Talyne Corlyn-Belka

Stories from Talyne Corlyn-Belka

Self-Esteem
Promotes personal productivity
Talyne Corlyn-Belka
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Many "no-nonsense" approaches to life advancement think that "self-esteem" is a cop-out. That is true IF you use it as your whine..."I can't do anything because I have low self-esteem".

"They" are right in that respect. If you continue to use low self-esteem as your reason for being non-productive, then it is a cop-out.Read more

Life After Winter....
It does exist
Talyne Corlyn-Belka
Sunday, March 1, 2009

Welcome to March…the light is back!  I was up at 6:30 this morning and the valley to the east of my cabin had light peeking over the glacier.  Recently I am hearing a lot about Spring Fever…yeah, if a body doesn’t have Spring Fever right now, they must be a robot!  March is a hard month on everybody.  The light is back, but the wind came with it, reminding us that winter is still here and will be for a bit longer.Read more

Introducing Life ABC's
"What is a Life Coach Anyway?"
Talyne Corlyn-Belka
Sunday, February 1, 2009

What is a life coach?  That’s a good question and one I get all the time. A life coach is much like any other coach; someone whose focus is to help each person they encounter find the best within themselves in order to achieve personal, relationship or business goals. Depending on their own area of expertise, a coach can be a source for ideas, can listen while you bounce ideas off of them, they can be a research assistant, give entrepreneurial business assistance and information, even be a sounding board for some frustrations. Many coaches (me included) have some ideas for, and experience in, optimum time usage. (I hesitate to say time ‘management’ because I’m definitely too much of a free spirit to be constrained to the limits of time
‘management’.Read more

Organization Is key To Success
Advice for a young mom with a dream
Talyne Corlyn-Belka
Sunday, February 1, 2009

Dear Coach,
I’m trying to start a business and I can’t afford a babysitter so I have my small children at home with me when I’m trying to work. We live in a small house so my dining room table has become my office and having the family to cooperate by not spilling milk on my stuff is getting harder and harder to do. I feel like giving up until my kids are older but it’s something I really want to do and if it works, I could really use the money. Should I give up?
Thanks,
Single Mom with a DreamRead more