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Officer recounts crash that left baby dangling in overturned car for 14 hours in icy river | CTV News
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Officials respond to a report of car in the Spanish Fork River near the Main Street and the Arrowhead Trail Road junction in Spanish Fork, Utah, Saturday, March 7, 2015. (AP / The Daily Herald, Sammy Jo Hester)
Brady McCombs,
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SALT LAKE CITY -- Police responding to a report from a fisherman about an overturned car in an icy Utah river were stunned to discover an 18-month-old girl dangling in a car seat inside, unconscious but alive.
They found the baby in the back seat and a woman dead in the front seat after flipping over the car. A firefighter jumped into the river and cut the car-seat straps, freeing the baby who was wearing only a flannel onesie and no hat or gloves.
Officers then formed a line in the river and handed the cold child from one person to the next until she was on the shoreline and in emergency workers' arms.
Two days later, the toddler was recovering at a hospital, though authorities still don't know exactly how she survived hanging upside-down for nearly 14 hours in frigid temperatures with no food or water.
&It's heartbreaking. Was she crying most the night?& Spanish Fork Police Officer Tyler Beddoes said. &It's a miracle. ... She was needed for sure elsewhere.&
Beddoes spoke to the woman's family and on Monday recounted the ordeal.
Police believe the crash occurred late Friday when the child's mother, 25-year-old Lynn Groesbeck, struck a cement barrier on a bridge and careened into the river in Spanish Fork, about 50 miles south of Salt Lake City.
Groesbeck had visited her parents in Salem and was about halfway back to her home in Springville when it happened, Spanish Fork police Lt. Matt Johnson said.
Investigators don't know what caused the crash, he said. There were no skid marks, and the midsize car had no signs of mechanical failures.
Police don't suspect drugs or alcohol as a factor but were awaiting toxicology results. Groesbeck might have been tired or distracted, Johnson said, adding that authorities weren't ruling anything out.
Even though the road that goes over the bridge gets plenty of traffic, no one saw the wreck because the cement barrier obstructed the view below, Johnson said.
If a fisherman hadn't chosen that river Saturday morning, it could have been several more hours before the car was found, he said.
The overturned car was perched on the bank and rocks. As the girl dangled inside, icy water rushed just below her head through broken car windows. The temperatures were near freezing throughout the night and through the morning.
&She must have been just out of the water enough to be getting oxygen,& Beddoes said.
When the four officers responded to the vehicle, they didn't know how long it had been there or who was inside.
After freeing the girl from the car, responders rushed her to an ambulance and performed CPR, Beddoes said.
On Monday, Lily Groesbeck was in stable condition and improving, according to hospital officials. Beddoes said the girl was opening her eyes and doing well.
Lynn Groesbeck was enrolled at Provo College with a goal of becoming a medical assistant, her sister Jill Sanderson told the Deseret News.
Beddoes said the family has thanked him and the other officers for helping save Lily.
&Knowing that she was trapped in there 14 hours, the cold water running through car, just blows me away,& Beddoes said.
Lynn Jennifer Groesbeck and her daughter are seen in this image from the GoFundMe page.
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Chinese fishermen no enemy of S.Korea
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Web Editor: Qian Ruisha
A Chinese fisherman was killed on Friday morning by a South Korean coast guard officer who opened fire with a pistol. According to the South Korean authorities, the Chinese fishing boat had crossed the border to fish in South Korean sea waters, and the tragedy took place when the fisherman "resisted" the coast guards' attempt to seize the boat.
Conflicts between Chinese fishermen and South Korean coast guard officers have been occurring for a long time. In 2012, a Chinese fisherman was killed by a rubber bullet fired by the South Korean coast guard. This time, it was a real bullet that killed the fisherman.
Even if the Chinese boat did cross the border as the South Korean side alleged, and the fisherman did "resist" the South Korean coast guard operation, should the officers have fired real bullets and killed him? Some people in South Korea may think that by doing this the law enforcers could look "awesome." But have they considered the feelings of the Chinese people?
Both sides must be extremely careful when firing up public sentiment against the other side.
China has never encouraged its people to fish on the South Korean side. On the contrary, the authorities have always tried to persuade the fishermen to abide by the law.
For some reason, the fishermen insist on trying their chances. The sea territory is different from that of the land, it is possible the fishermen's awareness of maritime rights and obligations is not as clear as that of the land border. However, if the South Korean authorities use force too harshly and promptly, they will have gone even further astray than the fishermen.
The Chinese government needs to further educate its fishermen to follow laws. But the South Korean coast guard should also be aware that the sea border between China and South Korea is not the same as the "38th Parallel" dividing the two Koreas. As long as the Chinese fishermen did not threaten the coast guard officers' lives, the officers should not have fired a real bullet into the fisherman's heart.
These fishermen are, at most, violators of economic laws, or might have resisted law enforcement to some degree. But the fishermen are not terrorists. They are people who make a living on the sea. They are not the enemy of South Korea.
The South Korean government should take Sino-Korean relations into account, investigate the incident and punish the officer according to the law, so as to give the Chinese people a convincing answer to the fisherman's death.
We hope this incident is only an unexpected accident, not a "standard response" for Chinese fishermen who might have crossed the border.
We also wish to see a reasonable and restrained South Korea instead of a country with rising nationalistic flames.
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to be charmed and manipulated for us to get what we wanted. We learned to do that. It became second nature.
trying to make a difference.
5. Learn to be the problem.
you're the solution. This is not about self-blame and guilt. It's about always becoming the solution.
6. Convert the &How to& into the &Want to.&
7. Change your definition of optimism.
8. Convert reacting to creating.
The coaching school of the future...is a school of NO FEAR:
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It means that we invest.
things we pay the most attention to flourish.
Brian Johnson (with
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giver of joy to many thousands of his readers, viewers and subscribers.
Brian was featured in
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He is the author of one
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and you can find out
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As Brian says, &Isn't
it a bit odd that we went from science to math to history but somehow missed
the class on how to live?&
We could always just
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solution. Why not just provide that missing piece? Why not create email messages
and cool YouTube dramatizations of the best philosophy and positive psychology
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In my wealth warrior
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on the subject of wealth and creativity... it costs a membership fee to be in
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ENJOY| by Brian Johnson
&This is the manner of noble souls: they do not want to
least of all, life. Whoever is of the mob wants to
we others, however, to whom life gave itself, we always think
about what we might best give in return... One should not wish to enjoy where
one does not give joy.&  
                          ~ Friedrich Nietzsche from Thus Spoke Zarathustra
 I absolutely love that.
