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	<title>blog.greenleemedia.com &#187; Mark Alexander</title>
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		<title>Coaching…</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[So this documentary will absolutely be the biggest thing I&#8217;ve done in my life as far as the amount of time, energy, and discipline I am having to put into it. It&#8217;s fun, challenging and at the same time nerve racking. One of the things that has helped me get through it are &#8220;coaching&#8221; sessions. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So this documentary will absolutely be the biggest thing I&#8217;ve done in my life as far as the amount of time, energy, and discipline I am having to put into it. It&#8217;s fun, challenging and at the same time nerve racking. One of the things that has helped me get through it are &#8220;coaching&#8221; sessions. A friend of mine, Mark Alexander, is training to become a professional &#8220;coach&#8221; and I am his trial client (he has to rack up some hours before certification). Coaching is kind of like life consulting and he has helped me tremendously get my mind organized for this thing. So this post will serve as a big thanks to Mark and an affirmation to the whole coaching process.</p>
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