By Keith Cook
Have you ever had a morning from hell and the rest of your day was much the same? Do you find yourself getting some of the things you want and some of the things that you don’t want? Are your thoughts attracting by default or are you deliberately creating the results you are getting?
By Joy Bing Fleming, MBA
Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, and Les Hewitt have a best-selling book entitled The Power of Focus, and they have a section about creating an optimum balance between your personal and professional life. They tell the story of 2 couples that are around the same age, and they both have children. The 1st couple rarely sees each other. The husband leaves for work early in the morning before the kids get up, and he gets home at night after the kids go to bed. So, he never sees his children. He also works on the weekends, and there never seems to be enough time in the day for him to get everything accomplished.
By Keith Cook
Acting as if means thinking like, talking like, dressing like, acting like and feeling like the person you will be when you have already completed your goal. Be, do and have everything you want starting now! You can begin right now to act as if you have already achieved a goal that you desire.
By Keith Cook
Have we become conditioned to believe only what we see outside of us and ignore our inner self? Have we allowed the “inner me” to become the enemy? People wish for things all the time. Wishes are desires with no energy. So a wish will not cause the law of attraction to work. Not unless you will yourself to act until you get your wish. The will is holding the mental image or feeling the emotions of having what you want and acting as if you have it. That brings intent into the equation and intent is the catalyst that brings the law into life.
By Joy Bing Fleming, MBA
Are you ready to learn how a daily to do list can help you? Have you ever set goals and not achieved them? Most of us have done that. It’s quite common in fact. Every New Year’s Day, most of us have New Years Resolutions, but how many of us actually commit and keep up the resolutions? For example, many people want to exercise more. You may start out with every intention in the world to exercise, but after a few days or weeks, you somehow quit and go right back to your old habits. Why is that?
By Joy Bing Fleming, MBA
The 1st step is to learn how to set goals. Be specific. Your goals should be measurable, and they should have a time limit. The wrong way to set a goal would be to say - I will lose 10 pounds. Instead, if you want to lose weight, write down - I will weigh 140 pounds by Oct. 1st, 2009. If you want to sell a book, write down - I will sell 1000 copies of my book by Jan. 1st, 2010.
By Jack Canfield, America’s Success Coach
We all aspire to be, do and have great things. Yet most of us simply aren’t creating the results we want. We don’t have enough money, romance, success or joy in our lives. But what we need to understand is that greatness exists in all of us. It is simply up to us to pull it out of ourselves. We all have genius.
We just need to learn how to apply it.
