“To achieve a life of success you must
have balance physically, emotionally,
spiritually, financially, and in your
relationships.”
—Joe Capista
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By this time of the New Year the majority of New Year’s
Resolutions have fallen by the wayside for many of us.
Often, the enthusiasm generated by setting new goals
fades and before we know it, we’re back into our old
comfortable behavior. Remember, “if nothing changes,
nothing changes”.
Not so for me this year! One of
Becden’s long-term, top clients,
and personal friend, Dr. Joe
Capista helped me realize the
difference between “resolutions”
and “commitments” and the power
we have to achieve SUCCESS and
BALANCE in our lives. After a
year of hard work, determination,
and commitment, Joe has just
published his first book:
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Discover
Secrets To Achieving Total Success!
By Dr. Joe Capista |
Congratulations to Joe for achieving this goal and inspiring
me! I read the book last weekend, cover to cover, and it
gave me “goose bumps”. His message came through with
power, authority, sincerity, and confidence. I could feel him
reaching through the book into my gut at times, my heart at
times, and my mind at still other times. He motivated me to
stop reading and re-write my goals for 2008.
Throughout
the book, I laughed, cried, and thought a lot about my own
successes and challenges. So for me, Joe accomplished
his goal for the book of motivating the reader to “take
actions”. Are you on track to reach your goals for 2008
and does your life have the balance you desire? If not, learn
from Joe’s experience by reading his book!
To learn more about Dr. Capista’s book or order your
copy, please visit his website at www.joecapista.com.
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The editor of this newsletter is Emily Webb of Becden Dental Laboratory, Inc. Please send any questions or comments about this newsletter, or suggestions for articles to: emilyw@becdendental.com
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