Imagine a life in
which we seek to GIVE joy.
A life in which we
enter relationships to GIVE joy. A life in which we work to GIVE joy.
Can you even imagine
how much we would ENjoy that?!!? Stunning... To giving full expression to the
highest within us!!
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&You grieve, you learn,  
You choke, you learn,  
You laugh, you learn,  
You choose, you learn,  
You pray, you learn,  
You ask, you learn,  
You live, you learn.&
~ Alanis Morissette
love about the lyric of Alanis is that it describes so well the third category of
experience identified by Nassim Nicholas Taleb as anti-fragile.
first two categories are 1) fragile and 2) resilient. When a box is marked &FRAGILE&
that means it breaks easily and is vulnerable to shocks.
second category, resilient (sometimes called robust), means that it can
withstand a shock. If you ship champagne glasses mark the box fragile.
If you ship a bowling ball you don't have to mark the box because it is resilient.
people live their lives in the first two categories. And by most, I mean 99%
because they do not even know of a third possibility. That's why there is no word
for it.  
That's
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package bearing something antifragile would be marked &BENEFITS FROM
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fire benefits from a strong wind. It is not resilient to the wind, it
grows from it.
people are either fragile or resilient to rejection...to hearing a NO. They
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should we live our lives in the first two categories only? Either fragile and
vulnerable (a weak victim) or resilient, and withstanding things (a stoic
a candle in the wind, when the very real possibility is to grow like a forest
not find such a fire in my heart?
You don't have to make all the difficult &decisions you think you have to make.
You can choose instead.
Choosing is bolder and cleaner.
You can do it in a nanosecond.
Decisions are messy and filled with second-guessing and
self-doubt.
So many of my coaching clients come to me inside the agony
of Trying to Decide something. They don't know how to decide. Would I please
decide for them?
Live for them? Love for them? Breathe for them?
My life changed completely when I learned to live at the
level of choice. It became fun.
Let me tell you where I first saw this most clearly.
I was giving a seminar and I had brought in my good friend, Lindsay Brady. People knew Lindsay because of
his great book &on hypnotherapy.
Not only is Lindsay is a hypnotherapist but he is also &a very profound philosopher who understands
the interplay &between the brain and the
mind better than just about anyone &in
the world.
As he was talking to my group, one of the younger people &in the group raised his hand. Lindsay had just
done a really &great presentation on how
the mind works and he had done a &demonstration
and this young man raised his hand and said, "I I don't
know what to do with my future. I have a
feeling that you could really help me. I really have a sense that you know how I can make my
decision. &I don't know what to do. I
don't know how to decide. I've got this
opportunity and that…"
...and he explained a few options he had and a few places &he could go career-wise and things he could
do, but he didn't &know how to make the
right decision! He didn't know what to do.
At least that's what he was telling Lindsay at the time.
Remember there's a real red flag here--I don't know how to
decide, &I don't know what to do, I don't
know who to call. Listen for those. Listen
for them in yourself. When you tell yourself "I don't know how to, I don't know what to, I don't know who to,
notice that you're not telling yourself
the truth and you are keeping yourself stuck.
So, this person tried to tell Lindsay that he didn't know
how to decide, &he didn't know what to
"What should I do?" he said.
Lindsay stared at him for a second and then he said, one
He said "choose."
Now that was very profound because the room grew silent, and
the person &who was asking Lindsay just
stared at him like a deer in the headlights &and then he got a big smile on his face
because he could really see it-- That's it! &That's what I haven't done!
What I've seen in my own life and in the lives of my
clients, is that people aren't
choosing and so they are stuck. They are wavering between not knowing what
to do and not knowing &who to call and
not knowing how to do something.
And it's simply not choosing.
I was working with a very brilliant woman who had a
tremendous business and wonderful
employees and a great service she was presenting to the world. But the business
itself was losing a little money every month and she didn't know how or why and she hired
me to coach her and she said, "I know how to do what I do, but I don't
know how to run a business."
Fortunately I had received this distinction called choosing
by that time, so I was able to say,
"No that's not really true. It's not that you don't know how to run a business. You have not chosen to
run your business. That's all there is and by the way that's good news."
See it's not a way to shame someone--this is not a way to
shame someone &into thinking, "Oh
look what I do, I trap myself, I keep myself stuck by &lying to myself and pretending I'm impotent
and powerless."
That's not what this is about.
This is about freedom. This is about finding the freedom in
choosing. Because it's action instead of agony.
Even if you make the "wrong" choice, you are better
off &because there's so much to learn
from that.
Then she said, "I have not chosen to acquire and use
the knowledge necessary to run my own business well. I've chosen not to. I've chosen out. I've opted out." And
when she saw that, she said "Oh,
yeah. You are right. I've never wanted to do that. I've always hoped someone else could do that
Well, that's a possibility… if you've found the right
person, but what she could now see was
there wasn't this lack of knowledge she thought she had, because that's where
people go wrong. &They walk around and
they say to themselves, "I don't know how to &do this, I don't know how to do that" and
it's infantile.
Nathaniel Branden, the great psychologist, once said,
"Suffering &is the easiest thing human
beings do." It's the easiest place to go. &Suffering. I am suffering from my lack of
knowledge. I'm really suffering. &I don't
know what to do.
I get e-mails all the time saying, "I need you to coach
me. I don't know &what to do. I need you
to coach me, I don't know how to get clients, I need &you to coach me, I don't know how to succeed,
I don't know how to be happy, don't know
how to do this, I don't know how to make my business work," and that, by
the way, is never, ever true.
This person is simply not choosing something.
And if I do end up working with them, we move out of the I
don't know how, we move out of this false knowledge problem and we move
into the freedom and the power of
When he was young and lost in career indecision Lindsay
Brady found his career by going through an entire Yellow Pages book and
circling the professions and services
that struck a chord with him.
When he got to the H's he saw "Hypnotherapy" and
being curious, he circled it. After
looking into it he learned self-hypnosis to cure himself of various fears and weak habits. He was so successful at that he
went to school and took up the profession
and never looked back.
Notice that there was no decision necessary, he just CHOSE!
He had also circled beekeeper and airplane pilot, and after
securing his profession as a hypnotherapist, he mastered those other two hobbies
as well. By choosing to.
