Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can. ~ Arthur Ashe Action plays an important role in the process of achieving goals. However, the real purpose of action isn’t probably what you think it is. So let’s look at the goal achievement process described in The Jackrabbit Factor (freeContinue Reading
Two brothers sit beneath a tree after a long journey. One is a quantum physicist, the other a theologian. They are both hungry, and soon the wind blows and the tree sheds an armful of fruit. The physicist says, “How remarkable it is that my thoughts can cause the wind to blow so that the … Continue reading Who Pushed the Apple?Continue Reading
What would happen if you could feel grateful for EVERYTHING?
Is it even possible to feel grateful for everything? The fact is, feeling good about your problems literally activates certain laws of success for happier outcomes.
And who doesn’t want happier outcomes?
I talked about the following just two weeks ago, but this piece merits a repeat:
When you change how you feel, the nature of your surroundings begins to shift ever so slightly. People begin to respond to you differently. Someone who may not have had two words for you before may suddenly feel compelled to talk with you,… Read more
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Positive Thinking Tip: optimism will lead you to financial solutions, but be smart and live responsibly in the here and now.
Here is a question from one of my readers that I thought was worthwhile to share with you.
Question:
How do you think, especially speak, feel, and act as though you are rich, and…
A. not spend money you don’t have?
B. still give positive responses as though the money is here now to people asking you to do things you don’t have the money for???
How do you “feel” like the money is here now, when you see… Read moreContinue Reading
What if you knew that by living by principles, everything would just work itself out? The challenge comes in trying to live by the principles. It’s not always easy to do, but at least the results are dependable.
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I’ve helped thousands of students figure this out, so let me help you, too.
If you’ve already read The Jackrabbit Factor, then it’s time to take the next step.… Read moreContinue Reading
