Dr.Lepora

1. Dr.Lepora About We provide life coaching, personal coaching, executive coaching, public speaking, change management and executive coaching services. Dr. Lepora is the highly credentialed CEO and Principal Consultant at Results Company (www.resultsconsulting.net). She’s a coach and speaker, a consultant, and author. Dr. Lepora is a certified expert in Change Management, Process Improvement, Human Capital and Project Management. Most importantly, she is a lover of God. She facilitates workshops with a vision to help people with their unique purposes with authentic joy. A life coach is an insightful partner who focuses time and energy to apply professional wisdom to your unique life situations and goals. As a life coach my focus is on you, helping you along your individual life path. Dr. Lepora is a charismatic visionary who specializes in putting God first to guarantee success. Dr. Lepora is an exemplary coach, consultant, author, wife, mother and most importantly, disciple for God. Like most of us, she has overcome obstacles to reach optimal life goals. Dr. Lepora is a charismatic visionary who specializes in putting God first to guarantee success. Career success stems from multiple factors in your life. Obvious areas that we help you to enhance include your assessment of self and capabilities, increased visibility and awareness of achievements in your respective business industry and enhanced communication and influence. Dr. Lepora is to assist you, the client to stretch to your best self, professionally. We complete an initial assessment, which mainly consists of a gap analysis to identify the gap between where you are and where you would like to be. We focus on the strengths, resources and capabilities that exist in addition to areas of needed improvements and other obstacles. http://www.drlepora.com/

2. “My focus is to assist you, the client to stretch to your best self. We complete an initial assessment, which mainly consists of a gap analysis to identify the gap between where you are and where you would like to be. We focus on the strengths, resources and capabilities that exist in addition to areas of needed improvements and other obstacles. The ultimate goal is to develop a personal plan and thrive through it. Other tools include meditation, self- observational exercises and behavioral steps.” Professional Coaching

3. Prayer means talking over with Jesus everything that happens from morning until night. • "Pray according to faith, not circumstances. • Don't you get it? This very second you could be doing something you love and dream about doing. So do it! NOW! • "Humility of heart is the first step to salvation. • "There cannot be an answer until there is a prayer • "The leader create a space for others to grow. • I have tried 99 times and have failed, but on the 100th time came success. • "Man sees your actions, but God sees your motives. • "God doesn't want our hearts attached anywhere because He wants us to serve Him freely. • "Meet people where they are and love them on the level that they can receive it. • To be a leader, you must stand for something, or you will fall for anything. • "With great power comes great responsibility. • "Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get. • "To do great things is difficult; but to command great things is more difficult. • "Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all. • When you think you can't... revisit a previous triumph. • "For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve others. • "Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving, as God in Christ forgave you. • "I know the LORD is always with me. I will not be shaken, for he is right beside me. • The heart of man plans His way, but the Lord establishes His steps. • To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. • See more : https://twitter.com/drlepora . • You can also visit our site http://www.drlepora.com/. Twitter Status

5. Often, we think that we are saving time when we multi- task. We see it as being productive, when we really are less effective and successful at what we are doing. We are spreading our efforts across many and taking out the best of all of them. • The other day, I caught myself feeding my baby while watching television and working on the computer, all at the same time. I found my energy feeling tension and confusion and realized that I was doing too much. • When we multi-task, we are telling God that He has not given us enough time to get what we need. Clearly, God has given me all that I need. So I need to be more appreciative of that when allocating my time.    • When we multi-task, we are hurting ourselves. • 1. We are cluttering our minds and making it more difficult to hear God’s regular messages to us. We’re saying to God, “We got this.” We take control at doing our millions of things while we drown Him out.  • 2. Secondly,we are not enjoying the moment. We need to stop and smell the roses. We cannot do that if we’re speeding by the roses, honking and blasting loud music all at the same time.   I was ashamed when I realized that I was doing so much while feeding my new little one, not taking that moment to enjoy the miracle that God has provided. We must assess what is important for us to do and do it and get rid of the unimportant distractions. In that moment, my baby was hunger so clearly that was the activity of importance. Watching TV and doing whatever on the computer clearly could wait.   • 3. We risk making dangerous decisions when we multitask. We think that the hundreds of decisions that we make each day are small decisions, where to eat, what to eat, with whom to eat, what to wear… When we have no idea, in fact, how one “small” decision will become a large decision and lead to something else. They are not small decisions, but in fact quick decisions. That is why it is important to pray without cease, to constantly listen to God for direction. He may tell you not to have lunch with person who may want to do you harm. Or He may tell you to wear yellow on that day because you’re going to meet the love of your life whose favorite color is yellow. When we hear from God often, every message doesn’t make sense to us, nor does it need to do so. However, we need to listen. Multitasking makes that very difficult. • For more details : http://www.drlepora.com/ • We also invite to you browse our blog http://www.drlepora.com/new-blog/ • Our address :190 Marietta Street Northwest, Atlanta, GA 30303 • Call us 770-367-5444 • Email lepora@drlepora.com USA, Georgia The Dangers of Multi-Tasking