I can coach you in this choosing stuff too. How much would
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WHO ARE YOU TO WRITE A BOOK ABOUT WOMEN?
woman sounded angry when she asked me that. Or maybe I should say seemed angry,
since it was in an email, in response to a blog I wrote that mentioned I was
working on a book called Why Women Rule: The Rise of the Female Warrior.
to think about that question. Who was I to write a book about women? My first
answer I typed to her, would not be the right answer because it contained an
accidental obscenity, so I didn't send it. I used the backspace button to
delete it. Besides, everybody says that obscene stuff these days in response to
the slightest provocation, and I don't want to be like everybody else just to
look trendy.
I to write about women? Well! I had a mother. Is that good enough? Well, maybe
not. Everyone has had a mother. So I'm not exactly an outlier there.
two sisters. I have three daughters. I have a wife. I have women clients. My
favorite philosopher/spiritual advisor is Byron Katie, a woman. And I cheer for
Jennifer Lawrence every time she picks up her bow and arrow in The Hunger Games.
I have always rejected the excessively tribal claims that only women can write
about women, only blacks can write about blacks, only dwarves can write about
dwarves, and on and on. If we have too much more of that tribal isolation no
one will be bonding with anyone else ever again. It will just be islands of
isolation and tribal rage.
forgot one of my best qualifications: my grandmother was a woman. She was a
hero of mine, and a role model. She never hated anyone. When she didn't like
someone she would always say they were &insignificant.& Sometimes she
would say, &He's the most insignificant man I know of!&
grandmother was not tribal, either. If the boys (her sons and grandson) were in
her living room watching a football game, she would poke her head out from the
kitchen and ask, &Who's the underdog?& We would shout back who the
underdog was in the game, and she would say, &That's who I want to
always for the underdog. But it made no sense to her tribal boys.
&Who's
the underdog?& she would say, as we watched our Arizona Wildcats play New
Mexico!& we would shout.
I hope New Mexico wins,& she would say.
We couldn't understand it. &They're playing Arizona!&
&They're
the underdog, that's why.&
Grandma! You live in Arizona, your children and grandchildren went to the
University of Arizona.&
doesn't matter. I hope New Mexico wins.&
loyalty was always to the underdog. Ours was to our own exclusive tribe. Her
heart was bigger. Her ego was smaller. Her anger (the ultimate result of tribal
loyalty) was almost non-existent.
my hero. But who am I to write about women?
answer? I don't care who I am. I am insignificant.
&If I can stop one
heart from breaking,
I sh If I can ease one life the aching,
or cool one pain, or help one fainting robin unto his nest again,
I shall not live in vain.&
                                      ~ Emily Dickinson  
I've had the pleasure of
helping Jonathan Keyser edit his upcoming book on how he converted from a
self-centered, egotistical life of seeking business success, to a life of selfless
The book inspired me to
search for a quote that best described Jonathan's heart and soul. That's the
quote you see up there from Emily Dickinson.
It sure doesn't look
like a quote that has anything to do with business.
Which is why it is
perfect, because Jonathan and his team of like-minded, service-obsessed commercial
real estate consultants do not do business in a normal way.
For example, let's take
a look at their operating principles that the team co-authored for itself. And
before you allow yourself to be pleasantly stunned by these, what's even more
impressive to me is how his team continuously imprints these by reading them
aloud at meetings and reporting back to each other about how they are being
lived out there in the real world:
1. We SERVE our clients, partners, and each other fully, selflessly
and completely and only involve ourselves in projects, activities and
conversations that can truly add value to another individual. We are known by one
word….SERVICE…and we live the statement: “It is not about me.”
2. We outwork our competition and win as a result. We work
relentlessly, tirelessly, and passionately towards our cause and do not allow
ourselves to be distracted, discouraged, or deterred from our mission by
ANYTHING, no matter how enticing it may appear.
3. We encourage bold action and are not afraid of making a mistake.
We never punish mistakes, but rather embrace them because to fear mistakes
makes a person timid, and keeps them out of bold, fearless, massive action
which is precisely where value is created.
4. We always do our best, and produce more than our clients request
or expect every single time. We provide the highest quality service, materials,
and deliverables to our clients and partners, and nothing is ever done
half-ass. Everything is done to the very best of our potential.
5. We expect to win every single time. Period. We do this because we
think and act as we truly are…the best in the business. No one delivers greater
service or quality representation than our team. We are the BEST and we honor
ourselves by being and doing our best.
6. We are one team, and each person plays an integral role. Together
we are more successful than we would be on our own, and we honor the importance
of everyone’s contribution. We each serve a critical team function, and no team
member is superior to another.
7. We give first, fully and exuberantly, knowing that if we focus on
giving and truly seeking opportunities to help others in real, tangible ways,
then we experience true joy and fulfillment in our own lives, and as a side
benefit, experience resounding success as well.
8. We always follow through with the commitments we make…always.
People can rely on us because we do what we say we will do, and when we see
that we cannot, we quickly clean it up. We are our word, and as a result, what
we speak into existence actually occurs for us.
9. We have fun with what we do, and with the members of the team.
This is a mission we are thrilled to be a part of, and we won’t take on a
client unless it will be fun for everyone. Nothing is worth sacrificing our
happiness over, and so we are lighthearted and playful in all we do.
10. We invest in our own self-improvement, always striving for greater
awareness of ourselves and our creator, for we know that as we align with our
true identity and remain focused on our purpose that the power within us will
manifest and create our highest potential.
11. We are a family, and always protect and serve each other. In love,
we hold each other accountable through authentic, honest, and kind discussion.
We are a tight knit brotherhood, and we love and care for each member of the
team at all times because they are family.
12. We are 100% coachable. We do not resist feedback, we are never
defensive, and we look deep within ourselves to find where feedback could be
even partially true. We find great value in the perspective of others and are
fully committed to the consensus of the team.
13. We are 100% present in all that we do. We commit all of our mental
energy to what we’re creating and do not allow ourselves to be distracted by
Anything (technology, other people, or our own thoughts). We are fully present,
and thus maximize every action and interaction.
14. We are disruptive, we embrace change, and we are forward thinking
in all that we do. We continuously explore and integrate new tools and
innovations, to maximize personal responsiveness & efficiency, and provide
best-in-class service to each and every client.
15. We are strong, healthy and fit. We value and respect our bodies
with regular exercise and proper nutrition, knowing it increases productivity,
confidence and well being. We care for ourselves, and as a result, discipline
flows into every aspect of our lives.
