coaching Program. Imagine having Laura’s expertise available to you whenever you need it! This personalized investment is the ideal way to bring about the positive changes you envision in every aspect of your life.
You have the potential to transform your self-image, increase your income, strengthen your self-confidence or simply get a good night’s sleep. It is within you to perform better, to learn better, or to test better; anything is possible. That power is your subconscious mind. By programming both the conscious and subconscious mind, you are able access 100% of their brain’s power. This breakthrough in self-development allows you to master and maximize each action plan effortlessly and automatically.
Unleash the power of your subconscious mind to change your behaviors, manage stress, eliminate fears, increase self-confidence, eliminate bad habits and create positive ones, and improve your performance in all areas of your life.
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A North Palm Beach architectural firm leads the list of five finalists in the Housing Authority's Auburn Trace design contest.
Judges, who reached a decision last week, revealed their choices to the Housing Authority on Thursday.
"Let's play Academy Awards here and find out who these people are," Authority Chairman Bob Hutzler said as the names of all of the architects in the contest were removed from envelopes sealed and guarded since last month.
The judges' favorite architect is Omura Casey & Robson Inc. of North Palm Beach. The design featured one- to four-bedroom homes from 750 to 1,475 square feet with pitched roofs and large porches. The 15-acre complex is neatly landscaped and has a basketball court, jogging path and gazebo. The homes are painted in pastels such as light blue and peach.
The Housing Authority will make a decision next month on whether to accept the panel's recommendation or choose its own winner.
First prize in the competition is $1,250 and the inside track to win the design contract for the the entire complex.
The panel of judges, headed by Chamber of Commerce Director Ken Ellingsworth, based its decision on the projects' efficiency, attractiveness and compatibility with the surrounding neighborhood.
Auburn Trace is a $3 million low- to moderate-income housing project planned by the authority to help relieve the city's housing crunch. Some homes will be rented and others will be sold to families who can arrange financing.
Ginocchio and Spina of West Palm Beach was recommended for the $750 second- place prize. Its design features 672- to 1,355-square-foot homes winding around a 3-acre lake.
The preliminary winner of the $500 third-place prize is Slattery and Root Architects of Delray Beach. Those homes range from 600 to 1,365 square feet with large kitchens and cathedral ceilings.
Two other firms, Ted Bessette & Associates of Boca Raton and Currie, Stubbins and Schneider of Delray Beach, were awarded honorable mentions.
Delray Beach architect Mark Fassy and the North Palm Beach firm Yeckes- Luchner Architects, the other two architects in the contest, were eliminated.
The Hawks upset No. 4 Pahokee 21-20 at home, holding onto a late lead thanks to a missed Blue Devils extra-point attempt with less than a minute left in the fourth quarter.
“It was a big win,” quarterback Kaimyn Castilla said. “We’ve been preaching, preaching and preaching that we’re going to get one, we’re going to get one. Just keep on working hard, and it’s going to all fall into place. Hopefully, now we’ve got a playoff spot if we win out.”
The Blue Devils (5-3) got on the board first, following a red-zone interception by senior Leroy Love. Pahokee didn’t need long to score, as quarterback Jaeze Tracey found senior LaMonte Graham for a 57-yard touchdown pass. The two would connect again late in the first half for a 14-yard touchdown.
But the Hawks (5-3) stayed with the Blue Devils. Junior Corey Polk ran in a 15-yard score to even the game 7-7. Late in the first half, three plays after losing his shoe on a 42-yard reception, Brandon Schabert hauled in a 17-yard touchdown catch from Castilla.
Castilla finished the game 13 for 23 for 176 yards. He left the game in the fourth quarter with an injured ankle but returned for the Hawks’ final two drives.
But errors nearly cost the Hawks the game. Ridge recovered a Pahokee fumble at the Blue Devils’ 16. The Hawks couldn’t move the ball, but they lined up for a 39-yard field goal. Two penalties pushed it back to 49 yards, and the kick fell just short.
Pahokee took over at its own 20 and drove down the field in the game’s waning minutes. Tracey punched in a 1-yard touchdown, but the game-tying extra point was blocked, sealing the upset victory for Seminole Ridge.
“We knew we had to win this, we feel, to keep our [playoff] chances alive,” Casko said. “That’s what we told the kids. But I did tell them that this is a playoff game, Let’s play it like a playoff game.”
A registration fee of $35 will be assessed one time per child per season and will include a Kids Camp t-shirt, water bottle and sling bag.
Explore native animal species and their amazing adaptations. Use animals as a source of inspiration for art. Activities this week include fly-fishing demonstrations and creating your own animal.
Find inspiration from forests, streams, meadows, mountains, Native American traditions and wildlife. Also explore dance, music and theatrical arts. Activities this week include making aspen tree paintings and creating mandalas with light sensitive paper.
Enjoy outdoor activities like yoga, hiking, relays, and obstacle courses and learn why it is important to be active and healthy. Activities this week include a visit from fitness experts and creating a selfie collage.
Learn what makes the Wasatch Mountains unique through stories, games, nature hunts and art. Activities this week include a special trip to Bearclaw peak, recreating the legends of Timpanogos, and creating kachina dolls like the ones in the Tree Room.
Learn survival basics to use in the wilderness, including basic first aid skills. Activities this week include a visit with the North Fork Fire Department, making paracord bracelets and learning about natural remedies.
Discover your inner artist this week as campers explore different art mediums such as painting, sculpture and dance and learning about famous artists. Activities include mimicking Monet’s style in a painting and a visit to the Sundance Art Studio.
Campers will be introduced to theatre through drama, music, movement, and visual art. Campers will also learn about Sundance’s rich history of theatre. Activities this week will include puppet-making and improvisation techniques.
Practice basic outdoor camping skills, learn about Leave No Trace™, explore local plant and animal species and learn about fun activities to use on their next family camping trip. Activities this week include creating constellation paintings and going on a compass treasure hunt.
Lunch Options: Sundance Kids Camp provides snacks and water for all campers. Sundance lunch is also available for $10 or campers may bring a lunch from home.