Author Archives: Joyce Anderson

There are three words that go together as one:  mind, body and soul.  You hear that over and over again as one.  Yet the body, an equal, under-respected, advisor, gets put at the tale end of the mind and soul … Continue reading →

Comparing is ingrained in our speech, and it’s root effect challenges our self worth. Leave it out for a day…and feel the difference! Continue reading →

UNLEASHING YOUR INTUITION By Joyce Anderson, Conversations with YourSelf Published, Natural Triad, May 2005 To be the star of your own movie means unleashing your intuition.  Your intuition knows what’s right for you, and what to learn from every situation … Continue reading →

The Perfection of Imperfection By Joyce Anderson www.Conversations with YourSelf.com Perfection comes from embracing our imperfect life.  How is this done? Gratitude…acknowledging that everything we have been through isperfectly designed for our learning.   First we recognize that many of us are … Continue reading →

How to Love Your Job Anyway…Your GPS System © By Joyce Anderson www.conversationswithyourself.com …is your job so routine that you feel you could be replaced at any moment… problems with coworkers or your manager…low morale due to organizational change or … Continue reading →

Intuition in Business Scene I – Nobody Came As a marketing major, I applied the following model to start my new business. Unique Product: Workshop on unleashing intuition. Goal/Desired Results: Fill the workshop. Steps To Accomplish Goal: Develop website, brochures, … Continue reading →

It’s Good Enough for Thomas Edison; Why Not Me? Bringing Intuition to the Workplace © By Joyce Anderson, www.conversationswithyourself.com Why we don’t use intuition: The logical mind does not believe in intuition Just what is intuition, anyway? A fear of … Continue reading →

In making a decision with intuition, consider your body being a Geiger counter, or a pendulum when getting an answer.  Here is an exercise you can do based on an NLP exercise from Robert Diltz.  I have tweaked it to … Continue reading →

I wish I had a talent, Such as a great singer, painter, surgeon, architect, dancer, athlete, entrepreneur, writer, etc.  These are obvious talents that only skim the surface.  But talents are limitless; open your definition to talent. Your talent is … Continue reading →