BEGIN A NEW SEASON OF INVESTING IN THIS WORLD TODAY . . .

New Vibe Training’s (ICF) Certification course is now celebrating its tenth year as an elite development training program that teaches (students) candidates to get heightened and sustained levels of clarity, energy, courage and results in working with their clients or employees. The world is changing and our mission at NVT is to have well-trained, certified coaches in every organizational work department, every neighborhood, every church, temple, mosque, synagogue and every government agency including the White House. Join us for an exhilarating educational course and receive your Coach Certification to help the world transform for the better. It will require a decision of investment on your part. Are you ready for an enriching new season in your life?

MAKE THE INVESTMENT TODAY . . .

 What people are excited about:

Testimonials

 ”It has been an inspiring and rich experience completing coach certification through New Vibe Training. As a seasoned psychotherapist and relationship coach, I found the additional skills and perspective invaluable. Carl has a way of making the educational journey fun with his humor and unfailing positivity. He walks his talk!”

 Mariah Ureel, MA, CPC, Psychotherapist

 The value I received, both personally and professionally, from Carl Casanova’s Certified Professional coaching program has been priceless. I took the course approximately three years ago, and I continue to use the tools in my daily life as a mother, wife, daughter, sibling, friend and Human Resources professional. But, most importantly, it kick-started my own personal journey of self-knowing and development. As a result, my career and personal life have taken directions I at one time only dreamed of. Carl’s course and powerful teaching style is so relevant to 21st century living.”

 Lisa Levitt, SPHR, CPC
Client HR Business Partner / ADP

 ”New Vibe Training has much to offer with all of the perks involved in being part of a tight-knit community of empowerment and professional development. You will have the chance to befriend your faculty, peers and your lead teacher, Carl Casanova–a man with warmth, compassion and sincerity.

In terms of the institute’s curriculum, it is cohesive, coherent, and practical at all levels beyond its perceived, modest, interactive class size and intense personal support. The resources provided at the end of the instruction will give you an opportunity to deepen your understanding of coaching, and it will empower you as a coach for years to come.”

 Greg Wood
Entrepreneur
Certified Professional Coach

When I wrote my first book in 2008, “What Every Successful Person Knows!” I was busy interviewing, researching, and studying people and concepts of success.  I was passionate in helping others find fulfillment and purpose and to write and deliver a road map of success to follow.  I believe we only have one shot at life and why not give it your best and be successful?  In sharing inserts from my book, to be successful, I believe first and foremost success happens by creating habits of success.  We are born with instincts not habits so we must find and instill positive habits in our lives.  Here are four habits that I’d like to encourage you with, so you can get rolling on your path of success.

1. Create Habits of a Working Belief System: Successful people are mindful of their thinking and reframing beliefs that are not getting results they want.  They understand what happens, happens because of internal beliefs, interpretations, and perceptions.
2. Create Habits of Positive Values: Successful people have a clear set of standards, principles, and guidelines they live by and integrate into their lives.  Your body will alert you if you are going against your values.
3. Create a Habit of Living in Community: Successful people interface with mentors/coaches and those that are moving forward productively, positively, and passionately.  The Latin word for community is, “commune – the place to share your gifts.”  Create an inventory of your gifts and share them.
4. Create a Habit of Living on Purpose: Successful people enter into their own journey to seek what it is they are to accomplish while here on earth.  They discover and live their life on purpose day after day.

BE SUCCESSFUL EVERY DAY!!

Carl Casanova, M.S.

 I’ve always been a sports enthusiast; however recently, the “do what you love” principle is proving its point with individuals that were told to do something else. By now, most have heard of the passion and determination of a player named, Tim Tebow, who was told to play another position; however he loved being a quarterback. He has now become a role model and the talk of football. Recently a 23 year old Asian-American of slight build named Jeremy Lin, was told to use his Harvard degree and forget playing in the NBA. He has persevered through tremendous odds and has come to the forefront to prove again, “do what you love and the money will follow.”  Jeremy, a non-drafted, unrecognized player, who four weeks ago came off the New York Knicks bench as a last resort, has every sports fan as well as business minded individual connecting to this feel good story.

 Could this be speaking to you? Are you doing what you love? If not, follow this FOUR step flow and see what follows:

1. Learn to assess your belief: Make an assessment of your beliefs. Your passion will appear when you get clarity on what you want.  Know your character, develop your gifts and talents, and seek out your purpose by identifying what you love.
2. Learn to be resilient: You will not believe how many have become successful from a series of failures.  Don’t be afraid to fail, never give up, be resilient and always persevere.
3. Learn to go BIG: The more you learn, the more you earn. Lots of repetition and practice will lead to improvement.  You must be committed to pay the price. It’s go BIG or go home!
4. Learn to be an expert: I believe to be great you must pay your dues. Nothing comes easy and it starts with a strong belief and a constant display of action over the course of time.  Life offers no guarantee but with a positive approach, you will learn to live what you love.

Who can’t remember

 1. ASSESS THE PAST YEAR: Get away and spend a few days alone to assess and create an outline of what you just went through in 2011. Evaluate and determine honestly what were the thinking, your feelings, and behaviors during both the high and low points of each month? Do more of the “high peaks” for success this coming New Year.  Describe for yourself a theme year.  Write in a journal the kind of year you specifically want to experience. Visualizing and pre-planning for a successful year is a powerful strategy for you to ignite the flames.