Jonathan Keyser has not
created some kind of blue sky ideal future scene for his team and him to live
toward. I know the man (he and I share the same transformational unstoppable
coach). Keyser's principles are a description of how he lives NOW. He's
performed this way for quite some time, in fact, and is now devoted to teaching
his team, and even beyond his team..... (when his book comes out) the entire
world the profitable results of living for service.
I received a quote from
Brian Johnson this week that made me think of Jonathan and the company they
call Keyser:
“A path is only a path, and there is no
affront, to oneself or to others, in dropping it if that is what your heart
tells you . . . Look at every path closely and deliberately. Try it as many
times as you think necessary. Then ask yourself alone, one question . . . Does
this path have a heart? If it does, if it doesn't it is of no
use.”                                                                    ~ Carlos Castaneda
The Business Jounal had
a great little article on Keyser that you will want to read, .
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Officials respond to a report of car in the Spanish Fork River near the Main Street and the Arrowhead Trail Road junction in Spanish Fork, Utah, Saturday, March 7, 2015. (AP / The Daily Herald, Sammy Jo Hester)
Brady McCombs,
The Associated Press
SALT LAKE CITY -- Police responding to a report from a fisherman about an overturned car in an icy Utah river were stunned to discover an 18-month-old girl dangling in a car seat inside, unconscious but alive.
They found the baby in the back seat and a woman dead in the front seat after flipping over the car. A firefighter jumped into the river and cut the car-seat straps, freeing the baby who was wearing only a flannel onesie and no hat or gloves.
Officers then formed a line in the river and handed the cold child from one person to the next until she was on the shoreline and in emergency workers' arms.
Two days later, the toddler was recovering at a hospital, though authorities still don't know exactly how she survived hanging upside-down for nearly 14 hours in frigid temperatures with no food or water.
&It's heartbreaking. Was she crying most the night?& Spanish Fork Police Officer Tyler Beddoes said. &It's a miracle. ... She was needed for sure elsewhere.&
Beddoes spoke to the woman's family and on Monday recounted the ordeal.
Police believe the crash occurred late Friday when the child's mother, 25-year-old Lynn Groesbeck, struck a cement barrier on a bridge and careened into the river in Spanish Fork, about 50 miles south of Salt Lake City.
Groesbeck had visited her parents in Salem and was about halfway back to her home in Springville when it happened, Spanish Fork police Lt. Matt Johnson said.
Investigators don't know what caused the crash, he said. There were no skid marks, and the midsize car had no signs of mechanical failures.
Police don't suspect drugs or alcohol as a factor but were awaiting toxicology results. Groesbeck might have been tired or distracted, Johnson said, adding that authorities weren't ruling anything out.
Even though the road that goes over the bridge gets plenty of traffic, no one saw the wreck because the cement barrier obstructed the view below, Johnson said.
If a fisherman hadn't chosen that river Saturday morning, it could have been several more hours before the car was found, he said.
The overturned car was perched on the bank and rocks. As the girl dangled inside, icy water rushed just below her head through broken car windows. The temperatures were near freezing throughout the night and through the morning.
&She must have been just out of the water enough to be getting oxygen,& Beddoes said.
When the four officers responded to the vehicle, they didn't know how long it had been there or who was inside.
After freeing the girl from the car, responders rushed her to an ambulance and performed CPR, Beddoes said.
On Monday, Lily Groesbeck was in stable condition and improving, according to hospital officials. Beddoes said the girl was opening her eyes and doing well.
Lynn Groesbeck was enrolled at Provo College with a goal of becoming a medical assistant, her sister Jill Sanderson told the Deseret News.
Beddoes said the family has thanked him and the other officers for helping save Lily.
&Knowing that she was trapped in there 14 hours, the cold water running through car, just blows me away,& Beddoes said.
Lynn Jennifer Groesbeck and her daughter are seen in this image from the GoFundMe page.
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Cards in set
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Set number
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Theme Decks
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HeartGold & SoulSilver (Japanese: ハートゴールドコレクション ? ソウルシルバーコレクション HeartGold Collection · SoulSilver Collection) is the name given to the first main expansion of cards from the English HeartGold & SoulSilver Series of the . The Japanese release is the first of the LEGEND era. The set brings several new mechanics and features to the game.
Pokémon are the heart and soul of any great Pokémon Trainer, and now is your chance to catch some of the greatest Pokémon of all time! With new kinds of cards that will change the way you play—like Pokémon Prime and the astonishing Pokémon LEGENDs Ho-Oh and Lugia—plus lots of Trainer cards that will accelerate your game and select Energy cards with a brand-new look, the HeartGold & SoulSilver expansion will get you started on your journey to greatness!
HeartGold & SoulSilver is the first expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game series of the same name, though often shortened to HGSS (the same abbreviation is also used for the expansion itself). Based on
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and , which had to be included for 's sake). In Japan, the expansion heralded the start of the Pokémon Card Game LEGEND era.
HeartGold & SoulSilver was the first expansion to use a revamped card design, which included multiple changes:
The card border is now gold and silver as opposed to yellow.
The illustrator's bar, the Pokémon stage bar and the Pokédex data strip all include tinges of gold.
The evolution circle returns to the extreme top-left of the card. The stage name strip is extended further to the left due to this.
An unfinished circle is present on Basic Pokémon cards where the evolution circle would be present on Stage 1 and 2 Pokémon cards.
The flavor text area has been compressed further down with the illustrator's bar shortened in length to compensate.
The top-right corner is now gold and silver to display the Hit Points more prominently.
The weakness and resistance bar no longer has the swooshes featured since Neo Genesis.
HeartGold & SoulSilver also introduced two new mechanics, as well as discontinuing two other mechanics.
are no longer present, the latter due to the removal of levels on the cards. Pokémon LV.X were replaced by a new mechanic in the form of
(Great Pokémon in Japan), Pokémon that are considerably rarer and more powerful than any of their regular counterparts. Pokémon Prime do not play home to any new mechanics: they do not have special names, there are no drawbacks to their use and they evolve the same as any other Pokémon. They have a holographic gold border, much like the silver border of Pokémon LV.X and
before them, and additional graphics around the illustration box and the card name (which is also holographic gold). They also lack Pokédex data in order to free up space for more Pokémon Powers and attacks.
