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    Your Personal Guide To Finding Yourself When You Didn't Know You were Missing
    Your Personal Guide To Finding Yourself When You Didn't Know You were Missing
    Your Personal Guide To Finding Yourself When You Didn't Know You were Missing
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    Your Personal Guide To Finding Yourself When You Didn't Know You were Missing

    By Danna G Hallmark

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    Your Personal Guide to Finding Yourself When You Didn't Know You Were Missing is a product of 35 years experience & development in Transactional Analysisas. Author Danna G. Hallmark offers every person the means to discover what they truly want in life and separate that from any personal baggage. Contains charts & self-grading questionnaire to assist the reader in understanding.

    Danna G. Hallmark, founder of Global TA Network, is known internationally for her contributions to several fields of knowledge including medicine, education and psychology. During her 35 years of experience as a trainer, personal coach and business consultant, she has been known especially for her ‘out-of-the-box’ thinking and concept development. She specializes in coaching, training and teaching both one-on-one and in group sessions. Her focus is on clarity of communications in business and personal situations. She is developer of the Hallmark Method of Human Interaction Analysis, a cutting edge technique of Transactional Analysis, based specifically on Eric Berne’s original concepts.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDannaGrace Global Publishing
    Release dateMar 13, 2014
    ISBN9781310944437
    Your Personal Guide To Finding Yourself When You Didn't Know You were Missing
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    Danna G Hallmark

    Bio of CEO Danna G. Hallmark I'm a developer at heart, capable of thinking way out of the box and gathering data and ideas to cause an idea to become a reality and able to keep that reality legal in the arena that it finds itself. In my career as free-lance concept developer I have had the privilege of assisting and advising some remarkable people in many fields and walks of life. Some of my most memorable moments are: 1980 Developed in-house, lab method for alternative practitioners; brought it up to code for general acceptance, federal recognition, and insurance purposes. 1993 Developed first Internet tourism site with then Lt. Gov. Mary Fallin and the Oklahoma Tourism Authority. 1993 Principal in drafting Allopathic Medical Licensure and Supervision Act, changing OK medical laws to allow far more freedom to explore and utilize developing methods. 1997 Negotiated with liaison of Surinam, SA government to introduce, test, and distribute unlisted rainforest botanicals. 1999 Featured at nation-wide “summit” to integrate medical, osteopathic, chiropractic, naturopathic therapies into continuum at request of Dr. Clyde Jensen, (known as the bridge-builder between Medical methods. 2000 Spoke before OK State Senate on the viability of Alternative Methods with Cancer Treatment Centers of America. Worked with government officials of Zambia to develop Hallmark-Dean Laboratory Methodology as official medical method for rural areas. Nominated for White House Commission on Complementary and Alternative Medicine. Ccontributed written report to Clinton Commission. 2001 Co-hosted first-ever teleconferences with TA guru Jut Meininger to train persons in the New Transactional Analysis (TA) Method. 2002 Developed protocol for the Louisiana State Wellness Program. 2003 Collaborated on development of major new Transaction Analysis works with TA guru and best-selling author Jut Meininger. 2005 Edmundson Northstar Business Research and Training Institute as VP Business Development to add new TA training methods. 2009 Began publishing through the Kindle format 2012 Founded Hallmark Specialties Institute, a state-licensed vocational college to offer innovative career opportunities to the public. Books: TEAMWORK: The Five Assurances LISTEN! You’re Trying to Tell YOU Something Transactional Analysis, Kindle Finding Yourself

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      Your Personal Guide To Finding Yourself When You Didn't Know You were Missing - Danna G Hallmark

      Your Personal Guide To

      Finding Yourself

      When You Didn’t Know You Were Missing

      By Danna G. Hallmark

      Published by DannaGrace Global Publishing

      Smashwords Edition

      Copyright 2014 Danna G. Hallmark

      This book is available in print edition

      It sometimes appears that each of us is on a collision course with our own tragedy and nothing that we experience, see, or hear that might alert us of danger seems to register as being applicable to us. We can hear warnings a thousand times and have it shouted in our faces, but for some reason we can’t apply situations to our own lives until we have lived the very same thing with equally disastrous results that we had seen and clucked our tongues at many times before.

