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How To Create Your Mastermind

Post author By mindfulneya
Post date 30th January 2019
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How to create your Mastermind : In this, the next episode of Neya ‘chats on the beanbag’, we explore the reasons why it’s a great idea to have a group of known and unknown influential and inspirational others around you.

When you create a mastermind group you always have wise, motivational and inspiring others to help guide you in decisions, thoughts and new ideas.

This is such a great technique that you can enjoy and learn today.

Watch the video of this chat How to create your mastermind

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Evening Talks : BOOK NOW

Post author By mindfulneya
Post date 30th January 2019

On 11th and 19th February we will be hosting some amazing Evening Talks, designed for creatives, healers, therapists, musicians and small business owners, who would love to harness the power of digital marketing and social media to awaken the potential in their business. Watch this short clip for details and information about how to book…

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Celebrate Your Followers

Post author By mindfulneya
Post date 25th January 2019

It’s so important to celebrate your followers and provide them with great value, rather than get swept along by the media and celebrity hype that you are only successful if you have a million connections

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Practice Macro Patience

Post author By mindfulneya
Post date 24th January 2019

Practice macro patience and deliver the micro at speed. In this podcast by Neil, he explores a subject close to his heart and one that will feature in the upcoming Evening Talks on digital marketing and social media.

As everyone tries to build audiences for their personal brand or business, there is a temptation to try to monetise the audience too early.

“Give them some free stuff to suck them in, then you can sell to them, and especially if you discount and give them a special offer they can’t refuse…” Well you could do this, and fall into the trap in which 95% of online marketers fail. Alternatively, you could be patient and let your audience indicate when time is right. Listen to the podcast for more details

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Neya Daily Practices

Neil and Sonya describe their daily practices and rituals to help balance their lifestyle and happiness. What are yours? Please share, no matter how crazy, at http://www.mindfulneya.com

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Daily Practices : What Do You Do?

Post author By mindfulneya
Post date 23rd January 2019

We share some of the things we practice every day to help us stay focused, balanced and happy… What do you do? Because no matter how crazy or sensible you think they might be… they are all important…

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Introducing Neya

Post author By mindfulneya
Post date 22nd January 2019

In this podcast, Neil and Sonya introduce you to Neya and what to expect in the coming months. We hear about their plans for interviews, live video, workshops and retreats.

Neya is being created to help people to find ways of becoming more mindful, self-aware and conscious.

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Territorial Kindness

Post author By mindfulneya
Post date 19th January 2019

In this Neya Podcast we explore examples of when you can choose to give and when you should maybe choose to take.

Sometimes it may be appropriate to be cruel to be kind and at other times simply to give without an expectation of anything in return.

Using examples from yoga sessions, car driving and holiday beach towel tradition, Neil and Sonya explore the importance of taking the other person’s perspective when deciding how to react to an encounter.