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The REAL Recipe for Success & Wealth with Jeanna Gabellini GOOD VIBE UNIVERSITY The REAL Recipe for Success & Wealth with Jeanna Gabellini www.masterpeacecoaching.com Good Vibe University www.goodvibeu.com Jeannette: Hey everyone, this is Jeannette for Good Vibe University and I am so thrilled today to be hosting a call with the one and only Jeanna Gabellini. Jeanna, I don’t think I can say your name without putting the one and only in front of it. I am a huge, huge, huge fan of yours and everyone who’s ever heard me talk about my coaching practice and ever asked how did I create it successfully, you get the credit. I’ve been through formal coach training programs. I have hired a wide variety of coaches for support in my business but when people ask what made the difference in my creating success with my business, it was you which is one of the reasons why I’m so excited for people at Good Vibe University to get some time with you, because believe it or not, I think there might be some who haven’t plugged into you. Cheryl: I have not. This is Cheryl, so this is exciting for me. Jeannette: Right on. Well Jeanna, why don’t you go ahead and tell everyone about yourself. I know most of the people on this call are big fans of yours but for those who are listening to the recording, I’ll just let you say a couple of things about your background or whatever you want us to know and where we can find you online, of course. Jeanna: Okay, great. So I’ve been a coach for about 15 years. I was always an entrepreneur since the age of 20 and… but I didn’t know what I was doing when I was 20. I just wanted to be in charge and I was kind of sassy. So I had my own businesses. I had no goals. I didn’t really know about personal growth. I just thought I was living the life, and I stumbled upon coaching really. I went to Coaches’ Training Institute here in California, and I fell in love, and I fell with the new way of doing coaching. I had been doing coaching for a seminar company, and I thought I had it down. I thought, “Oh yeah, I know what I’m doing.” And I was being kind of … my head was a little big when I went to the Coaches’ Training Institute and I thought, “Yeah, show me something I don’t already know.” And they did. They showed me so much I didn’t know. And I thought, “Oh, I have found the secret.” I always wondered why when I was working with some clients and mostly, all of them at some point or another, would just dig their heels in and be completely resistant to what they said they wanted. And I’m doing my cheerleading act, I’m going, “Come on! Come on! Don’t you want this?” And they said, “Yeah and I don’t want to budge.” They were just paralyzed with fear and I didn’t know how to do anything to get them to move forward except for drag their little butt. And that didn’t really work too well. They would end up getting the goal but they were…it seemed like they were tortured in the process. Not that I was torturing them, they were just in such deep fear and resistance and I didn’t know at that time how to work around it. So I learned a lot of great coaching skills at the Coaches’ Training Institute and started my love affair with coaching. And a few years into it, I met my now business partner. We each have our own coaching practices and we have a business together called Abundance Abound and her name is Eva Gregory. And she turned me on to the Law of Attraction. I had heard through CoachU… people who went to CoachU, were talking about this you know, attraction, attraction, attraction. I thought, “What the hell is that? Attraction? What are these people talking about?” And Eva said, “I know what they’re talking about because I also went to CoachU and Coaches’ Training Institute but I got something even better. Let me introduce you to Abraham Hicks. And she handed me a cassette tape because there was no such thing as CDs in those days or mp3s. And I popped it in my car and I started listening and they were talking about Law of Attraction and channeling and I thought, “Okay, first of all, this is really weird. This woman is channeling. I’ve never seen or heard of this before. But wow, this information is really good! Wow, this is so on the money.” And I’ve never heard anybody talk about these sort of principles in such a consistent way and it blew my mind and I wanted more. Even though I thought it was weird, I still wanted more because the content, I knew was the truth. And at that time, I was in a mastermind with Eva and we started playing around with the concepts, with our clients and we thought, “You know, this is really fun. We should teach a teleclass about this.” And we just did it for the fun of it. And the thing was, people showed up and they wanted more and we started the class around it. And at that point, it really… my entire coaching practice was based on Law of Attraction. I couldn’t do anything but. Even though I still loved business, I still loved all sorts of topics and was very passionate about personal growth, I thought, “Law of Attraction has to be the bottom line. It has to be the foundation of everything I coach.” And from that point forward, it was. Until about a few years ago, I was still… I would call myself a Law of Attraction coach, a life coach you know, whatever issues you got, you know, I’ll coach you on them. But a few years ago, I really decided to focus all my energy on business coaching. So that’s what I do. Law of Attraction is still at the bottom of everything I do. It’s the foundation and because you know, obviously, if you don’t have that in place, none of the regular rules apply. You know, anything else that we talk about in business or to do with money or health, all that… there’s a million strategies out there. And if we don’t lay the foundation of Law of Attraction, those strategies mean diddly. They don’t mean anything. So where I’m at today is enjoying the heck out of my business and you can find out more about what I do and there’s tons and tons of articles there. There’s all sorts of resources if you go to masterpeacecoaching.com, and ‘peace’ is spelled p-e-a- c-e like ‘inner peace.’ Jeannette: Thank you, Jeanna. I have to tell you, it is really hard for me to imagine a time when you weren’t walking and talking and breathing Law of Attraction, that Eva introduced it to you. It’s just such a surprising thought for me. So when you are working with your clients, with your business clients, I’m just curious, are you introducing them to Law of Attraction or are they already on board and are coming to you specifically because they know your work is founded on it? Jeanna: I think there’s a little of both but these days, I’d say especially since The Secret came out, it’s a blessing at first. When the movie came out, The Secret, I thought, “They did not ask me. What is the problem? Why am I not in that movie? Hello?” I saw people in there who didn’t teach Law of Attraction. I thought, “This is just plain wrong.” Later, I thought, “Well, there’s a few benefits to it.” But one of the main benefits were now, Law of Attraction was out to a whole different segment of the market, out into mainstream public because before, it seemed as if it was just these little tiny pockets of people who knew Law of Attraction. So now, people kind of know about Law of Attraction, just in general. I think about half the people come to me because they know that work and a lot of them don’t… they just resonate with my story and they’re putting out fires in their business and they’re trying to run around crazy and they just want relief. So Law of Attraction is still something new but I think even those people are more open these days. I think, I mean I always taught Law of Attraction even when you know, people didn’t know what the heck it was and I would use it with CEOs of companies. And even though I was still always a little nervous like, “They’re going to think I’m whacked when I introduce this.” “Okay CEO, we’re going to put you into a visualization right now. We’re going to put a magic wand in your hand and you can ask for whatever you want.” I’m thinking, “Okay, they’re either going to hang up right now and say, ‘I’m outta here.’ Or they’re going to dig it.” And in the end, they always dig it and they say, “Wow! You know, this feels great! I don’t do this on my normal day to day life but it’s nice to just take time and try to feel into my vision rather than be a man on a mission all the time.” Jeannette: Well, you have definitely paved the way here.
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