      And I am no different. And you are no different.

      Even if you have a full, rich, rewarding life, there still may be a part of you that is missing. A warning issued in the 1960s is not being heeded even today as more and more of us lose a very important part of ourselves into the roles we play in other people’s lives. In this book, Danna uses her own 35 years’ experience to give you the method by which you can track your own dreams and wishes and be able to enjoy all the life you were meant to have – to find yourself even if you didn’t know you were missing.

      Table of Contents

      Introduction

      Chapter 1 Betty Friedan Wrote a Book

      Chapter 2 I Slept and Dreamt

      Chapter 3 Nana’s Fishing Pole

      Chapter 4 Time-Saving Gadgets = Less Time

      Chapter 5 The Hand-Hooked Rug

      Chapter 6 Finding Myself

      Chapter 7 So? What is This Real Self that You Can Lose?

      Chapter 8 A Quick Review of How Your Collections Work

      Chapter 9 How To Find Yourself

      Questionnaire Results

      Chapter 10 Knowledge

      Chapter 11 Life Script

      Chapter 12 Rules of Life

      Chapter 13 Feelings

      Chapter 14 The REAL YOU

      Chapter 15 In Conclusion

      About The Author

      Introduction

      It’s very interesting to me (and a little creepy) that the older I become the more I have this urge to help younger people. Is that just a human trait? I don’t know. It’s kind of funny and very unlike me in a way. On that subject, I ran across an old poem not long ago that, at first reading, seemed embarrassingly corny to me. But, for some reason I was drawn to it and, on reading it again and again, I began to feel something of what the poet might have been feeling when he wrote the piece. I’ve since become accustomed to the feeling and now it’s not at all corny to me, but in fact, carries the sentiment that I’ve grown to understand during the recent years. I include it here:

      An old man traveling a lonely highway

      Came at the evening, cold and gray

      To a chasm deep and wide.

      The old man crossed in the twilight dim

      For the sullen stream had no fears for him,

      But he turned when he reached the other side

      And builded a bridge to span the tide.

      Old man! cried a fellow pilgrim near,

      "You’re wasting your strength in building here.

      Your journey will end with the ending day

      And you will never again pass this way.

      You’ve crossed the chasm deep and wide,

      Why build you a bridge at even-tide?"

      And the builder raised his old gray head

      Good friend, on the path I have come he said,

      "There follows after me today

      A youth whose feet must pass this way.

      This stream which has been as naught to me

      To that fair-haired one may a pitfall be.

      He too must cross in the twilight dim.

      Good friend, I’m building this bridge for him."

      Poet unknown

      I wrote this book to you and for you because I have so many things to tell you. I want to help ease your way through life and enable you to experience all the joy life has to offer – without much of the baggage and heartache you might encounter otherwise. I want to tell you about my journey of discovery by pointing out how the two generations before me (my grandmothers and my mother) were entangled in the slow-moving process of losing self and were totally unaware of it. I want to warn you that, even when I saw their predicament in retrospect, I was seemingly unable to stop myself from following their lead.

      My intentions are to build a bridge for you so you don’t have to wait as I did until you are in your 50s before you find yourself.

      Chapter 1

      Betty Friedan Wrote a Book

      A remarkably talented researcher and writer, Betty Friedan, published a book in 1974 with the intentions of providing a guide to assist the American woman to find her true self. Entitled The Feminine Mystique, it identified the problem of ‘nervous breakdowns’ women began having in the 1960s. Her book was meant as a guide to women. It documented not only what she had learned from her many years in journalism at the most popular women’s magazines of the time, but also what she had witnessed happen to women (housewives specifically) which was the market she should have

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