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Eventually, the time will come for you to give the baby a bottle, and you will feel like a king. Feeding the baby will give you a good since of connection, and you will feel like the provider of life.

The fist couple of times, it can be a little rough to get the baby to accept the bottle from you. But once she does, she will probably take in from anyone, so you will now be able to get a baby sitter. Which will only make having a child easier.

If your baby is breastfeeding, you will not want to wait too long to introduce the bottle to the baby. If you try too soon, the baby will get confused with how to eat off of the nipple. If you wait too long, then the baby wont, want anything but the boob.

At first the baby might not want the bottle, and might be confused as to why you are feeding her. Done worry about it, try some different bottles and nipple sizes, and feeding positions. Eventfully the baby will figure it out.

Just start off with one bottle a day, you don’t want her to reject the breast

Human urge for the best things in life is a desire that is
common among people. We desire to build a house, to own a car,
to have a fat bank balance etc. Our desires are a never ending
story. There are several ways through which these desires can be
met, however, there is but one sure way to acquiring them, this
way does not leave us in doubt. And it is open to those who have
the privilege of possessing the attitude of thanksgiving.

The Creator of all things has a clear statement of his promises
to us ,”Heaven and Earth will pass away, but my word will never
go unfulfilled” and one of the conditions under which we may
benefit by these unchanging promise is to continually
acknowledge and express our thanks to Him for those riches that
He has bestowed upon us, those gifts that may look or appear
inconsequential or trivial to us at the time of receiving them
simply because they are not of the nature of the riches that we
had asked for from Him at that point of our need.

It is very impressive to recognize that such riches that He has
bestowed on us at that point in time are the most needed by us
for the attainment of our major purposes in life, riches that
would act as the stepping stone to other riches that we so much
desire. It is also less impressive to observe that most of us
are not conscious of the presence of these riches in our lives
after we have received them.

They constitute an inventory of riches that cannot be bought in
the open market because they are not for sale. Riches should not
only be represented in our thoughts by the bank balances and
material things in our possession. We should also have in mind
the riches of Sound Physical Health, Protection, The Capacity
for Faith, Harmony in Home Relationships and The Hope of
Achievements etc.

These riches are from the Creator of all things and are
distributed to us by Him not because we are qualified to receive
them, but because of His Amazing Grace which qualifies us to
enjoy the full benefit of having Him as an Almighty Father.

The attitude of thanksgiving is natural in it’s development. It
is one attribute whose possession illuminates every page of the
human life.And It serves as the highest form of our expression
of desire to the Creator of all things. It is one that we should
ascribe great importance to because it helps us to think, move
and live in an atmosphere of affirmative terms of the riches
mentioned above and it guides us unerringly to the attainment of
such riches. It is a real motivation.

The psalmist once said, “I will enter His gates with
thanksgiving in my heart”. At this point in time he was aware of
the fact that his expression of thanks to the Creator of all
things for the riches already bestowed on him would serve as the
starting point of his coming in contact with the other riches
that he would find in the Creator’s court. Riches that abound so
much.

Thanksgiving, should therefore be a responsibility we owe the
Creator in return for the riches that he has given to us, taking
into consideration the fact that the fulfillment of this act is
an assured reliance on the Creator’s Mercies and Grace, which
gives our faith the wings to fly and soar so high, aiming for
the miracle that is our desire. A miracle only Him would make
possible.

Most of us need to develop this blessed attitude, there is no
mystery behind it. The growth is one that leads us to a true
path of enhancement, a path through which the riches that has
been bestowed upon us by the Creator of all things can be
embellished and multiplied.

I have learned that there is no such thing as something for
nothing. When a person receives something from another person,
there is a responsibility on the part of the person who has
received to say thank you to the person who has given,this is
human to human. We cannot therefore desire for something for
nothing from the Creator. There are ways through which we can
give back to Him something for everything. One particular way is
the expression of thanks to him.

We must adopt and apply the above mentioned way as a way of
giving back to Him something for the most things He has giving
to us. The adoption and the application of saying thank you to
Him gives birth to the possession of a master key, a marvelous
device which we can use to unlock the door to the solutions of
not only our existing problems, but also the ones that had
bedeviled us and have defied solutions in the past.

