New Guest Contributor ~ Debra Dunn Breitenstein

Debra Breitenstein is a Life Reinvention Coach. Her passion is to help others grow and progress in their lives. She also loves to progress personally and is consistently developing new tools and ideas that lead to self fulfillment and success. As an owner of multiple businesses Debra has experience in taking a creation from its beginnings in the mind to the happy reality of success in the real world. "Creative" and "Innovative" are words her clients often use to describe her and the methods she uses to educate others in the keys and tools that lead to positive changes in their lives. Debra is a mother of 7 children and has a growing expansion of grandchildren. Her hands on experience in raising a family (much of which was as a single mother), dealing with difficult situations, marital challenges, and overcoming the challenging roadblocks of life give her a compassionate insight into what others are experiencing. Debra is creating new tools, programs, and books that will be available on her website www.debrabreitenstein.com She also provides coaching, workshops, group coaching sessions and on occasion will provide one on one individual coaching. Image Reinvention is also one of her specialties.

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"Do you find yourself attracting toxic people like a magnet? It is a sign that there is work to do inside of yourself to heal and to become more emotionally healthy. I teach easy ways to heal your "inner self" and at the same time improve relationships with those around you. If you feel that you have to work really hard at relationships it is time to change directions and to use new techniques that will make the positive changes in your life that you desire."

 

"When we respect the choices of others we realize that the only decisions we can make are decisions for ourselves. We allow others to make their own choices and decisions and to take the responsibility for the choices they have made. We also take active ownership and responsibility for the consequences of our own choices."

 

"To neglect our power of choice with indecision and inaction is to give up our most valuable possessions and strengths to the destructive choice of apathy."