The second new mechanic to be introduced by the set was , named after the series in Japan. Pokémon LEGEND are comprised of two cards - a top half and a bottom half - and can include either one or two Pokémon. They can be put into play only during the game itself and only when both halves of the card are ready to be played at the same time. To compensate for their higher-than-average HP and stronger attacks, there are two drawbacks to playing Pokémon LEGEND cards: both halves of the card have the same name, so only two of each half can be used in a 60-card deck. Also, Pokémon LEGEND cards depicting two Pokémon cause the opponent to take two Prize cards upon their defeat, much like with Pokémon-ex. Pokémon LEGEND cards are entirely holographic and three-quarters of the overall card is comprised of the illustration.
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Japan's set also introduced a type of card that had been present in English regions since the launch of
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This expansion marks the first instance in the TCG in which one generation of cards has included t these are referred to as the DP Series, the PL Series and the HGSS Series (Pokémon Card Game DP, DPt and LEGEND respectively in Japan).
The card revamp for this series of expansions marks only the second time in the TCG that the card layout has been revamped mid-generation, following the shift from Neo to e-Card in Generation II.
Six evolutionary items are featured in multiple different artworks from the expansion:
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These basic energy cards are also reprinted in
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Chinese fishermen no enemy of S.Korea
Global Times
Web Editor: Qian Ruisha
A Chinese fisherman was killed on Friday morning by a South Korean coast guard officer who opened fire with a pistol. According to the South Korean authorities, the Chinese fishing boat had crossed the border to fish in South Korean sea waters, and the tragedy took place when the fisherman "resisted" the coast guards' attempt to seize the boat.
Conflicts between Chinese fishermen and South Korean coast guard officers have been occurring for a long time. In 2012, a Chinese fisherman was killed by a rubber bullet fired by the South Korean coast guard. This time, it was a real bullet that killed the fisherman.
Even if the Chinese boat did cross the border as the South Korean side alleged, and the fisherman did "resist" the South Korean coast guard operation, should the officers have fired real bullets and killed him? Some people in South Korea may think that by doing this the law enforcers could look "awesome." But have they considered the feelings of the Chinese people?
Both sides must be extremely careful when firing up public sentiment against the other side.
China has never encouraged its people to fish on the South Korean side. On the contrary, the authorities have always tried to persuade the fishermen to abide by the law.
For some reason, the fishermen insist on trying their chances. The sea territory is different from that of the land, it is possible the fishermen's awareness of maritime rights and obligations is not as clear as that of the land border. However, if the South Korean authorities use force too harshly and promptly, they will have gone even further astray than the fishermen.
The Chinese government needs to further educate its fishermen to follow laws. But the South Korean coast guard should also be aware that the sea border between China and South Korea is not the same as the "38th Parallel" dividing the two Koreas. As long as the Chinese fishermen did not threaten the coast guard officers' lives, the officers should not have fired a real bullet into the fisherman's heart.
These fishermen are, at most, violators of economic laws, or might have resisted law enforcement to some degree. But the fishermen are not terrorists. They are people who make a living on the sea. They are not the enemy of South Korea.
The South Korean government should take Sino-Korean relations into account, investigate the incident and punish the officer according to the law, so as to give the Chinese people a convincing answer to the fisherman's death.
We hope this incident is only an unexpected accident, not a "standard response" for Chinese fishermen who might have crossed the border.
We also wish to see a reasonable and restrained South Korea instead of a country with rising nationalistic flames.
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                                                   LONDON CALLING!
tag-teaming and harmonizing the LIVE Cirque de Prospe stage version of The Prosperous Coach come to London, England, July 19 and 20.
“Life is this simple: we are living in a world that is absolutely transparent and the divine is shining through it all the time. This is not just a nice story or a fable, it is true. ”
remains clear and empty of all future considerations.
Everything got put off in the name of perfectionism.  The future soon became the perfect time to do everything! Nothing was bold or joyfully created anymore.
New life and energy come in. Life becomes a great game and everything important is handled right now on the spot. Like a ball coming over the volleyball net.
increases that fear. Soon we are nothing but heavy minds weighing down on weary brains. Too much future will do that. Only a warrior's  approach will solve this. A warrior takes his sword to the future.
Non-linear time management stops all that weary nonsensical treading on the road to one's destiny. Rather than worming along horizontally you will simply rise up. Your life can now become vertical. Now you won't postpone challenges, you'll rise to them. You'll become a warrior.
"I come from the deep, Deep South, the low country, hot and moist, Spanish moss dripping off live oak trees, lazy dogs draped across dirt roads, catfish on strings caught at the demand shrimp boats leaving the dock before sunrise. &I come from ballroom classes, and finishing schools where I was taught how to cross my ankles coyly in a pretty ruffled dress, the perfect hair, yes, taught to be picked like a flower and worn on a man’s arm."
"I come from debutante balls and country clubs where dance cards are filled by a committee, bands play behind greenery so they can’t look upon society’s elite. &I come from Catholic pews, the kind of family togetherness that suffocates, shrimp and grits, South Carolina peaches, Frogmore stew, lightening bug magic on steamy summer frog-singing mating-call nights that give life to my art, make it possible to sit by a river painting the low country fisherman, creek talking, Lord praising, heart swelling, connecting souls with mud, ocean, sky and birds, joyous in our work together."
In person. &Live. The name of the show is Magic Mystery Mischief.
Malibu, CALIFORNIA
Briggs Whiteford
And if you block it, it will never exist through any other medium and it will be lost. The world will not have it. It is not your business to determine how good it is nor how valuable nor how it compares with other expressions. It is your business to keep it yours clearly and directly, to keep the channel open. You do not even have to believe in yourself or your work. You have to keep yourself open and aware to the urges that motivate you. Keep the channel open...."
to be charmed and manipulated for us to get what we wanted. We learned to do that. It became second nature.
trying to make a difference.
5. Learn to be the problem.
you're the solution. This is not about self-blame and guilt. It's about always becoming the solution.
6. Convert the &How to& into the &Want to.&
7. Change your definition of optimism.
8. Convert reacting to creating.
The coaching school of the future...is a school of NO FEAR:
The new coaching prosperity school (Advanced Client Systems) is 85% full.... if you want to sign up before it fills, email me ASAP.
~ Nadia Boulanger
It means that we invest.
things we pay the most attention to flourish.
Brian Johnson (with
Alexandra and little Emerson pictured above) is a philosopher and
giver of joy to many thousands of his readers, viewers and subscribers.
