9 Principles for Making Any Change Easier

Feb. 1, 2010 - PRLog -- Change is difficult, even for people like heads of state or heads of corporations, families, and…..YOU.  Change takes people into the unknown.  People usually resist change until the pain of where they are gets so great they think it could not be any worse to take that “leap of faith” required by change.  Arianna Huffington, editor-in-chief of The Huffington Post, says Ariana de Bonvoisin shows you how to make practical changes that “turns life’s changes from a scary movie into a rollicking adventure.”  De Bonvoisin appears on Full Power Living (www.emotionalpro.com) on February 25, giving tips and techniques to ease you through change.  

Ariane de Bonvoisin (www.first30days.com) is the founder and CEO of first30days.com, a Web site to help people transition through any change.  With a degree from the London School of Economics, and an MBA from Stanford, Ariane has worked with BMG, Sony, and Time Warner.  She is a regular speaker on handling both personal and professional change.  

Full Power Living, created and hosted by Ilene Dillon, M.S.W. and aired since 2004, is the only show on international media dedicated to "awakening the world to the power and importance of human emotions."  Past guests include Drs. Jean Shinoda Bolen, Bruce Lipton, Harville Hendrix and Candace Pert, Best-selling author Brian Tracy, funnyman Bruce Cameron and Sports Illustrated's Austin Murphy.

Listen to Internet radio's Full Power Living (www.emotionalpro.com), at 9 a.m. PST Thursday, February 25, 2010, when Ariane de Bonvoisin (www.first30days.com) appears with host Ilene Dillon, MSW, to bring you ways to make change that will make life fun and fulfilling for you.  Tune in to Internet radio’s Full Power Living.  Listeners are invited to chat on the site during the broadcast and/or call, toll free (800-630-7858) during the live broadcast.

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