Free Virtual Life Coaching!

by Stacey / Create a Balance on May 1, 2008 · 19 comments

This is an experiment for all Create a Balance blog readers. If you are reading posts on this site, chances are you probably have some interest in creating a balance in your life. But interest alone is not going to do anything for you except clutter your head full of thoughts. So it is time to TAKE ACTION!

DO NOT CLICK AWAY FROM THIS SITE until you have entered your commitment to the Change a Habit Experiment as a comment on this post.

If you post your commitment to change one habit within the next 21 days, CreateaBalance.com will personally help you be accountable during your 21 day journey by providing you with
FREE VIRTUAL LIFE COACHING!

We will help you develop action plans for the challenge as well as hold you accountable for your actions. As a result, you will be one step closer to practicing the art of life balance.

So stop making excuses and sign up for this exciting free change a habit experiment today by entering your commitment as a comment on this post! Be sure to state the habit you will change in your comment.

UPDATE > June 2008 >
I’d like to thank everyone who participated in the Change a Habit Experiment. At this time, the Change a Habit Experiment is now closed. Check back to participant in our next life balance experiment. For virtual life coaching information, please email lifecoaching@createabalance.com for more details.

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1 Nadia 05.01.08 at 10:25 am

Thanks for the push. I am making a commitment to start saving money by brewing my own coffee at home. This is a hard one for me. I love my lattes. Thanks Stacey.

2 Rose 05.01.08 at 2:13 pm

I am committed to not eating fast food for the month of May. Yikes.

3 Stacey 05.01.08 at 10:47 pm

@ Nadia and Rose – Congratulations for being the first 2 people to commit to the Change a Habit Experiment. Look for an email from CreateaBalance.com that will jump start your 21 day journey. You’ll be happy you took the plunge into this exciting and convenient life balance accountability experiment.

4 Margaret 05.02.08 at 7:28 am

Sign me up! I have been struggling to change my bad habit of spending most of my evenings online in front of my computer. Truth be told…I need some accountabilty.

5 Catherine 05.03.08 at 6:18 pm

I am going to start walking 10 minutes a day. On day 22, I will start walking 20 minutes a day.

6 Jennifer 05.10.08 at 1:21 pm

I am feeling stagnant. I am a routine-oriented person, and I am starting to drive myself crazy. My goal is to break out of this rut and do one new thing every day, or do something that I always do, but in a different way.

7 Peggy 05.24.08 at 12:55 pm

I have no balance in my life, not in my parenting, work, or personal health. I like to begin by sticking to a healthy diet and excersis program.

8 Rosemary 05.28.08 at 11:34 am

Stacey, It’s me – Rosemary from the SARK training. I am jumping in with both feet to your website and this commitment. The change I intend to create is making creativity a natural and organic part of my day and my life. My commitment is to do at least one creative thing each and every day! It could be writing in my journal, doing some expressive art, brainstorming on a creative project, take an “artist’s date”, sewing, etc. Rosemary

9 Patty, mamastimeout.com host 05.29.08 at 9:08 pm

As a SAHM of two young sons, I have so many things I would love to balance…which includes family time, personal time, excercise/health, relaxation and work/online time. Any guidance in this is greatly appreciated. :)

10 Stacey 05.30.08 at 6:19 am

@All – Thank you all for sharing your commitments on CreateaBalance.com. Yeah!!!

11 Judy 06.04.08 at 9:04 pm

Stacey, I am finally back in Oklahoma and am able to get onto your site. Wow, oh, wow! Your genius is showing. What an excellent site for trying to hack out that middle path. Such interesting topics; I am looking forward to reading all your blogs new and old. Your site is so chock full of stuff that peeks my interest and also sounds so helpful. Are you burning that purple candle into the night coming up with this stuff? One could explore this site for a long time……………love it. Keep feeding the Universe with your calm and peaceful energy. There are millions of us that need it.
Quoteable Judy

12 Stacey 06.04.08 at 10:47 pm

@Quotable Judy ~ I just might need to quote you when I start of list of testimonials. Thank you for the bright and motivational comment. I’d love to hear any recommendations you may have on topics you would find particularly interesting and useful. Have you reunited w/ the characters in your book yet? I can’t wait to celebrate once it is published and shared with the world. ~Salubrious Stacey

13 shenzee 06.25.08 at 9:09 pm

This is really good for people who wants to make a change… :)

14 Life Coach Sydney 06.29.08 at 8:49 pm

It’s good to create a balance in your life. We might get distracted with too much work and forget to rest and relax with our family and loved ones.

15 Earned Wealth 08.20.08 at 12:43 am

Thanks for your article, Now there is more reason to comment than ever before! This is a great fit for our project!

16 TheLifeGym 10.01.08 at 3:03 am

Life is a balance of many things. People have to deal with a lot of things from our personal life to our professional career. In order to keep everything we do organized, we have to maintain some control in each aspect of our life…and it is only through creating a balance and getting focused are we able to handle each circumstance properly.

17 Steve's view on - life coach 10.19.08 at 7:59 am

Great idea! I coach people one-to-one and by phone, and the concept of a sytematised approach has been a personal search for me. This may well be a good step on the road towards self-empowerment for many people – without the need to spend time with a life coach….

18 emily 10.28.09 at 1:14 pm

I have been struggling through multiple challenges recently. I need to start working full time and commit to making a persistant amount of money, but can’t apply myself to do it. Whenever i’m working i freak out and get manically depressed.

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