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Rick Kirschner
- 60, Male
- Ashland, OR
- United States
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New Clients Get Free Coaching in July!
I’ve just finished writing my next book, and in August I begin traveling and speaking again. Right now, I have time to do what I’ve wanted to do for a long time.
With our July 4th celebration of freedom just around the corner, I'm going to make my coaching and counseling available in July for FREE to new clients!
I'll take the first 10 people to contact me, and once my schedule is full, this offer will end without notice. It's a 30-50 minute session, and there's no obligation to do more.
If you’ve ever wanted to work with me, or wondered what working with a coach is all about, or wondered if coaching is right for you, or wanted a partner for positive change but could not afford to get the assistance you need, this is your chance to find out how valuable working with a trained professional can be in your life.
I can help you to:
• Eliminate stress by changing your reactions
• Learn how specifically to bring out the best in others
• End self defeating habits
• Become more comfortable and confident in a variety of situations
• Improve a relationship
• Clarify your purpose and increase your passion
• Get to the issues behind certain ailments.
• Increase your influence through persuasive communication
Like the saying goes, there’s no time like the present. If you're ready for change, take action now, and partner with me. You won’t be disappointed.
Go to TalkWithRick.com and use the contact form. I’ll be in touch to schedule your free appointment.
If you know someone who might benefit from this offer, please pass this along.
Wishing you a terrific 4th of July holiday weekend!
With our July 4th celebration of freedom just around the corner, I'm going to make my coaching and counseling available in July for FREE to new clients!
I'll take the first 10 people to contact me, and once my schedule is full, this offer will end without notice. It's a 30-50 minute session, and there's no obligation to do more.
If you’ve ever wanted to work with me, or wondered what working with a coach is all about, or wondered if coaching is right for you, or wanted a partner for positive change but could not afford to get the assistance you need, this is your chance to find out how valuable working with a trained professional can be in your life.
I can help you to:
• Eliminate stress by changing your reactions
• Learn how specifically to bring out the best in others
• End self defeating habits
• Become more comfortable and confident in a variety of situations
• Improve a relationship
• Clarify your purpose and increase your passion
• Get to the issues behind certain ailments.
• Increase your influence through persuasive communication
Like the saying goes, there’s no time like the present. If you're ready for change, take action now, and partner with me. You won’t be disappointed.
Go to TalkWithRick.com and use the contact form. I’ll be in touch to schedule your free appointment.
If you know someone who might benefit from this offer, please pass this along.
Wishing you a terrific 4th of July holiday weekend!
Latest Activity
Consider this an invitation! I post fresh content every week on my blog at http://drkblog.com for my clients and students, friends and peers.
The blog is primarily about persuasive communication with some essential life skills mixed in, and I cover…
Dinner party during MacWorld in SF, 2003
Our private visit to Skywalker Ranch in Marin. We got a tour of the whole place, just us and another couple we brought along. I'm wearing Indiana Jones' hat, jacket and whip. We're standing behind the Ark of the Covenant from the movie. (Yes, I open…
Lindea and I on our way out for an Ashland Halloween evening, probably 1996 or so
My daughter rocks. Really. Literally!
Aden, my daughter, lead singer with the all girl Texas rock group, the Platforms
My daughter Aden, home for a visit. Trusty laser light saber leaning against the wall off to her right, and her college 'Magna Cum Laude' medal folded neatly on the shelf, near her smile.
Profile Information
- Do you live in Ashland or the southern Oregon area? If yes, then what are you seeking?
- Ashland
- What brought you Southern Oregon and Ashland area?
- Came here in 1981 to conduct a workshop and immediately decided to move here. I was a single parent at the time and it seemed like (and actually was) the perfect place to raise my daughter.
- What products, services, information or resources would you like to share, offer, give, sell, or exchange locally or regionally?
- Coaching, speaking, training, books and audio programs
- Please describe any projects or businesses you'd like to develop locally or regionally, if any?
- The Art of Change Skills For Life™ Coaching Program; Communication Tune Up Teleseminars
- What are your favorite books, films or music that you'd like to share with others?
- Books:
Critical Path by Buckminster Fuller
The Ecology of Commerce by Paul Hawken
Music: U2, John Lennon, Chopin, James Blunt, Sarah McLachlan, too many to name, I LOVE MUSIC
Movies:
Superman, Mystery Men, Galaxy Quest, Independence Day (you get the idea)
- What is your primary website, social network or blog?
- http://drkblog.com
Rick Kirschner's Photos
Rick Kirschner's Blog
Invitation - Visit DrKBlog.com, and add your comments!
Consider this an invitation! I post fresh content every week on my blog at http://drkblog.com for my clients and students, friends and peers.
The blog is primarily about persuasive communication with some essential life skills mixed in, and I cover a whole host of issues and ideas. I created the blog to help people wanting to make a positive difference, and it's obvious to me that just about everyone on this resource site has that in common. So c… Continue
The blog is primarily about persuasive communication with some essential life skills mixed in, and I cover a whole host of issues and ideas. I created the blog to help people wanting to make a positive difference, and it's obvious to me that just about everyone on this resource site has that in common. So c… Continue
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- At 7:52pm on November 11, 2008,
Ashland Resource Center said… - Thanks for all your great work. Hope you can come and meet/greet with us this Thursday for our first gathering of new members. See the events calendar for more details. Blessings be.
- At 7:45am on October 28, 2008,
Gregg Marchese said… - Hey Rick. Good to meet you too.
Thankfully, the beloved cherry tree is okay after the big machine left.
See you around some more this week perhaps as i start on the stone walls.
g
- At 12:05pm on October 15, 2008,
David Lorenz Winston said… - Rick,
I'm pleased you took a look at the photographs and like them. Thank you.
David
- At 11:18am on October 15, 2008,
Ashland Resource Center said…
Welcome to the Ashland Resource Center.
May your creative projects all be blessed. You can utilize this network as it grows to promote yourself and your projects/business/organizations. This is our own community version of MySpace/FaceBook.
You can fill out your "MyPage" with more information and resources. In the "text" box you can add a description, photos, etc. In the "RSS" box you can add any RSS feed.
For new member instructions and tutorial go to: FAQ's & Tutorial
Use this network to promote yourself in the local community by inviting your friends under "Members" to see your "MyPage" profile and add their own. This is how the network grows strong and we are kept informed locally.
Namaste,
-Johnny
- At 11:03am on October 15, 2008,
Jeff Golden said… - Hey! I don't know how you could be a better friend than you already are. Maybe this new toy'll be fun, though. Let's find out. love, J
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