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Standing alone on a platform to fend for myself did not evoke fear, or sadness as my parents disappeared from view, there was no feeling of loss, only excitement of my journey ahead. Confidence that built in my mind was like a fortress keeping negative states at bay as joy predominated. At the age of only twelve I could cope with the big bad world, which set the foundation for the rest of my life, as though an invisible map was drawn up and directions marked. Once my parents had finally cleared the deck I removed the name badge and travel instructions and tossed them in the bin confident that this information was not required for me to complete the long journey ahead.

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Copyright 2006 Karin ManningAre you planning a Las Vegas vacation?If so, then you need to know the way to handle your money in Las Vegas. Las Vegas isn't called the city of lost wages for nothing. If you're not careful, it's almost like your money just slips through your fingers almost like magic.Did you know if you take out your money at one kind of ATM you could lose the same amount of your withdrawal in fees? It's important to always be aware of the fees that are involved whenever your money changes hands in Las Vegas. If you are ever in doubt then simply ask a local. They'll know the places to go and the places you should avoid.If you don't know how to handle your finances in Las Vegas, chances are you will end up a lot worse off in your hip pocket.A little pre-planning and research will ensure that you pay the very least that you have to to exchange foreign currency, cash cheques and to get a cash advance.Of course, if you're on vacation the last thing you want to do is to get a high interest loan while away only to return back home fro your vacation destination owing the original amount of money you borrowed PLUS 100 percent interest or more.Here are some helpful tips for handling your money on your Las Vegas vacation.1. Travellers cheques are not a problem at casinos, restaurants, hotels and shops in Las Vegas. You will be required to show photo id for verification.2. Every major casino is happy to exchange your foreign currency. They will of course charge you a fee in the form of a discount from the official exchange rate applicable and for this reason you will get the best deal by using a commercial bank for this kind of banking transaction.3. Unsecured loans are difficult to obtain in Las Vegas.4. Many casinos will give you a credit voucher to gamblers who apply for a loan in advance of their Las Vegas vacation.5. Most large casinos have ATMS (automatic teller machines) where you can withdraw cash from your bank account or credit card account. If you are withdrawing a cash advance you must be aware that some financial institutions charge a very hefty fee for withdrawals.6. Cheque cashing agencies specialise in interstate money orders, savings accounts and personal cheques. You will need identification and the fee will vary depending on the complexity of the transaction.7. If you are expecting a tax refund Las Vegas has instant tax refund stands. What you are essentially doing is taking out a short term loan at an extremely high interest rate. The cost of the loan can be as high as 100 percent! This type of transaction should definitely be used with caution.8. Las Vegas pawn shops - once again, these should always be used with caution. Don't ever hand over something to a pawn broker that is of extreme personal value unless you can really live without it.9. Always make sure your wallet is in a safe place. Vegas is also famous for pickpockets. Women should have purses that zip shut and have long straps on handbags so that they can go diagonally across your shoulder. Men should keep their wallet in their front pocket at all times. Keep your purse, wallet or bum bag with you at all times. Never put it down anywhere.10. Keep a very close eye on your poker chips at casino tables. There are actually professional people who grab your chips when you are not looking.

Clients come to coaches with many issues, and they may not have thought through what the difference is between an issue and a problem. Of course, the coach has thought it through, that is why he is a coach and not a therapist. So we generally begin by explaining the difference, and the client is, or will be, investing his money in a coach. As such the coach considers him or her someone to serve, not fix. But: that client, like all of us, has several parts of himself and some parts may have doubts about whether or not he really needs to be "fixed".Jungian coaches recognize this internal conflict as they recognize that coaches and therapists do very similar work, but under very different ground rules. The client has made a choice, and primarily the choice is where to come from in himself or herself. But he or she has made similar choices of where to come from in his decisions of commitment throughout his life. Whichever his choices, the different parts of himself are present, recognized or not.The issue for the coach, who in his choice of profession has committed to serving and not fixing, goes beyond the vain question of what would make the client feel served, to the substantive question of what would serve to resolve the issues that the client's agenda raises?By way of illustration and example: clients who come to coaching are frequently angry. These persons come from a victim-role place (which all but guarantees will make them angry) and their rant on whatever circumstances they have taken themselves as a victim ask in essence "is it not all right to be angry?" This they have done many times with others to solicit them to ask similarly of themselves, then they both can take comfort in that it IS all right. The coach has a choice of ways to deal with this.One way would be the answer the question: no, it is not all right. Perceiving yourself as a victim will only strengthen the opposite, the victimizer part of yourself; and sooner or later that victimizer will take some action that would do you no good. But defining it as wrong characterizes it as a problem, that begs a solution - in other words, a "fix".Another way, thinking of serving not fixing, the coach asks what has served himself, or would serve? The Jungian concept is that the events of our lives are in fact parts of ourselves, if the universal scope of the Greater Self is considered; and this is true even of the things that "happen" to us. Thus, all things happen for a reason. When one, be he a coach or not, fully accepts this, he comes to experience he is not angry like he used to be, indeed he has no need to be. If not angry, he would have no need to ask the question of whether it is all right to be angry, and with no negative answer would have no problem to fix. What serves here would be that Jungian concept.But how can one get over being angry?It can be a daunting concept to someone who has not been exposed to Jungian psychology for many years. Still, ways can be found to introduce it in an accepting manner. It may help to introduce it in reverse order. In the above example, you might ask, if you were NOT angry would you ask is it all right to be? And if you did not ask, would the answer to that question be important? Then, why might you not be angry? If you knew and understood the reason for given circumstances, would you be so angry? And if not, then IF ONLY you knew the reason. Maybe tomorrow you will!It is so often temptingly easy to consider a given situation a problem to be fixed. Finding a way to serve is often not so easy. But the client has already wrestled with the question: why should I pay money just to be served? If he can do that, surely we as coaches can wrestle with what action WOULD serve.I am indebted to Marlena Field's poem "Fixer" for inspiration of ideas for this article.Copyright (c) 2009 Dave Smart

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