Peter Jarmics BA. BEd.

Peter Jarmics Quick Facts

Main Areas: Focused on building and redesigning software to help people take what they have learned and put it into action.
Career Focus: Consultant, New Concept/Product Designer, Internet Marketing
Affiliation: Aaron Acceptance Corporation, The Power of Focus Inc., Ray Griff Music, Dynamera Group Inc., Chamber of Commerce, York University

Life is time driven so let's not waste time focused on the wrong things.

 

Everyone has a vision or plan for their perfect life but few achieve their goals and most because they don't know what a goal is or how to accomplish one.

 

Take a course, read a book, listen to audio is there anything that will hold your hand through what you learned for as long as you need. I have accomplished my goal in building software and partnering with, in my opinion, the best philosophy that will help you, your friends and your clients keep their lives on the path to success.

 

The first rule of accomplishing my goal was to be accountable therefore I needed to set boundries in time, relationships, my focus and basically what I was willing to do to accomplish my goals.

 

There's a gap in our learning process and one that is not being filled in an effective manner. How do you "Bridge the Gap between learning and doing" and what do you need to succeed. I am not a guru of computers and I am not a guru of life, personal or business coaching. I am the person that put the guru's to work on a plan to bring software over the Internet that would bring anyone who used the system into a framework that would hold them accountable to themselves or their coach.

 

The most power tool is one that first teachers you then takes you by the hand then keeps you engaged for the long term.

 

My life goal has been finding a bridge between learning and doing. This simply means how to take what is learned and put it into action for the long term. I spent time and money reading hundreds of books attending seminars, listening to audio only to loose focus and fall back into my old habits. I kept asking myself why?

 

So I thought why not design software around a proven philosphy a way of me sharing the power of my focus. I set my vision to accomplish this goal as it was also my passion to help people succeed in their lives. I have had the pleasure to focus on my passion developing software capable of helping anyone set clear objectives and establishing habits in their lives giving clear direction and purpose towards the future. My choice of using technology as a catalyst has been a daunting goal at times but one that has no boundaries and more possibilities than you can ever imagine.

 

As a teacher my role was to stuff as much information into their minds as possible and then possibly never see them again, never knowing if they ever learned me or if they used even 1% of what I taught. This was unacceptable to me personally I knew that what I had learned in University was not going to take me on the path of a career in teaching but gave me a framework on how we can shape, nurture and develop our minds to get what we want if we have the right information but more importantly the right tools.

 

As a businessman, consultant and mentor I started to realize that not only was this happening in the classroom but everywhere. I would spend weeks with a client and find that they started to fall backwards into old bad habits and usually around the 60-90 day mark. This made me realize that I would need to develop reinforcement tools and spend more time with my clients.

 

So simply put I designed software over the Internet with the proven philosophy of "The Power of Focus" as well as the capability to take any philosophy and create the bridge from learning to doing.

 

The next logical step to learn more is to visit.... http://www.linkedin.com/in/peterjarmics

 

I look forward to sharing my dream to help you accomplish your's.

 

Peter Jarmics

 

 

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