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distress that people feel, rather than the stress, that runs them down.
“Don’t be so naive as to ask for a change of the winds,” she said, quoting popular motivational and business coach Jim Rohn. “Learn to set your sails.”
Beatty teaches clients to be aware of what she calls people’s inner circles and outer circles, which are always in conflict with each other.
The outer circle involves the external aspects of one’s life. And the inner circle is the person’s true self.
“What we show on the outside is often not what we are on the inside,” Beatty said.
She teaches with mirrors, because she says many people are afraid of facing themselves.
Beatty says its alright if a person doesn’t like everything they see; he or she should try to improve it, but without being negative.
“Sometimes you have to be hard on yourself, sometimes you have to give yourself some praise,” she said.
Beatty urges people to “rearrange” parts of their lives, rather than “change,” which is a scary and discouraging word to many people.
“See beyond the present, visualize to realize,” she said. “When you begin to see, you’ll be able to take hold of it.”
Beatty admits that she has made mistakes in her own life, and tries to learn, rather than hide, from them. The mother of three sons - ages 22, 20 and 12 - has been divorced twice and says, “I hope I can help some, other woman not be dumb like I was.”
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