January 25, 2010
Filling the Empty Space Inside
Filed under Blog, My Mt. Everest by Merle_Singer
Filed under Blog, My Mt. Everest by Merle_Singer
Hey Everyone,
Merle Singer here.
I have exciting news for you. I’ve been busy. I’ve figured out what I want to do when I grow up. I’ve finally found my passion. I now know what my contribution to the world is.
http://ImperfectSpouse.com/3-step-telecourse/
There’s something that I know, that I have a unique perspective on that can make a positive difference in the lives and relationships of others.
I've been married to the same man - Nathan - for 42 years and we are the happiest we’ve ever been. Unbelievable, isn’t it?! I mean, I’m barely past 42 years in age. Yes, it’s true. I was a child bride.
I know that Nathan and I aren't the only people that have been happily married for a long time, but I’ve paid attention to what specific things I did to bring back my marriage from shaky grounds, and I’ve turned what I learned into a system. And the wonderful thing about a system is that it works - as long as you work the system correctly.
It works like driving a car works: As long as you put your key in the ignition and put it in gear, etc, the car will work. This system that I've developed is the same. Just follow the 3 simple steps, and you WILL “Transform your Relationship Experience." It’s very exciting.
I'm going to begin teaching the "Transform Your Relationship Experience" as a 3-Step, 21-Day TeleCourse beginning on Monday, November 30, 2009. And now is a GREAT time to take part, because I'm going to be giving Students in this "Beta" class a lot of personal attention.
Learn more about this life-changing course and register at:
http://ImperfectSpouse.com/3-step-telecourse/
Since this course is a TeleCourse, you don't even have to leave your home to attend. You can listen live via your telephone or on your favorite Web browser, and you'll want to register even if you can't attend all of the classes "live," because as a Student you'll have access to all of the recordings after the call ends.
Here's the schedule of the live classes:
Mon. Nov. 30
Tues. Dec. 1
Weds. Dec. 2
Mon. Dec. 7
Monday Dec. 14
Mon. Dec 21
All the classes begin promptly at 5:00 PM Pacific / 8:00 PM Eastern and last 90 minutes.
Because this is the inaugural "test run" for the course, I'm offering it at the very lowest price it will ever be offered. I’m looking for women that will appreciate this opportunity and who will work this easy-to-implement system in their life. For people who do the work, I guarantee positive changes in their life.
Who do you know that would benefit from this class? Who do you know that would benefit from this class? That’s a serious question. Think, please. If it's you, then simply click the link below to learn more and register. And if it's someone else, please forward this to them or send me their information via e-mail.
http://ImperfectSpouse.com/3-step-telecourse/
I don't want finances to be the reason for not attending this inaugural course, so I'm offering some discounts and some scholarships to anyone who needs them. All you (or anyone you refer) needs to do is ask.
You’re my original My Mt Everest Folks. I have a special feeling for you since this is where I started this part of my journey.
Please spread the word for me and join the class if it's relevant to you.
I look forward to having you and/or your friends as Students, and to being part of the magic that will happen to people by being in this Course.
Merle Singer
Founder, ImperfectSpouse.com
Chief Instructor, the 3-Step 21-Day "Transform Your Relationship Experience" Course
Follow me on Twitter: http://Twitter.com/imperfectspouse
P.S. Here's where to learn more and register for the Course, one final time:
Filed under Blog by Merle_Singer
“The difficulty lies, not in the new ideas, but in escaping from the old ones…” |
|
~John Maynard Keynes
|
Filed under Blog by Merle_Singer
I love this comment to my May E-Letter (especially the end):
I thought I was the only one holding back my light because I wouldn't be liked if I let it shine. Come to realize you experience that, too, so how many other women do? How many go through life being mediocre because we learned that is the way to play the game? I think we learned a faulty lesson, illogical, torturing, and completely malnourishing to ourselves and to others.
I love how you question yourself as to why you aren't the CEO to G.E., etc. You must have taken a recording of one of my inner-voices. "Shouldn't I be a famous artist by now? I am already 34. Is it too late to win a gold in the Olympics for gymnastics? How about that novel I will win the Pulitzer with that will touch the hearts of millions?" Something that I remind myself is not that I am young and have plenty of time. I remind myself that, as somebody who idolizes nature, I am a part of nature, and thus, to use your word, magnificent, regardless of what I have done, am doing, or will do. Simply to be a part of the miracle that is this universe makes me, and you, divine. I do truly believe this, but realize it is buried under an immense amount of crap, so sometimes I overlook it.
Filed under Blog, My Mt. Everest by Merle_Singer
I just saw a play by a friend, Nick Salamone. It's called Hillary Agonistes. I recommend that you go see it. It's at the Studio/Stage, at 520 N Western Ave, Los Angeles, CA. Tickets are only $20 and it's here till June 1, 2008. Sorry for the late notice. I was so impressed with it thoughtfulness and great acting; a lot of it by Nick.
It is per review, "part Greek tragedy, part blackest comedy, Hillary Agonistes tells the cautionary tale of Hillary Clinton, newly elected President of the United States. One bright spring day 65 million people disappear - First Husband Bill among them. Is it the rapture? Pat Robertson, Stephen Hawking, a Papal emissary, the Antichrist and a Muslim convert named Chelsea offer their opinions as Hillary agonizes and attempts to avert Armageddon."
If you see it, Let me know your thoughts. I'll pass them along.
Filed under Blog by Merle_Singer
I finally got back to writing my monthly My Mt Everest E-Letter. What's really been nice is the reader response. I'm going to included some comments from emails.
The first one was
Filed under Blog, My Mt. Everest by Merle_Singer
What a day I’ve just had. I spent the morning and afternoon at the Skirball Museum attending the Amazing Woman’s Day put on by an Amazing Woman, of course, Marsh Engle. It was a magical day with about 200 women supporting each other as women, not men wannabees. Inspiring.
Filed under Blog by Merle_Singer
Filed under Blog by Merle_Singer
Someday, I am going to add a day onto every seminar/workshop I go to and not tell anyone. No phones will ring. First, I will work out in the hotel gym cause I never have the time to work out during the workshop. No phones will ring. And then I would hole up in my room and transcribe my notes, apply what's appropriate to my business and make a clear to-do list with deadlines. No phones will ring. Get a good night's sleep. Wake up refreshed and go home ready to implement.
Needless to say, I jumped back into life today with barely a blink
Filed under Blog by Merle_Singer
Internet marketing is completely fascinating to me. I could do without all of the technical stuff, but the ability to reach huge numbers of people and offer them some product/service that will enhance their life is pretty exiting. Additionally, it’s a new frontier. Plus, you make your own hours. Actually, right now, my hours tell me I’m exhausted after 3 full days of Information and networking.
Filed under Blog by Merle_Singer