Heather Loewen
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Heather Loewen Quick Facts
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- Creativity, Workplace Productivity, Conscious Leadership
- Best Sellers
- 101 Reasons to be Yourself
- Career Focus
- Author, Creative Living Activist, Productivity Facilitator
- Affiliation
- Self-employed
For the last twenty years, Heather Loewen has combined an artistic temperament with business savvy to achieve goals in marketing, music and writing. The key to her success is a deep faith in the universe bringing exactly what is needed at the right time and a willingness to try something new.
A variety of work experiences, creative jou eys, education and adventures brought Heather to a point in 2008 where it all came together in the launching of "101 Reasons to be Yourself", a short and sweet book of self-help wisdom collected over the years, tips for expanding beauty and joy in life, and suggestions for living more creatively.
In 2017, Heather stepped up to the plate and launched two workshop series, A Workplace That Works: 7 steps to Productivity, rapidly followed by Leading From Purpose: A Road Map to Conscious Leadership.
To learn more, go to: http://101reasonstobe.com.
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Financial Independence: Control Your Cash – Part 1
Financial independence is rarely achieved by hitting the jackpot, writing a best seller or a hit song, making it to the big leagues or finding a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. These things do happen, no doubt about it. However, the odds are not in favor of the majority.
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Hitting “The Wall” and How to Get Over It!
Taking on a new project, learning a new skill or trying something you’ve never done before often comes with it’s own set of obstacles, which are addressed in the book, 101 Reasons to be Yourself, as well as in the online course, No Regrets 101. What happens when you actually begin something, then ‘hit the wall’ before you finish? Hitting the wall can be a painful and deflating process that leaves dreams in the dust.
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Adaptability - Do You Use it for Positive Change or Settling for Less?
As we all know, adaptability is a valuable character trait. Whether you choose to cultivate your adaptability or not can have a drastic impact on your attitude and happiness. When a major shift happens, good or bad, things go much easier when we can roll with the changes as opposed to putting up huge, “Do not force change!” signs. Take for example, the current economic state of affairs.
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Time to Reassess
It may appear that we’re getting hit hard from all directions. The economy is tanking, people are losing their jobs, and the weather (in some places) is shutting down the infrastructure. The only good news is that gas prices are dropping, but who wants to drive in the ice and snow? The ...
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Reduce Obligations and Free Up Your Time
How many times every day do you use or hear the phrases, “I should” ,“I have to” or “I need to”? Don’t know? Start paying attention and keep track. Soon you will realize that shoulds, have tos and need tos could be running your life; at the very least, they could be making you a little crazy and overwhelmed with perceived obligations around every corner. You know deep down what is necessary, what is important and what you want to do to make your life happier and more creative.
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5 Drivers to Increase the Value of Your Business
Are you considering selling your business? Before slapping up the ‘for sale’ sign, you may want to invest some time and energy in developing a few areas that don’t show up on the balance sheet. Buyers are interested in more than the bottom line. Here are 5 value drivers that influence the goodwill portion of your asking price and can make or break a sale. Put yourself in the shoes of the buyer. You want to buy a business that can go through the transition smoothly with minimal disruptions.
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Plan Ahead to Sell Your Business
Selling your business can be a very emotional process. Countless hours and tremendous effort go into building a business, then one day, it is time to sell. It is easier for serial entrepreneurs to deal with closing day than it is for someone who has been in a business from start-up 25 years ago. Being prepared to sell involves a fairly objective viewpoint along with a plan for the future. There is a great deal of advice coming from many directions once you begin to look into what is involved in the sale, and most likely, some conflicting advice to wade through.
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Positive Thoughts Lead to Positive Change
It is definitely time for change. You can feel it in the air. This recession is living proof. Lucky for me, I hit my own recession/depression about a year ago, giving me plenty of time to gather strength for what is happening now. Yes, I did say lucky. Ignoring my intuition, dreams and creative abilities in favor of a steady $24/hour paycheck in a soul-sucking workplace landed me in the dumps, which led to a powerful breakthrough. I am lucky because it happened then. Had it happened now, I don’t know if I would have had the courage to break loose and follow my dreams.
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Expand Your Horizons with Whole-Brain Thinking
The more that we as individuals compartmentalize ourselves with labels, the more we distance ourselves from possibilities that can enrich our lives, expand our circles of influence and bring unexpected results. Our culture has become one of pre-judgment in which we mentally tag and dismiss others based on occupations, income-levels and personal appearance to such a degree that it is difficult to reach outside of one’s social circle, workplace or fitness club to meet those who contrast and compliment our own attributes.
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The Hardest Thing About Being a Writer is Writing
You are faced with a blank page. Now what? The great idea for an epic novel suddenly seems dull. The pages beyond appear out of reach. The carpet suddenly requires immediate vacuuming. The phone rings and you leap to answer it. Menial errands begin to gain importance over anything you could possibly put on paper. What it boils down to is that it is easier not to write. Just now, in the middle of writing this article, thinking about distractions, I got up and made a grilled-cheese sandwich. A perfect example of what I’m talking about today.
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How to Benefit from the Recession
Take your mind off the money and do something! Everyone should know by now that a small group of individuals controls the economy, but they don’t control you. They don’t control your mind, your heart, your soul or your reason to be.
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