Marketing and the Spiritual Tidal Wave

Credit: Duncan Rawlinson

Inspiration doesn’t come neatly wrapped in bite sized packages. Often, it comes in waves. And sometime they are BIG ..

A big burst of creative inspiration deserves your full attention. Give yourself permission to let go of some of your usual marketing routines and have a blast enjoying the ride.

At the same time, it’s best if you don’t disappear completely. Even during times of great inspiration, you can find simple, caring ways to stay in touch with the community that cares about your service or product.

Next week, I’ll be announcing a new energy psychology technique that has been created just for conscious business people. In the meantime, I’m following the advice I just gave you – a short post to say hello while saving most of my attention for riding the creative marketing waves.

Paul Zelizer

Paul Zelizer is one of the first business and marketing coaches to focus on the needs of conscious and social impact entrepreneurs. In addition to marketing, social impact, mindful leadership and values based business, Paul is passionate about just about anything you can do in the mountain high country, yoga & fitness, dark chocolate, and poetry. He lives near Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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Sheila Martin
07 January 2011

Oooooh! You do Intrigue very well, Paul. 😉

Looking forward to hearing more.

Cheers,
Sheila
.-= Sheila Martin´s last blog: Everything’s Amazing and Nobody’s Happy =-.
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  Paul Zelizer
  07 January 2011
  
  Sheila,
  
  I’m REALLY glad it’s intriguing Sheila. And, the honest truth is need til next week to have things ready to share. 🙂
  
  Thanks for stopping by!
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Valencia Ray MD
10 January 2011

Hi Paul, I hear you, I’m gearing up from lots of inspiration also. I feel great, not stressed and doing what I can do with trust that the timing is perfect. Look forward to seeing what you are up to. 🙂
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  Paul Zelizer
  11 January 2011
  
  Have fun riding the waves Valencia! It’s one of the secrets to my business growth – when a big one comes along I say “YES!” instead of going into overwhelm mode.