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When you stop to think about your life, what lens do you typically use to view it? If you're stressed out, frustrated, and discouraged, perhaps it's time to switch lenses and adopt an attitude of gratitude in your life. As you read this article, keep in mind these three important benefits of cultivating gratitude:

1) You start to notice the things in your life that are working, that are pretty great right now.

2) You begin to attract more of what you do want because your focus has shifted.

3) You will feel more peace and contentment with your life, exactly as it is.

It's very common, especially in these hectic and stressful times, for moms to feel like nothing is going right. You look around, and all you see is the chaos. You get together with other moms, and everyone complains about how bad things are. You become so accustomed to focusing on what's wrong, on what's not working, that you miss out on the opportunities to notice what is working in your life. This is where gratitude comes in.

Gratitude can be a very powerful habit when it's practiced on a regular basis. That's why I am asking you to consider changing the lens through which you view your life. Just like when a person gets a different prescription for their glasses or contact lenses, when you shift to a lens of gratitude you will start to see your world differently. And, over time, as you continue with this new "prescription", you will experience amazing results.

You can start changing your perspective this very moment, no matter what's going on in your life. Wherever you are, take a moment to look around and find something for which you can be grateful. For example, whereas you may have zeroed in on the piles of clutter on your desk, now you can give thanks for your computer and for internet access. Or perhaps you always notice the shoes that are left in the hallway, but this time you make a shift to feeling grateful that your children hang up their coats everyday. Or maybe you feel like there is never enough time for everything that you need to do; you're working, taking care of your children, and also taking some classes for a degree. You can continue to sit with that frustration, of there not being more time. Or you can shift your focus to appreciating that you have options in your life, and noticing all of the choices that are available to you.

Can you feel the difference? And what's really amazing is that nothing has actually changed on the outside, but because of this inner shift you will begin to feel different. You will experience more peace and contentment with your life, just as it is. This inner shift can bring you immediate relief, and over the long term you will actually attract more of what you want because your focus has changed. You are more conscious of what you do want in your life, you're noticing and appreciating what's already working, and more of that will be sent your way.

It takes time to really develop this attitude of gratitude, especially when your default mode of seeing the world is so ingrained. I encourage you to start small, and to give yourself the opportunity to gradually move into the process. You can begin by asking yourself some questions: What is it about your life, that is working right now, that you can start to notice? What about your kids is absolutely wonderful, right now, today? What about your home? Do you have healthy food to eat? I'm sure you're getting the idea. And, just like with any habit, the more you practice, the easier and more natural it becomes.

Over the next few days, I invite you to notice at least 3 things in your life that are working. Be grateful and offer appreciation for these. Then check in with how you're feeling to see if anything has shifted in you. You will more than likely start to notice a difference, and the people around you will notice it, too.

For more life-changing shifts, I encourage you to visit http://www.CourageousMotherhood.com, where you can access my free 5-part ecourse: "5 Courageous Shifts to Help You Reconnect with Your Best Self."

From Amy E. Willard - The Courage Coach for Moms

Copyright 2008 -- Courageous Motherhood

How to be Investor Ready by Len Mcdowall

As corporate advisors, we meet with many companies who seek investment capital to help with the growth of their business. But attracting investor capital depends greatly on whether they are 'investor ready' or not.

Recently, a company in the building industry approached us to raise A$5m capital for them. They were well established and profitable and had the opportunity to expand overseas and required the funding to finance their expansion.

After a short period of due diligence, it was apparent to us that they were far from being ‘investor ready’. We prepared the following check list for them and are now working with them to implement it before we approach any investors.

The check list covers the major issues that an experienced investor will look for (and expect) in an investee company:-

• Experienced and stable management team not only knowledgeable as regards to the industry and product, but capable of successfully implementing the business plan and managing the company’s operations. Investors invest in management who are committed long term to the business

• Sound understanding of the industry the business is in,

• Realistic investor ready business plan (featuring a detailed and realistic business strategy of current and future plans).

• Realistic achievable financial forecasts and potential for high returns on investment (ROI).

• Excellent business growth potential with rapidly growing markets.

• A willingness to include, if required, the Investor in the management of the business

• A comprehensive understanding of the customer (target market), including market size, demographics, trends , pricing strategies, accessibility, growth potential, demand for products and services ,and commitment to business development.

• A clear idea of the valuation of the business, the equity available for the investor and a strategy for the exit of the investor.

• Efficient internal accounting and financial systems and signed off Accountants reports are a must.

• An easy to follow and manageable growth product/business strategy, combined with planned financial manageability over the period.

• Ability to explain how the investment capital will be used.

• Point of difference - in product, distribution, profit, returns, management, location, contacts, technology, barriers to entry, patents or other unique competitive advantages.

• An understanding that attracting the right investor can take time - usually up to six months.

Approaching investors unprepared is probably the single most common reason why entrepreneurs fail to attract capital. Some investors see 10 or 20 deals a week. If your proposal does not include all of the above, chances are you won’t get past first base and they are immediately onto the next deal.

However once you learn how to make your business ‘investor ready’ and you succeed in attracting an investor the first time, going for subsequent rounds of funding, or funding a new venture becomes much easier. Hence if you want to become a successful entrepreneur, it’s worth spending the time and effort to learn how to make your company ‘investor ready’.

© Copyright Len McDowall, Integral Capital Group 18th September 2007

About the Author

Len McDowall was previously inaugural Chairman and Managing Partner of Bird Cameron Chartered Accountants which employed 1000 people in 50 offices in Australia and Hong Kong. Len McDowall has extensive experience in all facets of financial management with a particular emphasis on structuring and negotiating joint ventures and capital raisings. Len McDowall and his partners established the Integral Capital Group (www.integralcapital.com.au) which specialises in mergers and acquisitions, public floatation’s and capital raisings.

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