Archive for March, 2006

28 Mar

You Have a Right to Feel Angry, Frustrated and Depressed

Every day, despite all our best intentions, stuff happens. It just does.
Now, the ideal world is a wonderful thing, but in real life, it seems like difficult situations are always catching us unprepared, and sometimes it leaves us feeling less than capable of dealing with that ’stuff.’
In fact, for most of us (whether we’ll admit [...]

22 Mar

Teach Your Children How to Be Grateful

We all know how important it is to have a heart overflowing with gratitude.
Without it, our manifestation work will go nowhere, or worse, take a lot of wrong turns.
But sometimes it’s just hard, trying to break through the years of accumulated “complaint thinking.” Many of us (maybe most of us) have gotten in [...]

21 Mar

How a Millionaire Manages One Dollar

I’ve written before that you must have a prosperity mindset before the prosperity itself will bother showing up.
This article by finance advisor Francis Kier breaks it down to the simplest terms - what you do with one dollar is a good indicator of what you’ll do with a million.
So if you want success, prosperity [...]

20 Mar

How to Recognize a Stroke and Save a Life

Subscriber and friend Tricia Andrews sent me a bit of information which I feel is so important that I’m sharing it with you. Please read this. It’s important.
During a BBQ a friend stumbled and took a little fall - she assured everyone that she was fine (they offered to call paramedics) and that she had [...]

20 Mar

The No-Pressure No-Anxiety Cure for Fear of Acting

Randy was lonely. He’d never had a proper girlfriend. Anytime he had ever tried to ask a girl out, he always got so nervous and so ill at ease that the girl would shoot him down and walk away, usually in a huff.
His friends - the few he had - could see that his fear [...]

17 Mar

Feel Like You’re Missing Something?

A few days ago a reader mentioned in an email that she was studying a personal development course, and that it was good, but…
And that in an attempt to recognize and distill every bit of learning possible, she was taking careful notes of everything that struck her as important. She was finding lots of meat [...]

12 Mar

Heartfelt Backpacks

You’ve seen the news reports. Maybe you even caught one of the interviews with the high school girl who started a wave of donations to hurricane victims - backpacks filled with the things children would need for starting back to school this year.
If you’re still working on getting your positive thinking to work, why [...]

12 Mar

Feed The GOOD - Starve the Bad

You already know that I recommend grabbing control of your daily thought processes and using them as a powerful tool for directing your life.
Today, consultant Aislinn O’Conner presents a wonderful image that I think you’ll find useful - something that you should really be able to sink your teeth into.
Choosing Empowerment And [...]

04 Mar

You’re NOT Who You Think You Are

Do you really understand just how much you habitually seek out certain types of experiences - and ONLY those experiences - in your daily life?
Everything we do - after a few repetitions - we turn it into a habit to be performed half-consciously. After that, it quickly disappears from our awareness as it becomes a [...]

04 Mar

Exciting Free eBook - Appreciating in Value

I often mention the importance of being thankful for what’s going right rather than dwelling on what’s not working well. (See “What Do You Expect?” from Jan 31st and “The Inner-Power Emails” from a couple of days ago.)
But talking all around being thankful for things - it’s all just a long-winded description for being grateful, [...]

03 Mar

Starting a Business? Beware the “Not-Me’s”

For every new business that survives five years, four others fail. And during the second five years, experts claim the failure rate remains around the same eighty percent.
That’s a survival rate of as little as four percent after just 10 years.
Experts differ on what causes such high attrition. Many blame insufficient money, [...]

02 Mar

“The Inner-Power Emails” - a New Report

About a year ago John (not his real name) began emailing me.
Normally I don’t have enough time to give in-depth answers for every email, but John always asked such straight-from-the-gut questions and made such open comments that I simply had to respond to each intriguing email of his.
Now what interested me most was the fact [...]