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Making Work Work Lifestyle PodNetwork
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Martha Follent is a performance consultant, NLP certified trainer, Time Line Therapy practitioner and Certified Hypnotist. Together with Liz Mead they examine techniques, stories and tools to take people to the next level, bringing out the potential so that they can make the most out of their personal and work life.
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Making Work Work #4 - Dealing with the Pain Body
Christmas is a difficult time for some people, and emotions can come to the surface. Why is it that these times are more difficult than others? Why do the issues come up? Martha explores the 'pain body', how it operates and what you should know to deal with your pain body. This episode will also be included in the Lifestyle Yule Christmas Collection of podcasts available at http://yule.lifestylepodnetwork.com
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Making Work Work #3 - Limiting Beliefs and Self Sabotage
In this episode of Making Work Work, Liz and Martha explore the effect that limiting beliefs can have on your career and personal lives. Martha offers some techniques from hypnosis and NLP to help you move out of limiting beliefs and achieve what you perhaps thought was never possible. You can subscribe to this podcast at our website at makingworkworkpodcast.com Thanks for listening to today's show. You'll find more podcasts like this one, on the Lifestyle PodNetwork at http://lifestylepodnetwork.com.
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Making Work Work #2 - How people can be the best they can be
In our second show of Making Work Work, Liz and Martha explore the topic of How people can be the best they can be - examining the tools and techniques that can be used to improve personal performance in the workplace.
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Making Work Work #1 - People in the workplace and change
In this first edition of Making Work Work, Liz and Martha explore the topic of People in the workplace, and change.
Customer Reviews
Very practical
This should be essential listening for everyone - why wasn't I taught this at school?
I started to implement Liz's tips straight away, with immediate results throughout my work and home life.
Now fingers crossed that I get the promotion I applied for.