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Recharge in Minutes: The Quick-Lift Way to Less Stress, More Success, and Renewed Energy (Hardcover)
by Suzanne Willis Zoglio (Author) "Your mind is racing at a breakneck speed-changing direction every few seconds..." (more)
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Marjorie and Ken Blanchard, authors, The One-Minute Manager Balances Work and Life
" ...shows you how to refuel on a daily basis so you can be your best and serve your highest potential."

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"...innovative strategies,insightful tips will have you leaping out of your chair into a new life in ten minutes flat."

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Product Details
  • Hardcover: 192 pages
  • Publisher: Tower Hill Press (August 15, 2003)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0941668142
  • ISBN-13: 978-0941668149
  • Product Dimensions: 8.2 x 5.6 x 0.5 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 10.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
  • Average Customer Review: 4.9 out of 5 stars 9 customer reviews (9 customer reviews)
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Suzanne Zoglio "Life coach and speaker" sent the following posts to customers who purchased Recharge in Minutes: The Quick-Lift Way to Less Stress, More Success, and Renewed Energy
 
1:33 PM PDT, September 19, 2007
It's hard to believe, but the final quarter of 2007 is just around the corner. If you're like me, you probably have a few things to achieve before the New Year rings in. If so, you might whittle your remaining goals down to your top three and give each a special push in the remaining three months of the year. Much can be done in 30 days. You can make a new habit of almost anything...daily walk, gratitude focus, eating more fiber, morning meditation.  You can tick off several chunks of a multi-part goal that you've been meaning to do...like contributing to the Katrina Relief Fund (get a brochure, write a check, collect from neighbors, volunteer to help at the next fair). You can also "re-start" a lapsed goal and complete it in thrity days. For instance, drink water and put your would-be coffeee morning away each day for a month ($30-$60, depending on your java taste) and you'll get a jumpstart on your toys-for-tots donation. Or, maybe you "meant" to network at least one lunch a week this year and have fallen behind over the summer. Double up and thirty days might be all you need to get back on track. The best way to have no regrets at midnight on December 31st is to act now...one step at a time. It's never to late to move in the direction of your dreams; and it's never to early to imagine how you'll feel when you succeed.         
 
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2:41 PM PDT, August 29, 2007
Dear Readers:
I hope your summer has been filled with relaxing, rejuvenating, and rewarding ventures. The days have just flown by in my little corner of the world. My newspaper column and online articles have kept my writing spirit happy, while motivational speaking opportunities prompted travel to some new frontiers including Lake of the Ozarks, MO. In more of a practice-what-you-preach vein, I also spent lots of time with family and friends. A visit to my sister’s in New York City took me to the play, Color Purple, and a visit with friends in the quaint town of Nyack, NY. A vacation with my husband (and miniature poodle, Rocky) turned out to be a lovely respite on a small cove on Harbor Island in Southern Rhode Island. While I love summer on the East Coast –and the gardening, picnics, outdoor concerts, etc., I must say that as Labor Day approaches I always get excited. For me, September is like a mini-New Year – a chance to jumpstart or recommit to projects, and create a plan for what’s left of 2007.  I feel energized. Maybe that sense of a “fresh start” every Fall is engrained in me, since I was born in September and therefore truly do begin a personal new year.         
 
 
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