Rob Moshe

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I always get the last word with my wife…. Yes Dear.

With all things, practice is the only way to become skilled at something. As a Professional Coaching Student I need to get serious practice if I am going to succeed at helping my clients reach peak levels of performance.

That being said my wife issued me a challenge. Don’t come up from the office until you have another client. She also told me I have to be home for dinner, so I only have a few hours.

So I am offering 5 of my readers a free 20 min coaching session.

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Say the word ‘Pawn Shop’, and images come to mind of shady characters haggling with seedy shop owners, trying to get rid of stolen jewelery and property.
Today as I was walking to work I saw a similar scenario. There was the shady looking character trying to pawn a ring, but the seed shop owner was replaced by a clean cut kid wearing a polo shirt with the ‘Cash Converters’ logo on it.

Amazing, Cash Converters took a concept that had words like, thieves, shady, and scum associated with it and transformed it into a place where a middle class person might find themselves stopping in to get rid of a stack of old CD’s or a blender, and checking out to see if there are any good deals.

Cash Converters is profiting because they were able to take the concept of the pawn shop, re-create it and re-brand it, and give it an entirely different image. More professional, organized and systematized.

This is no limited to businesses. People can do the same thing.
I’m sure this is a common experience at high school reunions. You get to the event, start talking to Jeff -handsome, beautiful wife, three kids, successful entrepreneur- he looks sort of familiar, but you are having a hard time placing him. You suddenly realize that he was the nerdy, chubby awkward kid that so many of you had mocked in school. Jim had re-created and re-branded himself, he developed a completely different image and persona.

Where else have you seen this done?
Think of people you know that have gone through this personal change.

How could you apply this idea to your business to yourself?

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I went to a two hour real estate presentation today. I had gone more with the intention to do some networking, than to learn about the business. The presenter was very powerful, and even though I was more interested in his presentation style than in the course that was being marketed, by the end of the presentation I found myself wanting to take the course. It required a conscious effort not to sign up. The information was useful and the program was sound. I didn’t sign up for the course for two reasons, one because I decided to wait a day to see if the desire remained after the energetic presentation, and two because although I would benefit from the course, it was not in-line with my current focus.

Driving home I was reflecting on the times when I get super energized about something - A great book, movie, speaker, or even a powerful conversation - and how I often want to absorb myself further into the source of that feeling.

An example is watching a martial arts movie. Back in 91 I saw this great action movie “Perfect Weapon”, the actor Jeff Speakman is a master in Kempo Karate. The movie was awesome, and for days after I was practicing the moves and looking into martial arts classes. Ultimately the high would dissipate and the martial arts interest would die (never got past orange belt), until the next movie.

Back to the reflecting.
What if when we feel energized because of an experience, instead of trying to absorb your self further into something that will most likely not sustain your interest, why not use that energy and focus it on working towards one of your goals, or working on your business or relationship?

The idea is something that Napoleon Hill refers to as Sex Transmutation. Hill contends that the most successful men of his time had an intelligent woman behind them, that knew how to focus their desire/energy towards success.

Maybe next time when you see a great action movie, instead of looking to take up kung foo fighting, try writing that post, working on your business, or making those cold calls (the prospect will be affected by your energy). You might be surprised at the successful outcome.

If you have had any experience with this idea, I would appreciate you sharing it with us.

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