Wellness With Attitude:

 

Wellness With Attitude:

Wellness with Attitude was founded by Sandy Warren and has since grown to include coaching and Yoga.   Our growth is based on a belief that many people are seeking more harmony and balance in their lives. I am dedicated to meeting people where they are mentally, physically and spiritually.

Both Yoga and Coaching are ALL about YOU. Please listening to your words, your body, your pain, your challenge.

 

People say about Coaching: One hour and I adjusted my closing questions and my closing rate is greatly improved.

My vision statement focused me on a dream, I enrolled in college and I am doing great, that was the first session!

Feeling unmotivated one client has changed her daily self talk, has made huge strides on her Vision Board, and has found more energy and laughter.

 

People say about Yoga: One class taught me to breath, I can now reduce my stress levels in and out of class.

Dis-ease can be diminished with the stretch of Yoga, and the coaching of a positive spirit.

Taking time for me, being reminded of my personal value is what makes my Yoga class a must for my overall well being.  

 

I celebrate people as individuals, and practice non-judgment in coaching.

In our Yoga classes we practice compassion--not competition.

 

Find out how these core values have helped hundreds of other clients achieve lasting success in the pursuit of their personal wellness and life/career balance.

 

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Learn more about Sandy Warren:

Life lessons have enlightened me and instilled within me an unfaltering positive attitude. Through my experiences, I've built integrity and trust within myself, with others and with the surrounding universe. As an independent contractor, entrepreneur, manager and leader in several fields, I've developed a strong set of core values while empowering myself and others. I continually strive to build rapport and keep a sense of humor - making work and the pursuit of wealth and happiness rewarding and fun. Being open to new ideas, training, seminars, books and workshops has allowed me to sharpen the saw and stay inspired in business and share what I have learned with others.

 

Medical training early in life still helps me with focus and determination.

~ Single parenting for most of my adult life brought out my independence, self-sufficiency and ability to juggle, paddle like crazy and appear calm in the face of multiple and frequent challenges.

 

While working in the medical field treating cancer patients and coaching families, my empathy and gratitude increased tenfold. I began to understand the bigger picture in life and how to avoid becoming overwhelmed with small challenges.

~ Choosing to move from a stable medical career to a 100% commission sales position provided proficiency with sales techniques, but more importantly, the ability to ask good questions and listen to both the stated and unstated objectives of people. Moving into a directorship role provided many lessons on motivating, encouraging and inspiring a team, and I earned the privilege of a Mary Kay pink Cadillac multiple times.

 

The love of change and challenge, the willingness to risk, and the confidence that goals can be reached inspired me to move myself and my family to an area where we knew no one. Venturing into real estate, I combined all of my previous skills and realized an opportunity from a major company to join their leadership team.

 

I began in 2000 with the Allen Tate Leadership team at the large University office. I enjoyed the tutelage of a seasoned real estate veteran. Soon, I brought my knowledge of business strategies to my peers and found marketing in addition to sales techniques to be my strengths.

 

In 2004, I became Broker-in-charge at the Mt. Island office and built it from 15 to 30 associates. I was voted Rookie of the year my first year there, and we were named office of the year my second year with the office. This year, I have been instrumental in opening the new Canon Crossroads office for the company and focused on helping those agents stretch and succeed.

 

An ability to delve into what is the worst, the best and the most likely results of any given choice has brought many leadership opportunities. People trust me with confidences and decisions of any magnitude.

~ I have worked with many trainers to understand personality profiling, image consulting, coaching for attitude and performance, accountability techniques and goal-setting strategies.

~ Volunteering for 14 years at the Woman's Commission to help woman in challenging situations re-train themselves and build the confidence to enter the work force.

~ As a recent Tony Robbins graduate, I've developed and honed more tools to help people reach health and wealth while honoring their body and their individual mission.

 

Being enterprising doesn't just relate to the ability to make money. It also translates into feeling confident and positive, and having enough self worth to want to seek advantages and opportunities that will make a real difference. I believe my enterprising nature is the result of confidence, courage, creativity and self-worth, and sharing this with others is a big part of my journey towards fulfillment.

 

To be enterprising is to keep your eyes open and your mind active. It's to be skilled enough, confident enough, creative enough, and disciplined enough to seize opportunities that present themselves.

 

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I pride myself on allowing time to talk and determine how I might be of value, and if we are a good match as coach and client.

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