The attitude of expressing our thanks to the Creator is like
courage in the face of adversity. It serves as the “External
Elixir” of assurance.It also kindles anew the silent hope of
those who possess it because it reveals to them the formula by
which they can “Tune In” and draw upon the Creator’s household
of abundant riches. It is precisely because of our expression of
thanks to the Creator that we may look forward to the existence
of a river in the desert.

Often, when we fail to express our thanks to the Creator for
receiving from him, we make it impossible for us to establish a
connecting link between His basket of great universal reservoir
of riches and us. An attitude of thanksgiving is a message we
can translate into physical equivalents of our desires.

The expression of thanks to the Creator moves Him to order His
words to kindle and strengthen our hearts thus: buoying our
failing confidence.

All riches of whatever nature begins as a state of mind for
every human, we must be ready and willing to show gratitude for
the other riches we have received from the Creator. The act of
doing this consist of many things amongst, sincerity of purpose
and humility of heart on our part.

When we give thanks to the Creator with this attributes for
receiving certain riches from Him, other riches that we desire
are sure to appear. They may not appear when, where and how we
want them, but they will certainly do because the application of
our attitude of thanksgiving will give power and action to those
riches that we desire.

Do you know that it is the expression of thanks to the Creator
of all things that makes the Lion to roar without the presence
of a prey?. It is amazing, so wonderful to give thanks to the
Creator not only for the riches bestowed upon us, but also for
the one’s that He would bestow upon us at His appointed time.

Join Me as I say, Dear God, today has been a beautiful one, You
have provided Me with health of body and mind. You have given Me
food and clothing. I am grateful to You for the fulfillment of
today’s desires and the promise of fulfillment of tomorrows
aims. I thank You for a day of opportunity to be of service to
others. For these blessings and other blessings that are yet to
come, I am very grateful. And I say thank You Lord. Amen.

Crises and traumas change our lives. We talk about Post
Traumatic Stress Syndrome, but did you know they can also change
us for the better? There is also a Post traumatic Stress Growth
Syndrome. Many people come out of crises stronger and more
resilient, and have learned many new life skills.

When people talk about a crisis they’ve weathered here are some
of the things they say have resulted.

1.Change in priorities.

It’s common after you go through a crisis to look at things
differently. One thing it often does is show us how fragile life
is. If we have lost someone, or nearly lost our own life, or
something important, we take a look at our lives and figure out
what really matters. You also have a different relationship with
time.

2.Dealing with emotions differently.

You tend to come out of a crisis being more willing to express
your motions, and to understand those of others, and relate with
more compassion. Crises often extend our awareness of our
emotions because we’re flooded with so many, and trying to sort
through them all teaches us new levels. It raises our tolerance
threshold.

At the same time, we understand the importance of listening to
others. To know pain and suffering means you can understand
these in others better. Many counselors, coaches and therapists
have gone through some sort of trauma. This is one way in which
they become such a good listeners.

3.Resilience.

Weathering a storm teaches you a lot about weathering storms.
The next time something comes along, you can look back on the
skills you used to get you through the last one. You can also
learn from your mistakes. Just as a sailor’s skills aren’t
really tested in the harbor, we learn new things when we’re
tested. You find out you are stronger than you ever thought
possible.

4.Draw closer to people and understand community.

You find in a crisis how wonderful people can be. Some people
may let you down, but others will come forward.

5.New interests.

Because we change through a crisis, we often take up new
interests. You may become interested in a different sort of
career, for instance, or decide you want to marry and have a
fulfilling relationship, where you didn’t before, or to give
more back to your community in means of volunteer service. Very
often it amounts to a “new you” and you extend your boundaries.

6.Less willing to compromise.

Often we find after a crisis, we’re more willing to change
things that need changing, and to take action when it’s
necessary. The strength you discover in a crisis leads to a
great sense of personal power; your ability to effect what’s
going on around you.

7.Not taking anything for granted.

Once you discover what really matters, you are much more willing
to put the work in. This could include meaningful relationships
or work. Losing something important, or almost losing it, brings
thing into a new perspective. You don’t take things for granted
you used to.

8.An appreciation for the now.

There is nothing like going through a trauma or crisis to make
you appreciate a quiet, “normal” day. Suddenly a day that
formerly might have seemed boring to you is full of wonderful
things - among them, just the fact that there’s nothing awful
going on.

9.Handle stress better.

Your toleration of stress will have become elevated, and you can
handle everyday stress better.

10.Spiritual growth.

