For Personal Development, General

For Personal Development, Guided Meditation

For Personal Development, Affirmations or Use of Language

For Group and/or Organizational Development

About Jeanie: Interviews by Others

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For Personal Development, General

• "Asking Empowering Questions" assists you to ask — yourself and others — questions that uplift and enhance life.
  
  
• "Decisions, Decisions, Decisions for Enhanced Empowerment" discusses decision-making in the new paradigm and the importance of consciousness when making a decision.
  
  
• "Ending Poverty Consciousness" distinguishes between poverty and poverty consciousness; gives you practical suggestions for ending these limitations.
  
  
• "Finding Wholistic, Empowering Practitioners" guides you to trust your inner process when selecting professional help from others.
  
  
• "Fire Free Bird" recounts a true story about a bird who flew into my fireplace to teach a powerful lesson.
  
  
• "Fly a Kite in the Energy Field" is a vignette about using playfulness and imagery in personal growth work.
  
  
• "Freedom from Bondage" discusses releasing bonds of limitation, including a brief case study of energetic release.
  
  
• "How Big is Your World?" is a little article that focuses on how the world grows as you expand in consciousness.
  
  
• "Laughter, Play, Fun, Joy, Happiness" discusses the value of these dynamics in our lives as a reminder to laugh and play in a spirit of fun and joy.
  
  
• "Masculine and Feminine Energies" discusses the importance of balancing these energies, with special reference to organizational life.
  
  
• "Money, Prosperity, Abundance" presents the dynamics of these three energies, and encourages you to release the fears related to lack and limitation.
  
  
• "Moving Through Puddles" describes the "Puddle Theory of Personal Development" which helps those seeking enlightenment to move more easily through the cycles and changes of life.
  
  
• "One Thought at a Time" is a short poem about a simple approach for experiencing greater happiness as a result of intentional positive thought choices.
  
  
• "Pluck it for the Bucket" describes a process for releasing toxins from the energy field, such as, old emotional baggage, false beliefs, dysfunctional patterns.
  
  
• "Preferred Methods of Dying" lists a variety of ways that individuals have identified as their preferred ways to die.
  
  
• "Rescinding Obsolete Thoughts and Limiting Beliefs" explains how to erase or rescind outdated vows so that current promises and desires can flourish.
  
  
• "Say Goodbye to Struggle" encourages us to end the practice of glorifying struggles of life.
  
  
• "Strategies for the Highest Good" presents simple techniques for living in the consciousness of the highest good.
  
  
• "Take Time to Save Time" identifies fifteen ideas for enhancing your effectiveness.
  
  
• "To Dance with Jim His Last Dance" is a true story about the author's experience while enjoying a social evening, dancing to the music of a blues band with friends at a local nightclub.
  
  
• "Transgenerational Healing: Clearing the Past for the Present" introduces a powerful process for neutralizing the negative effects of past generations.
  
  
• "Trust: New Bottom Line" focuses on replacing trust in the visible with trust in the invisible to assist in moving to a new and more trusting paradigm.
  
  
• "Water, Water, Everywhere" reflects on the importance of water as a physical element and as a dynamic in the energy field.
  
  
• "Your Focus of Attention is Your Key to Happiness" helps you to clarify where you desire to put your attention — your energy — which is a creative force.
  
  
• "Youthing, not Aging" challenges you to consider how your thoughts can make you feel older or younger.

For Personal Development, Affirmations or Use of Language

• "Five Types of Affirmations for Empowerment" defines five different types of affirmations for empowerment, including examples.
  
  
• "JoyPhrase Entries" lists the entries and awards of the June 1996 and continuing campaign to replace the expression "no pain, no gain."
  
  
• "Let's Replace this Expression: 'No Pain, No Gain'" encourages us all to stop using this disempowering expression and how you can help.
  
  
• "Rescinding Obsolete Thoughts and Limiting Beliefs" explains how to erase or rescind outdated vows so that current promises and desires can flourish.
  
  
• "Watch Your Language" lists common negative expressions, encouraging you to avoid their use.
  
  
• "Writing Affirmations for Empowerment" offers a specific writing process to enhance the effectiveness of certain affirmations.

For Personal Development, Guided Meditation

• "Creating and Manifesting: A Guided Meditation" supports you in focusing your attention on a specific area of manifestation.
  
  
• "Guided Meditation for Empowered Consciousness" presents an overview to approaching meditation as an empowering practice.
  
  
• Please visit the Voice of Jeanie Marshall Web Site for more information and articles on Guided Meditation.

For Group and Organizational Development

• "Centering: Purpose and Phrases for a Group" suggests ways to talk about how to focus group participants for more meaningful meetings and other group experiences.
  
  
• "Empowerment at Work" defines "empowerment" (as I use the word) and describes empowered persons and empowered organizations.
  
  
• "Masculine and Feminine Energies" discusses the importance of balancing these energies, with special reference to organizational life.
  
  
• "New Meeting Paradigm" describes the old and new meeting paradigms and strategies for moving from the old to the new.
  
  
• "Take Time to Save Time" identifies fifteen ideas for enhancing your effectiveness.
  
  
• "Trust: New Bottom Line" focuses on replacing trust in the visible with trust in the invisible to assist in moving to a new and more trusting paradigm.

About Jeanie: Interviews by Others

• "Innerview: New Paradigm Digest Interview" is a reprint of a 1992 Interview about Jeanie's innovative work in organizations.
  
  
• "Interview: Joel Metzger Interviews Jeanie Marshall" emerged from an email interview by Joel Metzger, founder and coordinator of Online Noetic Network.
  
  
• "Interview: Robin Davidman Interviews Jeanie Marshall" is reprinted from the Member Profile of the Los Angeles Macintosh Users Group Magazine.
  
  
• "Resonating with the Light with Jeanie Marshall" is an interview conducted by Susan Barber from Spirit of Ma'at focusing on Jeanie's energy work.