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BEING THE DIFFERENCE

written by Terry - May 2nd, 2010 at 3:49 pm

What does ‘being the difference’ really mean?

To begin with, it means embracing one simple but powerful idea: who we are on the inside has a much greater impact on the world than we previously believed. What we think, how we feel, whether our heart is open and curious – or if we are secretly judging ourselves or others – matters. It REALLY matters. “Being The Difference” speaks to the profound power of intention, and to the vital distinction between being and doing.

Ask yourself, What is the difference I want to make in the world? What is the difference I want to experience in my own life? Getting clear about that and setting a positive intent begins the process. Only then can we become that which we desire, finding ever-better ways both to be it and to do it as an integral part of our daily existence. What is the difference that you hunger to experience in your life? How can you begin to be it now?

“You must be the change you wish to see in the world.” Gandhi

Who Are We?

Terry Goss
Certified Professional Co-Active Coach and a life-long student of health and the healing arts. This passion has led her to a dedicated national career as a practice management consultant, speaker and wellness coach. With extensive training in behavioral psychology and the new neuroscience, Terry is an ever-curious student of human nature.

Janis du Pratté
30 years of experience in health-centered dental practice consulting. Trained extensively with CTI and The Arbinger Institute, she is a Professional Coach devoted to empowering teams by honing their communication skills and developing mastery in patient facilitation.

Sandy Acosta
Practice Administrator for Dr. Roman Shlafer’s progressive Michigan dental practice. She loves the daily challenge of “putting the pieces of the office puzzle together.” Sandy tackles the most challenging aspects of dental practice management with humor, creativity and upbeat optimism.

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