Client Stories

First, I gained some real value from the program — mostly it was in helping me become unstuck in a few key areas. Like you said, it seemed almost like magic. I didn't push anything or struggle, rather I just eased up and changed my viewpoint and then things shifted. For example, for a long time I've been bothered by all the clutter my very sweet and dear husband leaves around the house. I just accepted it as my lot in life to constantly need to move this stuff around as I need an orderly environment (my #1 emotional need as it turns out) and he doesn't.

Talane,  I just wanted to write you a little note to let you know how much I appreciate your book "Coach Yourself to Success".  I have been reading and re-reading it for several years now.  A few months ago I left a job that I liked to make more money as a pharmaceutical sales rep.  I worked very long hours and was away from home for two weeks every month.  My territory covered most of the state of California.  During that time I was so miserable that I spent all of the extra money that I was making o

 First of all I want to apologize for my English, because it's not my mother tongue. Anyway, I enjoy your tips that I receive in my inbox, especially the tip from this week (get rid of all those petty annonyances). I found this a rather stupid idea. But after a few weeks, I decided to do it anyway.

I hired Talane Miedaner because I was in an orchestra, but I really wanted to be a soloist-- a star of the stage, but didn't know how to get there. I had no idea Talane would ask me to take The Emotional Index Quiz and work on getting my personal and emotional needs met as a means to reach success. I had to expand my boundaries and fulfill my emotional needs first. I had thought it worked the other way around, that once I was a soloist, then I'd be happy!

 

Quinn Simpsom is the co-founder of Akosia.org --        

 Success Story: The Frustrated Human Resources Director who Followed Her Passion to Find the Right Path

 

Ali Brown is currently the CEO and Founder of Ali International, but she started out as an assistant ad writer who quit her job, started working as a freelancer and is now, ten years later a multi-millionaire, who has just launched her own magazine. Her magazine is Ali Magazine, geared for female business owners and entrepreneurs. She also has over 40,000 members in her online programs.

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