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The Gift of Ten Broken Hearts

Kate Phillips — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 06:54:10 +0000

The Gift of Ten Broken Hearts - a story about finding true love and abundance.

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Increase Your Good Luck and Attract More Green (Irish or Not!)

Kate Phillips — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 23:09:19 +0000

Why are some people so lucky? If you'd like to increase your luck with money this St. Patrick's Day (or any day), read this secret of millionaires. (It might not be what you think!)

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Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Fortune (a teleseminar)

Kate Phillips — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 10:21:03 +0000

What’s the real cause of financial stress and what can you do about it? Why don’t affirmations and the “Law of Attraction” always work? What are the two kinds of wealth, and why you only want ONE of them for a happy life? Join my new friend Robin Stephens and me for a teleclass on March 2nd and we’ll answer those questions and more! Robin has invited me to launch her next Healthy, Wealthy and Organized teleclass series on March 2nd. The class is free, but you can’t afford to miss it! Robin Stephens is a gifted life coach who works with (especially) women to help them increase wellness and energy create motivation achieve balance conquer their clutter and stress. (How awesome is that!?) Now Robin is helping even more busy women professionals and business owners achieve more inspired, balanced, and organized lives through her classes and products. (See www.healthywealthyandorganized.com) And that includes… this teleseminar! Here’s what’s happening: “Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Fortune Teleclass” Hosted by: Robin Stephens with Guest Expert Kate Phillips Date: March 2, 2010 Time: 5 pm PST/8 pm EST Bridge line: (605) 475-4800 Access Code: 795697# On this call, I’ll reveal the basic three-step formula for creating wealth, as well as six other essential keys for women who want to create more abundance and reverse beliefs and attitudes that sabotage their success. You’ll discover : Simple things you can do right now to alleviate financial stress The biggest key to creating abundance in your life Why affirmations and the law of attraction don’t work How emotions can feed abundance and scarcity thinking The most common beliefs that hold us back from playing a bigger game Creating a healthy relationship with money and more tips or mini-coaching call-ins as time allows! Can’t make the call? No worries.…

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Why the Law of Attraction Doesn’t Always Work

Kate Phillips — Tue, 12 May 2009 10:58:04 +0000

The secret to The Secret: How to make the law of attraction work, and why the law of attraction doesn't always seem to work. A look at the Law of Attraction, the Law of Alignment, and the voices inside our heads.

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Financial Failure: The Dark Before the Dawn

Kate Phillips — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 02:37:52 +0000

I spoke with a friend tonight who is in the process of filing for bankruptcy. She has lost her livlihood, her credit, her car, even her own place to live. After two failed business ventures followed by a health challenge that left her briefly incapacitated, she finds herself now with mountains of debt and no real income. Falling on the mercy of family and friends who have fed and sheltered her the last few months, she has retreated to an earlier profession, wrangling a few hundred dollars a month from friends and aquaintances who can afford to hire her on occasion. She has lost what most people would consider “everything.” As I spoke to my friend, I noticed a palpable shift in her since we last spoke a number of weeks ago. Was it depression? Resignation? Anger, shame, or blame? Not at all. While those emotions had become her loyal companions a few months ago, now, in her words, she has discovered “peace.” Even joy, gratitude, and new reasons for living! She talked about the the importance of “living in the present,” letting go of past regrets and future fears. She spoke of her newfound certainty that she would be alright, no matter what circumstance came her way. And she decribed her confidence that she has not been forgotten by God, but is rather sustained by a God who has been faithful through this storm. She knows the road to financial recovery could be a long one, but she is discovering how to enjoy each day to the fullest, regardless of her financial situation. Contast this to the tales we have heard the last few months in the news, of devastated fund managers and unsuccessful or unemployed executives who have chosen to end their own lives. French fund manager Thierry de la Villehuchet, a well-respected man of significant personal wealth and honorable morals, committed suicide when he learned that several of his clients’ fortunes, as well as much of…

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Heroes, Villains, and Slippery Slopes

Kate Phillips — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 14:03:09 +0000

A financial coach examines the Curious Case of Bernie Madoff and the largest financial fraud in history.

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“Financial Therapy”

Kate Phillips — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 09:19:31 +0000

“What do you do?” It’s the simplest, most basic question, one we might be asked on a daily basis. I know exactly what I do, but I’m still trying to figure out how to answer that question in a way that people can understand. In a nutshell, I help people think and feel differently about money. I help people create wealth, but not with stocks, bonds, real estate and budgets with built-in automatic saving plans. (Yes, one must have a plan, but it’s the wrong starting place.) I help people create wealth from the inside out, through transforming beliefs, attitudes, and emotions. But what am I? Sometimes I define it by describing what I’m not. We all probably know what a Financial Planner is, or perhaps we have had experience with a Financial Advisor, Financial Services Representative, or similar animal. Some work on commission, some work for fees. All have tools to help you assess your current financial situation and panic properly as you grasp the enormity of the canyon over which you must leap in order to one day retire. Most sell financial products (investments, insurance, etc.) that might assist you in reaching your goals. I took a CFP course once. I got my life insurance license. I interviewed in the financial services field. I was well on my way to a life of using tools and charts and calculators to help people plan their financial futures. But I wasn’t sleeping well. It wasn’t my calling. I knew the world didn’t need another financial planner (with all due respect to the thousands of fine financial planners who serve a genuine need to their grateful clients). I knew what I was. I couldn’t deny it. I had been one for years. It was time to just admit it. I was… A Financial Therapist. Since no self-respecting therapist would ever call themselves…

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