Brian was featured in
the fantastic and highly-recommended movie, , a documentary about
Joseph Campbell and the hero's journey we all (consciously or unconsciously) take
in this life.
He is the author of one
of my favorite books, ,
and you can find out
more about his colorful life and many offerings (some at no charge) at
As Brian says, &Isn't
it a bit odd that we went from science to math to history but somehow missed
the class on how to live?&
We could always just
wring our hands and curse the educational system. But Brian has a better
solution. Why not just provide that missing piece? Why not create email messages
and cool YouTube dramatizations of the best philosophy and positive psychology
in the world for everyone to learn and use? He has done that. His work is
mind-blowingly thorough and easy to grasp.
In my wealth warrior
inner circle members listen as I interview a new dynamic hot thinker each month
on the subject of wealth and creativity... it costs a membership fee to be in
that group, so I don't share the webinars. Or at least I usually don't.
But this once, I am
going to. Because this one was so extraordinary and inspiring and game-changing
and life-changing for people in the group that they are sending it all
around the world and the internet ... so here it is for you:  
....and here is a recent
message from Brian and En*Theos:
ENJOY| by Brian Johnson
&This is the manner of noble souls: they do not want to
least of all, life. Whoever is of the mob wants to
we others, however, to whom life gave itself, we always think
about what we might best give in return... One should not wish to enjoy where
one does not give joy.&  
                          ~ Friedrich Nietzsche from Thus Spoke Zarathustra
 I absolutely love that.
Imagine a life in
which we seek to GIVE joy.
A life in which we
enter relationships to GIVE joy. A life in which we work to GIVE joy.
Can you even imagine
how much we would ENjoy that?!!? Stunning... To giving full expression to the
highest within us!!
~ Brian Johnson
&You grieve, you learn,  
You choke, you learn,  
You laugh, you learn,  
You choose, you learn,  
You pray, you learn,  
You ask, you learn,  
You live, you learn.&
~ Alanis Morissette
love about the lyric of Alanis is that it describes so well the third category of
experience identified by Nassim Nicholas Taleb as anti-fragile.
first two categories are 1) fragile and 2) resilient. When a box is marked &FRAGILE&
that means it breaks easily and is vulnerable to shocks.
second category, resilient (sometimes called robust), means that it can
withstand a shock. If you ship champagne glasses mark the box fragile.
If you ship a bowling ball you don't have to mark the box because it is resilient.
people live their lives in the first two categories. And by most, I mean 99%
because they do not even know of a third possibility. That's why there is no word
for it.  
That's
why Taleb had to invent the word antifragile.  
package bearing something antifragile would be marked &BENEFITS FROM
candle is fragile to a strong wind. The wind blows the candle out. But a forest
fire benefits from a strong wind. It is not resilient to the wind, it
grows from it.
people are either fragile or resilient to rejection...to hearing a NO. They
either get upset and depressed (fragile) or they learn to be okay with it...to
withstand it without being upset (resilient).
there is that 1% who have learned to benefit from a NO.  
They learn
from it.  
grow from it.  
even welcome it. They are anti-fragile now, and they are powerful as a forest
true with divorce. Most people are only seeing the possibility of the first two
categories. They are either devastated and depressed over their break-up
(fragile to it), OR they have learned to &get through it,& withstand
it and survive (resilient).
what if there were a third category?
what if we could learn to go there?
Allison Pescosolido
Pescosolido has created that third possibility for people &going
through& divorce.  
calls it a reframe.
when you have done her intensive program, you are no longer merely resilient to
your divorce.
stronger for it.  
have reframed every aspect of it. You have used it now to improve dating skills,
improve your sense of freedom and maturity, and to strengthen your independence
and your capacity to apply your love to all of life.
calls it DIVORCE DETOX and you can find her here: .
own world I work with a lot of coaches. I had a coaching prosperity school for
years. Today I have a very intensive three-day workshop that I put on with master
coach Rich Litvin that teaches coaches to move out of the first two categories into
the third. The next seminar is May 17 - 19 in Los Angeles....Marina del Rey,
actually. If you are a coach whose career, practice and prosperity have been
going from fragile to resilient, you can register here to begin your move to
antifragile in the category of prosperity: .
should we live our lives in the first two categories only? Either fragile and
vulnerable (a weak victim) or resilient, and withstanding things (a stoic
a candle in the wind, when the very real possibility is to grow like a forest
not find such a fire in my heart?
You don't have to make all the difficult &decisions you think you have to make.
You can choose instead.
Choosing is bolder and cleaner.
You can do it in a nanosecond.
Decisions are messy and filled with second-guessing and
self-doubt.
So many of my coaching clients come to me inside the agony
of Trying to Decide something. They don't know how to decide. Would I please
decide for them?
Live for them? Love for them? Breathe for them?
My life changed completely when I learned to live at the
level of choice. It became fun.
Let me tell you where I first saw this most clearly.
I was giving a seminar and I had brought in my good friend, Lindsay Brady. People knew Lindsay because of
his great book &on hypnotherapy.
Not only is Lindsay is a hypnotherapist but he is also &a very profound philosopher who understands
the interplay &between the brain and the
mind better than just about anyone &in
the world.
As he was talking to my group, one of the younger people &in the group raised his hand. Lindsay had just
done a really &great presentation on how
the mind works and he had done a &demonstration
and this young man raised his hand and said, "I I don't
know what to do with my future. I have a
feeling that you could really help me. I really have a sense that you know how I can make my
decision. &I don't know what to do. I
don't know how to decide. I've got this
opportunity and that…"
...and he explained a few options he had and a few places &he could go career-wise and things he could
do, but he didn't &know how to make the
right decision! He didn't know what to do.
At least that's what he was telling Lindsay at the time.
Remember there's a real red flag here--I don't know how to
decide, &I don't know what to do, I don't
know who to call. Listen for those. Listen
for them in yourself. When you tell yourself "I don't know how to, I don't know what to, I don't know who to,
notice that you're not telling yourself
the truth and you are keeping yourself stuck.
So, this person tried to tell Lindsay that he didn't know
how to decide, &he didn't know what to
"What should I do?" he said.
Lindsay stared at him for a second and then he said, one
He said "choose."
Now that was very profound because the room grew silent, and
the person &who was asking Lindsay just
stared at him like a deer in the headlights &and then he got a big smile on his face
because he could really see it-- That's it! &That's what I haven't done!
