Doing what needs to be done Here’s a great question: are my habits, behaviors, and actions congruent with my goals? So often the answer to this is “no”. There are a few things that we can do to get better at this. We can work on the head trash and limiting beliefs that are […]
Scariest haunted house ever
Scariest haunted house ever The scariest haunted house ever would just be a bunch of mirrors that would reflect our need for approval in all the different areas in our lives. Then it would show us just how much this is costing us – whether that be in dollars, peace of mind, momentum, quality of […]
Can you weather the storm?
Can you weather the storm? I was asked today, “How do you get over a failed business?” I was also recently asked, “How do you get over a shattered life?” Life is going to bring us all kinds of storms ~ rejection, setbacks, illnesses, unexpected developments, bad luck, failed relationships, failed business endeavors, plans that […]
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Minnows, Whales, and Books
Minnows, Whales, and Books When we hang around minnows we stay small. When we hang around whales we grow. A great success strategy is to be around and be influenced by world class performers – people who see bigger possibility, more opportunity, more abundance, more solutions, know things we don’t, have greater kindness, and the […]
How to make sure that you do not win
How to make sure that you do not win Is the personal growth gym (reading, visualization, affirmations, audios, letting go of limitations and other head trash, expanding possibility, introspection, etc.) part of your daily life? If not, how in the world do you expect thing to change for the better? There’s no chance. There is […]
The straight path, the winding path
Really it is okay to ask for help
What would I do if I didn’t drink?
What would I do if I didn’t drink? So often in our thinking we are pushing against what we do not want rather than moving towards what we do want. And this strategy simply does not work. There’s a famous NLP (neuro linguistic programming) story about an alcoholic who kept wondering why she drank. She […]
Never present always guilty
Never present always guilty Does this sound familiar ~ doing one thing but feeling guilty that you should be doing something else? For instance, you might be spending time with the family but feel guilty that you are not working. Then you start working and feel guilty that you aren’t spending time with the family. […]