 2. ASSESS YOUR CURRENT VALUES: You begin to draw closer to what you want when you have clarity of your values as they apply to your abilities. As you get in touch specifically with what is important to you (unconsciously) they consciously get expressed in words, then move toward action. Your values are the root cause for your desires and motivation; it’s that motivation that draws you closer to your prize and fuels the fire to get hot.

 3. ASSESS YOUR HIGHEST RESOURCES: It’s up to each of us to go into action to create our desired outcomes. We must put energy into finding our greatest resources, which really are everywhere. These steps give birth to what is called the “Law of Attraction” or cause and effect? Know that you get what you focus on first, with clear focus your prize will draw toward you. Outline what you need in resources. Is it time, support, money, education; and what current resources do you have before you? Tapping into resources gets you hotter.

 4. ASSESS YOUR FUTURE: Write out five (5) specific items you wish to achieve this year. Take the accomplishments from last year and use them as a base to build upon. Draw from your vision of the life you want and crystallize it into concrete and specific goals. Write in the present tense as if you have received what you want already. Combine your past success, clarify you values, outline your resources, set goals and taking action will bring forth your prize for 2012. Have a sizzling New Year!

 New Vibe Training is entering into our 10 year anniversary 2002 – 2012.   

 COME CELEBRATE WITH US .

1. PONDER THIS: Most people are caught off guard when it comes to an ending. In fact, they tell themselves a story about wanting to return to the way it was. The reality is, it will never be the way it was! The benefit: This is an opportunity for something new and different.
2. PONDER THIS: Endings present each of us with an awareness of choices. When we make choices for ourselves whatever they may be it strengthens our resilience. The benefit: We have an opportunity to become wiser with our new knowledge and additional life experience.
3. PONDER THIS: There are always positive and not so positive feelings after an ending. For the majority a link to fear is present. A powerful question to ask ourselves is, “what would I do if I was completely unafraid?” The benefit: We tend to ask ourselves questions that never were asked before which enable us to look for answers that will lead to results.
4. PONDER THIS: We will forever be in endings and how you respond, not react, will determine the positive outcomes. The benefit: An opportunity to build on the positive attributes accumulated from last year.  

Begin now to create a 12 month action plan and set new goals. Learn how to have great endings as you move toward new beginnings.

Could there be some truth to what famous author Oliver Wendell Holmes once said “most people go to their graves with their music still inside them.  Not long ago I rented a movie about a young man seeking his calling; he enrolled at Portland State University in the late 60′s  with the intention of studying under a well acclaimed speech professor.  A bit cocky he felt he was a shoe in for the speech program so he auditioned only to hear the professor say “come back when you have something to say.”

The young man wondered later to enter the Army and sent to fight in Vietnam.  Within months a mortar attacked left him partially deaf and in rehab.  He returned home where he encountered ongoing challenges and injustices for being a person with a disability.  That was the moment Robert Pimentel recognized his true calling.

Those early acts of rejection and put-offs by society inspired a burning passion within this young man to have a voice for those that were disabled.  He became a trainer, an author and a national consultant educating society on the dangers of stereotyping.  He later was a influence and leader in formulating the Americans with Disabilities Act.  It was a signed into law in 1990 and the Equal Opportunity Commission publicly congratulated Robert on his mission to educate others on disability.

His pursit of a cuase and recognizing his passion led to a 2007 release of a major motion picture of his life story appropriately names, “Musin Within.”

What is stirring up inside of you?  How has your life experiences made you the person you are today?  Have you listened closely to the music that is playing within?  Commit yourself to respond, you never know how it may lead you to your true calling in life.

4 Ways to Recognize Your Calling

1. Look Back – What were your early dreams in life specifically between 14-21 years old?  What id you want to become?  What go you excited?  How did you want to help the world?  Seek out your resources from your past.

2.  Look Within – What is your inner burning desire?  What makes you happy, fulfilled and accomplished?  What causes are important to you?  Seek out books, training and coaches that help you get greater clarity on knowing yourself.

3. Look Around- What have learned about the environment you have been involved in over the years?  Was it positive and productive?  Seek ways to be an observer of possiblities and get insights into making your environment better.

4. Look Ahead – What is the next two years going to be like for you?  What specific gaols are written down?  How can you make a difference?  Seek ways to move forward by visualizing, goal setting and taking action.

Get Ready for Change – Charting your Course!

Whether you are aware of it or not, you are constantly changing.  Just take a moment to follow the season of life.  The challenge is most people are not aware of their changes and end up with limited say so in what happens to them.  In the book, “Who Moved My Cheese” by Spencer Johnson, M.D., he states, “change imposed is change opposed.”  It means people resist change if someone or something is forced upon them.  Why not place yourself in a position to call the shots on your life and changes you want.  Here are four helpful tips to embrace change and determine your own outcome for a New Year.

1.  Reflect – Observe what worked last year.  Make a list of the highs and review your attitude and what helped you accomplish your success.  Duplicate the good of what worked even more.

2. Rebound – Whatever was painful, difficult or a loss, the answer is to rebound.  Let go of the past.  Free yourself from yesterday.  It is time to move into new thoughts and behaviors.  Get back on top of your game.  Its a new season and a whole new year.

3.  Respond- Open yourself to creative possibilities and respond positively to new opportunities.  Make yourself available for growth and development everyday.  I read in Sunday’s paper about a man who looked to have to have a new experience everyday for the rest of this year.  Try it out for yourself.

4.  Record – Be prepared.  Starting today, create a goal and follow it.  Start a journal and write out the event of your life.  Record what you want to change and your plans to make it happen.  Take control of the change that happens in your life.