New Web Community Works Together to Change ‘Bad’ Habits

People interested in improving their personal and career lives now have a new Web-based community to help them conquer their “bad” habits. The Change One Habit, Change Your Life web community (www.changeonehabit.com) is the inspiration of life coach, author and lecturer, Lynn Cutts of Manage Your Muse.

The Change One Habit community offers members, called Habiteers, unlimited access to “tools for change” in a low-cost, convenient forum. Based on Cutts’ Change One Habit, Change Your Life e-book and program, the community combines traditional coaching with do-it-yourself resources and peer support.

“I’ve worked with people one-on-one and in groups to help them conquer issues that hold them back,” shares Cutts. “Over and over again, I’ve seen how working together significantly increases your potential for success. By using the Web as a safe gathering place, members will find wisdom, inspiration and confidence-building support in a structured, but not confining, environment. Studies show you are seven times more like to successfully change a habit when you have outside support. The Change One Habit community makes it easy to help yourself and others. By learning a lasting life skill, you don’t just change one habit – you change your life.”

“Habiteer membership costs $9.95 a month for 24/7 access to downloadable books, guides and tools, open forum discussions, weekly e-mail support and accountability programs. Although you can stop and start at any time, membership is a commitment to yourself,” explains Cutts. “For less than three visits to your favorite coffee shop, you can invest in something that has lasting rewards – you!”

Cutts, who works with clients from around the world, has been featured on All Things Considered (National Public Radio) and Time magazine (July 2004). To learn more about her Manage Your Muse life coaching and self-improvement products and services, visit www.manageyourmuse.com. To learn more about Change One Habit, Change Your Life (including community membership), visit www.changeonehabit.com. To sign up for free weekly Manage Your Muse inspiration, visit www.weeklychallengers.com.