I Love it When a Plan Comes Together

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Something pretty cool happened today. I had an appointment with Law of Attraction Life Coach, Linda Armstrong. I was nervous about calling because I didn't really know what we'd talk about. She knew some of the things going on in my life now because of a form I filled out before hand, but there wasn't anything specific I had in mind to discuss. 

 I can't remember how I had found Linda, but I remember emailing her a few months ago about the law of attraction and what it means to me. She kept in contact with me, and I eventually signed up for a free session. 

 She asked me a lot of questions about where I see my life heading, and our conversation mostly stayed around the plans my husband and I have. She did a meditation session with me (my first ever), and it was amazing! I'm definitely going to do more meditating in the future. 

 On top of becoming a creativity coach, I've been contemplating becoming a life coach as well. I didn't realize there was such a thing as a law of attraction life coach. She told me about her training and where she studied, and it sounds perfect. I feel like there was a reason I wasn't finding the right place to train for life coaching...maybe the place she studied at is the right one for me. I hope it is. 

 I felt a very strong connection to her and the things she was telling me. A lot of what she said was just confirming what I've already been feeling. And she also gave me some great tips on how to move past some doubts I was having about possibly moving, and how I'll be able to get certified (since it's so darn expensive).  I can't wait to implement her techniques and learn more about the law of attraction life coaching.

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Linda Armstrong said…
Soooo COOL!

I had a great time in our session today. What fun to click on your twitter follow message and wind up here!

There are no coincidences, everything does really happen at the right time!

The energy on this new site feels really good!

Love & Light,
Linda
May 25, 2012 at 8:43 PM
Linda Armstrong said…
Just went to your facebook fan page, you so should be an LOA Life Coach!
May 25, 2012 at 8:53 PM
Lisa Miles said…
Thanks, Linda! I started that page almost a year ago to inspire people, and it ended up inspiring me! All of the things I post on there got me to thinking about what I want to do with my life, and not wanting to waste it.
May 25, 2012 at 9:09 PM
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