Going through a crisis is being where the rubber hits the road.
You question many things, including your faith, and can come out
much stronger. Questions arise that wouldn’t have arisen
otherwise, and so you grow.

All of these things are possible when you go through a crisis or
trauma. One of the most important things is not to stay in
isolation. Many people understand after going through a crisis
how helpful other people can be, and how much we need one
another.

Coaching and counseling can also help you in time of need.
Resilience means being able to bounce back after loss, failure,
and misfortune being able to retain you hope and enthusiasm for
the future.

While no one wants to have a crisis or trauma occur in their
life, it can be a tremendous growth opportunity. Studies have
shown that isolation, which means emotional isolation, is one of
the worst things you can do for your health. Reach out for the
help you need and stay connected, and work on your emotional
intelligence skills. It’s the emotionally intelligent thing to
do.

Are you scratching your head after business events wondering
why you aren’t finding prospects? Whether it’s your first
or 100th event, here are some tips on how to prepare for
your next event that can make the difference between
scratching and smiling. These tips will help you save time,
money, create memorable impressions, and increase
connections.

1. Know your intention. Why are you attending? Listen to
your self-truth. Are you attending to refine your skills,
build relationships, make sales, or need to just get away
from the office? Intentions work best when they are limited
to one. The limitation clarifies and directions all your
actions. When there are multiple intentions, you begin with
confusion and convey the same to all at the function.

Does your intention match the type of event? If it’s a
Christmas party and your intention is to generate sales,
there isn’t a match. You don’t want to give a negative
first impression; they take too long to change. If you
aren’t sure what types attend the event, contact the event
manager, and ask or use of the theme as your answer.

What does your business need? Maybe you need a referral,
are looking for a new employees, or accountant, or image
consultant. A need can be a secondary or first intention.
If you decide to include a need into the equation, make sure
you know what that need is, how to present it and to whom.
After you ask, what is the next step? Clarity is necessary
for success. You job is to be ready for when it appears.

Are you ready for the sale? I’ve met many people who want
sales but aren’t ready for the orders. If someone says yes
at the event, are you ready with the next step? If not,
reconsider your attendance. It is better investment to
focus your time on finishing the preparation. A first
impression of not knowing what you are doing isn’t a good
impression to give.

2. Continuing with the topic of needs…what are your
short-term, medium-term, and long-term needs now? If you
are seeking short-term funds and the event is about building
relationships, medium to long-term, then it might be wise to
pass it up for now and pursue endeavors that match.

For a new business, short-term is three months or less,
medium-term from four or six to eight months, and long-term
is anything over that. Short-term projects usually match
short-term funds, and so on. It’s like buying food and
paying for it over a six-month period when the food only
lasts 30 days. You are buying apples to pay off with
oranges, and the two never mix well.

If there is a mixture, do you have something available to
sell that will generate short-term funds? For coaches,
whose prices do not fall into the short-term attraction
range, selling coaching with the thought that it makes
short-term funds is a mix match. Coaching falls into
medium-term and long-term and seldom short-term unless your
name is very recognizable.

3. It takes three contacts before people are aware that you
exist. It doesn’t matter if this is in person, an ad, or
three ezines. What three do you use to create awareness for
yourself? This is why the 60-second elevator speech is
important. Yet, by itself, it’s too lonely. Shaking hands
and carrying on a discussion is another but that is still
shy of three. If you write Internet articles, bring copies
to the event. Don’t place the articles on the general
table, personally hand them out so people can connect the
two.

4. Rehearse don’t practice. Create a list of 10 opening
questions, choose a few at a time from that list, and
rehearse them with colleagues, friends, or family.
Rehearsing is interacting with live people and is closer to
what you will actually be doing. Practicing into a tape
recorder is the next best thing because it allows you to
hear the voice others will hear. If that makes you twinge,
then maybe that is exactly what others are feeling as well.
Work with a voice coach to refine your tone.

Here are ten story-opening questions to get your started.
Pull from these and then create your own.

(1) What do you enjoy most about what you’re doing?

(2) What is the strangest (or funniest) incident you’ve
experienced in your business?

(3) What marketing have you found most effective in your
business or industry?

(4) What is your key product (or service)?

(5) What do people like best about working with you?

(6) What is your number one need at the moment?

(7) What do you like most about coming here? If it’s their
first time, “What do they like most about the event thus
far?”

(8)What business trends do you see affecting you right now
(or next year)?