What I've seen in my own life and in the lives of my
clients, is that people aren't
choosing and so they are stuck. They are wavering between not knowing what
to do and not knowing &who to call and
not knowing how to do something.
And it's simply not choosing.
I was working with a very brilliant woman who had a
tremendous business and wonderful
employees and a great service she was presenting to the world. But the business
itself was losing a little money every month and she didn't know how or why and she hired
me to coach her and she said, "I know how to do what I do, but I don't
know how to run a business."
Fortunately I had received this distinction called choosing
by that time, so I was able to say,
"No that's not really true. It's not that you don't know how to run a business. You have not chosen to
run your business. That's all there is and by the way that's good news."
See it's not a way to shame someone--this is not a way to
shame someone &into thinking, "Oh
look what I do, I trap myself, I keep myself stuck by &lying to myself and pretending I'm impotent
and powerless."
That's not what this is about.
This is about freedom. This is about finding the freedom in
choosing. Because it's action instead of agony.
Even if you make the "wrong" choice, you are better
off &because there's so much to learn
from that.
Then she said, "I have not chosen to acquire and use
the knowledge necessary to run my own business well. I've chosen not to. I've chosen out. I've opted out." And
when she saw that, she said "Oh,
yeah. You are right. I've never wanted to do that. I've always hoped someone else could do that
Well, that's a possibility… if you've found the right
person, but what she could now see was
there wasn't this lack of knowledge she thought she had, because that's where
people go wrong. &They walk around and
they say to themselves, "I don't know how to &do this, I don't know how to do that" and
it's infantile.
Nathaniel Branden, the great psychologist, once said,
"Suffering &is the easiest thing human
beings do." It's the easiest place to go. &Suffering. I am suffering from my lack of
knowledge. I'm really suffering. &I don't
know what to do.
I get e-mails all the time saying, "I need you to coach
me. I don't know &what to do. I need you
to coach me, I don't know how to get clients, I need &you to coach me, I don't know how to succeed,
I don't know how to be happy, don't know
how to do this, I don't know how to make my business work," and that, by
the way, is never, ever true.
This person is simply not choosing something.
And if I do end up working with them, we move out of the I
don't know how, we move out of this false knowledge problem and we move
into the freedom and the power of
When he was young and lost in career indecision Lindsay
Brady found his career by going through an entire Yellow Pages book and
circling the professions and services
that struck a chord with him.
When he got to the H's he saw "Hypnotherapy" and
being curious, he circled it. After
looking into it he learned self-hypnosis to cure himself of various fears and weak habits. He was so successful at that he
went to school and took up the profession
and never looked back.
Notice that there was no decision necessary, he just CHOSE!
He had also circled beekeeper and airplane pilot, and after
securing his profession as a hypnotherapist, he mastered those other two hobbies
as well. By choosing to.
I can coach you in this choosing stuff too. How much would
it cost you for that?& For at least 20 hours of work with me?& Ninety-nine
dollars if you do it this way:
CHOICES for a More Powerful YOU includes the
following downloadable mp3 audio programs by Steve Chandler:
Are You a DOER or a FEELER?
We all have a choice to be a “Doer” or a “Feeler.” Steve shows how
the mind, body and spirit are intertwined and how we can move beyond feelings-inspired
resistance and build more DOING into our lives.
“I don’t know what to do” and “I don’t know how to do it” are common
complaint-themes in people’s lives. Transform the “I don’t know” lie by choosing.
Yes, it really is that simple. Learn how to use the power of choosing to move
out of stagnation and into action.
Expectation vs. Agreement
Creating agreements works wonders. Up-vibe your personal and professional relationships
by learning to create agreements instead of expecting others to do things (and
then being disappointed when they don’t).
Information vs. Transformation
Break free from “information addiction” by applying, testing and
experimenting with what you’ve learned. Step out of your comfort zone and into
transformation. Steve shares his own experiences of transformation-based
Is It a Dream or a Project?
Steve shows how we can get what we want by cultivating a mindset of choosing.
Move beyond wishing and dreaming and have your life’s adventure be one of choosing
and converting dreams into projects.
Purpose vs. Personality
Everything looks frightening when you’re living from your personality
rather than from purpose. Make friends with purpose and take it with you
throughout the day. To live from purpose, wake up to what you’re up to and
practice it.
SERVING vs. PLEASING People
People often confuse serving people with pleasing people. Steve shows how
the Owner mindset is serving and the Victim mindset is pleasing. This program
gives clarity on what serving is and does and how you can benefit from making
it a life practice.
TESTING vs. TRUSTING
TESTING vs. TRUSTING is a distinction which can truly strengthen your day!
The active path of testing and testing and testing throughout your day can
become your path to mastery of any activity you wish to master.
The How To vs. The Want To
Coming from a place of “Want To” means the “How To” is never a problem,
because the best “How To” is to have more “Want To” than you’ve ever had
The Owner / Victim Choice
Based on the bestselling book, Reinventing Yourself. Owners have an awareness
of their own freedom of choice and they love to make and keep agreements. They
own their own spirit and energy and have a sense of personal responsibility and
self-control. Victims are victims of circumstance who navigate their days based
on their shifting feelings.
Who You Know vs. What You Do
It’s who you know – that’s how you succeed in life. Wrong! It’s really all
about what you do and how you serve. Put your creative energy into your work
first and foremost, rather than into networking and collecting “friends.”
Why Should I Reinvent Myself?
Reinventing yourself can be a fun thing to do and people who get really
good at it can see that it serves them every time they do it. Embrace
reinventing yourself as a way of being and experience the fun and the joy that
it can bring you.
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WHO ARE YOU TO WRITE A BOOK ABOUT WOMEN?
woman sounded angry when she asked me that. Or maybe I should say seemed angry,
since it was in an email, in response to a blog I wrote that mentioned I was
working on a book called Why Women Rule: The Rise of the Female Warrior.
to think about that question. Who was I to write a book about women? My first
answer I typed to her, would not be the right answer because it contained an
accidental obscenity, so I didn't send it. I used the backspace button to
delete it. Besides, everybody says that obscene stuff these days in response to
the slightest provocation, and I don't want to be like everybody else just to
look trendy.
I to write about women? Well! I had a mother. Is that good enough? Well, maybe
not. Everyone has had a mother. So I'm not exactly an outlier there.
two sisters. I have three daughters. I have a wife. I have women clients. My
favorite philosopher/spiritual advisor is Byron Katie, a woman. And I cheer for
Jennifer Lawrence every time she picks up her bow and arrow in The Hunger Games.
