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 Jill’s coaching is down to earth and practical because you live your life and run your business in the real world, not in a world of clichés and quick fixes.
Business Coaching
to help you market, promote and increase the income of an existing business.
Life Coaching and expertise
for the entrepreneurial woman.
Jill’s other services include book editing, e-marketing and copy writing.
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Business & Life Coach, Jill Crossland works with clients across North America. Skype is available for International and Video calls.
Consultations by phone with follow-up emails that include detailed session notes, resources and ongoing support
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No Fear
A lot is written about fear. Fear of failure, fear of success. Fear of taking the next step, fear of not taking it. It is an emotion that can permeate both our private and professional lives. For all the analysis and sensationalizing, some fears can get blown up out of proportion.
Two completely disconnected events last week got me thinking about just that and how sometimes we need reminding that we are ultimately in charge of how we handle our fears.
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The Talent of Listening
I am so pleased to be able to feature Jill Crossland on PinkExpertise. We have enjoyed several long conversations during our friendship between the UK to Canada where Jill lives. We've spoken about our businesses, working with women in particular and I know from experience that the talent she has highlighted is spot on.
1. What talent do you naturally have that makes you successful?
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21st Century Renaissance
Urban gardens take shape on derelict patches of city land. In Detroit, artists take over old factories and warehouses creating art from what lies around them. Vacant buildings are re-born as community centers.
People like Alice Waters are part of the The Slow Food Movement; educating consumers about the benefits of preserving and promoting local and traditional food products.
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