(9) If I had an ideal customer of yours in front of me right
now, describe them.

(10) How do you see this event helping you in your business?

Know what actions you want to occur and what are their
triggers. Rehearse until smooth, not strained. Are you
going to ask them to become a subscriber for your
newsletter? Visit your website? Sign up for a workshop?
Set up a time for coffee? You will most likely have several
calls to action, limit them to five, and never request more
than one per person per event. Otherwise, you will come
across as too pushy or confuse your listener.

Ask attendees to join you in the next step. “Ask and you
shall receive.” Ask if they are interested in having a call
together. Ask if they would like to be a subscriber and
mention the main benefit people tell you why they enjoy
receiving it. Ask if they would like to register for your
workshop. If they answer anything other than yes, they
aren’t interest, it’s important to just move on. Never,
never, never, promise to call and don’t. The label will
follow you.

5. Differentiate yourself from others in similar
professionals. Even twins have differences. Leave the
humbleness at home. How are you different from others in
the same profession or selling the same type of product?
Can you explain the differences in 2 minutes during any
introduction if needed? Any longer and the listener zones
out because the conversation is no longer about them.

Due to its importance, let me repeat this. If you don’t
know what you’re selling, how you are different, or have a
clear direction on your current prospect needs, then you
aren’t ready to attend any events yet. Spend the time
defining these first.

6. A memorable moment includes several items. One of the
items is your personal style. You can accomplish this in
your selection of clothing, tone, or language. You can wear
scarves or ties with themes, a comment-getting pin, hats,
and the same color in shirts or shoes. I knew a man who
always wore cowboy boots. He had a wide collection, they
matched his accent, and people could spot him across the
room. Did his style increase business? You bet. Create a
style and treat it like your trademark or calling card.

7. Know what you’re marketing strategy for attending this
event — all seven steps. What happens after yes, after
they become a subscriber, or any other call to action you
have? Always have the next step planned no matter which
direction the conversation goes.

Be the leader and they will follow. Be the leader, inside
and then out.

(c) Copyright 2004, Catherine Franz. All rights reserved.

Catherine Franz, a Business Coach, specializes in for-profit
nonfiction writing, marketing, and product development.
Newsletters, articles, forms, and other information business
development, marketing success, writing, and laws of
attraction are available at: http://www.abundancecenter.com
blog: http://abundance.blogs.com

Every word of a resume costs something. Does that sound foreign to you? It shouldn’t.

Somebody is reading that resume. Maybe several people. That person’s time is worth money. The more time you take to sell yourself in your resume and your cover letter, the more “expensive” your resume is for the people reading it.

That’s really where one-page rule for resumes came from. It’s still a good rule of thumb, but I recommend using two-pages if you have more than a couple years of solid, quantifiable experience. Whatever length you decide on, remember that words cost. You want to keep it as short as you can without compromising the marketing effectiveness of the document.

Consider the typical recruiter combing through hundreds of resumes for a particular position. If it takes him 30 minutes to read your career novella, you’re doomed. If it takes him 5 second to read your kickin’ summary of highly targeted, dollar-quantified career accomplishments…well, if you listen closely, you’ll hear angels singing.

Resume readers like EXTREMELY high ROI on their reading.

How can you give it to them?

First, keep it as short as possible. Did I mention you should keep it short? Anyway, remember to keep it short.

Second, make it easy to read. You can do three things to make it easier:

• Make the beginning an absolutely fantastic summary of quantified accomplishments and vital skills
• Format it well, with lots of white space (ask any marketing expert if white space sells)
• Summarize old jobs (over 8-10 years), use bullets to highlight key achievements of more recent ones

If the beginning knocks ‘em dead, you’ll have a distinct advantage over most other candidates…who leave ‘em yawning. If the resume has ample white space between the shockingly good quanitifed accomplishments during your career, they’ll be drooling well before page two. If you don’t make them slog through your summer job at a fast food restaurant back in high school, they’ll thank you for it…and keep reading.

Third, and most important, pay the reader back. This is simple. Imagine you have a budget when you’re writing your resume. Every word you write costs, and your remaining budget gets smaller. But if you put in a crystal-clear, highly-targetd, dollar-quantified accomlishment, your remaining budget goes back UP.

Extending that analogy, your goal is give the reader your resume for free. Better yet, give the reader a profit on your resume. If you do that, you’ll be in the select group that gets interviews.

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