I have always rejected the excessively tribal claims that only women can write
about women, only blacks can write about blacks, only dwarves can write about
dwarves, and on and on. If we have too much more of that tribal isolation no
one will be bonding with anyone else ever again. It will just be islands of
isolation and tribal rage.
forgot one of my best qualifications: my grandmother was a woman. She was a
hero of mine, and a role model. She never hated anyone. When she didn't like
someone she would always say they were &insignificant.& Sometimes she
would say, &He's the most insignificant man I know of!&
grandmother was not tribal, either. If the boys (her sons and grandson) were in
her living room watching a football game, she would poke her head out from the
kitchen and ask, &Who's the underdog?& We would shout back who the
underdog was in the game, and she would say, &That's who I want to
always for the underdog. But it made no sense to her tribal boys.
&Who's
the underdog?& she would say, as we watched our Arizona Wildcats play New
Mexico!& we would shout.
I hope New Mexico wins,& she would say.
We couldn't understand it. &They're playing Arizona!&
&They're
the underdog, that's why.&
Grandma! You live in Arizona, your children and grandchildren went to the
University of Arizona.&
doesn't matter. I hope New Mexico wins.&
loyalty was always to the underdog. Ours was to our own exclusive tribe. Her
heart was bigger. Her ego was smaller. Her anger (the ultimate result of tribal
loyalty) was almost non-existent.
my hero. But who am I to write about women?
answer? I don't care who I am. I am insignificant.
&If I can stop one
heart from breaking,
I sh If I can ease one life the aching,
or cool one pain, or help one fainting robin unto his nest again,
I shall not live in vain.&
                                      ~ Emily Dickinson  
I've had the pleasure of
helping Jonathan Keyser edit his upcoming book on how he converted from a
self-centered, egotistical life of seeking business success, to a life of selfless
The book inspired me to
search for a quote that best described Jonathan's heart and soul. That's the
quote you see up there from Emily Dickinson.
It sure doesn't look
like a quote that has anything to do with business.
Which is why it is
perfect, because Jonathan and his team of like-minded, service-obsessed commercial
real estate consultants do not do business in a normal way.
For example, let's take
a look at their operating principles that the team co-authored for itself. And
before you allow yourself to be pleasantly stunned by these, what's even more
impressive to me is how his team continuously imprints these by reading them
aloud at meetings and reporting back to each other about how they are being
lived out there in the real world:
1. We SERVE our clients, partners, and each other fully, selflessly
and completely and only involve ourselves in projects, activities and
conversations that can truly add value to another individual. We are known by one
word….SERVICE…and we live the statement: “It is not about me.”
2. We outwork our competition and win as a result. We work
relentlessly, tirelessly, and passionately towards our cause and do not allow
ourselves to be distracted, discouraged, or deterred from our mission by
ANYTHING, no matter how enticing it may appear.
3. We encourage bold action and are not afraid of making a mistake.
We never punish mistakes, but rather embrace them because to fear mistakes
makes a person timid, and keeps them out of bold, fearless, massive action
which is precisely where value is created.
4. We always do our best, and produce more than our clients request
or expect every single time. We provide the highest quality service, materials,
and deliverables to our clients and partners, and nothing is ever done
half-ass. Everything is done to the very best of our potential.
5. We expect to win every single time. Period. We do this because we
think and act as we truly are…the best in the business. No one delivers greater
service or quality representation than our team. We are the BEST and we honor
ourselves by being and doing our best.
6. We are one team, and each person plays an integral role. Together
we are more successful than we would be on our own, and we honor the importance
of everyone’s contribution. We each serve a critical team function, and no team
member is superior to another.
7. We give first, fully and exuberantly, knowing that if we focus on
giving and truly seeking opportunities to help others in real, tangible ways,
then we experience true joy and fulfillment in our own lives, and as a side
benefit, experience resounding success as well.
8. We always follow through with the commitments we make…always.
People can rely on us because we do what we say we will do, and when we see
that we cannot, we quickly clean it up. We are our word, and as a result, what
we speak into existence actually occurs for us.
9. We have fun with what we do, and with the members of the team.
This is a mission we are thrilled to be a part of, and we won’t take on a
client unless it will be fun for everyone. Nothing is worth sacrificing our
happiness over, and so we are lighthearted and playful in all we do.
10. We invest in our own self-improvement, always striving for greater
awareness of ourselves and our creator, for we know that as we align with our
true identity and remain focused on our purpose that the power within us will
manifest and create our highest potential.
11. We are a family, and always protect and serve each other. In love,
we hold each other accountable through authentic, honest, and kind discussion.
We are a tight knit brotherhood, and we love and care for each member of the
team at all times because they are family.
12. We are 100% coachable. We do not resist feedback, we are never
defensive, and we look deep within ourselves to find where feedback could be
even partially true. We find great value in the perspective of others and are
fully committed to the consensus of the team.
13. We are 100% present in all that we do. We commit all of our mental
energy to what we’re creating and do not allow ourselves to be distracted by
Anything (technology, other people, or our own thoughts). We are fully present,
and thus maximize every action and interaction.
14. We are disruptive, we embrace change, and we are forward thinking
in all that we do. We continuously explore and integrate new tools and
innovations, to maximize personal responsiveness & efficiency, and provide
best-in-class service to each and every client.
15. We are strong, healthy and fit. We value and respect our bodies
with regular exercise and proper nutrition, knowing it increases productivity,
confidence and well being. We care for ourselves, and as a result, discipline
flows into every aspect of our lives.
Jonathan Keyser has not
created some kind of blue sky ideal future scene for his team and him to live
toward. I know the man (he and I share the same transformational unstoppable
coach). Keyser's principles are a description of how he lives NOW. He's
performed this way for quite some time, in fact, and is now devoted to teaching
his team, and even beyond his team..... (when his book comes out) the entire
world the profitable results of living for service.
I received a quote from
Brian Johnson this week that made me think of Jonathan and the company they
call Keyser:
“A path is only a path, and there is no
affront, to oneself or to others, in dropping it if that is what your heart
tells you . . . Look at every path closely and deliberately. Try it as many
times as you think necessary. Then ask yourself alone, one question . . . Does
this path have a heart? If it does, if it doesn't it is of no
use.”                                                                    ~ Carlos Castaneda
The Business Jounal had
a great little article on Keyser that you will want to read, .
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