Busting Out Your Someday Travel Dreams
Are you:
- busy with work and can’t find the time to take a holiday?
- afraid of getting out of that armchair and seeing the world?
- need some guidance for getting out there and getting inspired?
Do you want something better for yourself?
Getting Help
We spend a lot of time here sharing experiences and talking with various folk about really inspiring things and places. But are you really taking it all on board?
If you find yourself stuck traveling from your armchair instead of getting on that plane and really exploring the world then I’d like to give you a heartfelt recommendation. My own personal coach, Alex Fayle, has launched a new eBook called Someday My Ship Will Come In, a fantastic guide that will help you along your own personal journey. In the guide you’ll learn to:
- Be aware of your life
- Stop focusing on the negative
- Take off the rose-coloured glasses
- Learn to direct your energy
- Do what’s right for you
- Recognize the difference between dreams and daydreams
- Create a simple plan
- Look for progress, and
- Live in the moment.
If you’re not familiar with an eBook, it’s just like a typical book but in electronic form. What’s great about it is that you can read it from your computer or print off pages and write/highlight/doodle as you please. Alex is big on exercises and so with the book comes a number of templates to help you lay out your thoughts and get yourself moving in the right direction.
I believe that seeing the world, experiencing different cultures, and exploring this amazing thing called Mother Nature is so important to personal and professional development. It’s important personally because it helps you grow your mind and your perspectives. It’s important professionally because if you don’t take time away from home to step back and reflect, you’ll never have any space in your brain to develop new ideas and innovations.
The ebook Someday My Ship Will Come In will help you break out of being an armchair traveler and actually get you moving and visiting the places you’ve always wanted to.
Why Alex?
Yes, I’m a Someday-busting affiliate, so if you buy a copy of the book from me, I’ll get a small fee, but that’s not why I’m recommending the ebook.
I’m one of Alex’s personal coaching clients, and it is from the very depths of my heart that I say he has absolutely changed my life. That isn’t any sleazy marketing talk – that’s me telling you exactly how I feel. He first caught my attention when I read about his services on his blog:
Ask for help. We don’t all know how to do everything perfectly. Most people will pay for an electrician to wire their home, but then expect themselves to be able to wire their life and not get electrified in the process.
After that I spent some time reading his blog in detail, Someday Syndrome and was immediately hooked. In the coaching problem, it felt like I found solutions to long-term problems overnight. Taking action is hard, but with Alex the first steps are much easier.
If you want interactive help and one-on-one support, I’d suggest you checkout the coaching options, but if you to prefer to work out things on your own or have a bit of an internal discussion before you involve a coach, this reference guide might be more your style – and believe me, this document covers all the bases and more.
How do I get it?
If you say yes to making more time for travel and if you say yes to getting inspired personally and professionally, then click on the icon below to get Someday My Ship Will Come In right away. And start living your dreams today!
Don’t worry if it might not be for you – the book is backed by a 100% guarantee. If you don’t get the value you expected out of the book, you will receive a complete refund.
P.S. If you don’t believe me, coach and freelancer Karen Swim described the eBook as: “written by a real person who openly shares his own life and helps you to discover what’s holding you back. The ebook will help you kick down the walls that stand between you and your dreams.”
Isn’t it worth the chance to improve your life forever?
June 17th, 2009 at 4:43 pm
[...] such an exciting turn of events and I’m so glad to be doing what I love for a living – when I told you Alex Fayle’s book would change your life, I really meant it. (Thanks Alex, to whom I give full credit for this turn of events, and thanks to [...]