Cultivate GREATNESS | Personal Development

Some people are stuck on being poor. They think about all the debt they have, and are consumed by their LACK of money. Here is the trick The more you think about what you DONT want the more of that you get. If you think Debt The universe will send you more of what you think about most passionately.

Live with Passion, as Mentor Guru Anthony Robbins has so eloquently stated, but be passionate about that in which you WANT not dont want. Its so easy to get caught up in the Pauper Mentality and be in a constant state of lack. But a swift change in focus will allow abundance to flow into your life.

Choose to be successful. Choose to be Wealthy. Choose your Thoughts Wisely. Choose a Prosperity Consciousness, and Create Wealth.

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If you are wanting to make money and get out of the trap, here is a strategy that may assist you in your journey towards wealth. Read the rest of this entry »

You are what you think. You feel what you want.

Why Think Positively?

All of our feelings, beliefs and knowledge are based on our internal thoughts, both conscious and subconscious. We are in control, whether we know it or not.
Aim high and do your best
We can be positive or negative, enthusiastic or dull, active or passive.

The biggest difference between people is their attitudes. For some, learning is enjoyable and exciting. For others, learning is a drudgery. For many, learning is just okay, something required on the road to a job.

“Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be.”
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Napoleon Hill (October 26, 1883–November 8, 1970) was an American author who was one of the earliest producers of the modern genre of personal-success literature. His most famous work, Think and Grow Rich, is one of the best-selling books of all time.

According to his official biographer, Hill was born into poverty in a two-room cabin in the town of Pound in rural Wise County, Virginia. His mother died when he was ten years old. His father remarried two years later.

At the age of thirteen he began writing as a “mountain reporter” for small-town newspapers. He used his earnings as a reporter to enter law school, but soon had to withdraw for financial reasons. The turning point in his career is considered to have been in 1908 with his assignment, as part of a series of articles about famous men, to interview industrialist Andrew Carnegie, who at the time was one of the richest men in the world. Hill discovered that Read the rest of this entry »

Brainstorming can be an effective way to generate lots of ideas on a specific issue and then determine which idea – or ideas – is the best solution. Brainstorming is most effective with groups of 8-12 people and should be performed in a relaxed environment. If participants feel free to relax and joke around, they’ll stretch their minds further and therefore produce more creative ideas.

A brainstorming session requires a Read the rest of this entry »

It occured to me the other day, that money flows FROM my wallet, and FROM my bank. Noticing this, I started thinking, if I am constantly GIVING money to others with money GOING from my wallet to others, how is this affecting my attraction of money into my life.

Later that night, I picked up the latest book I am reading, “Ask and it is Given”, by Esther Hicks… the next chapter was…

“Process #15: The Wallet Process”

This process, from the book Ask and it is Givencan be used when you want to increase the flow of money in your life or improve the way you feel about money. Read the rest of this entry »

Success in living and working in today’s “information Age” requires successful thinking. The good news is that everyone is capable of increasing successful thinking. Successful thinking is using any mental skill to get results. Here are 20 easy ways to get better results with your thinking.

1. Increase knowledge. First, set your ego aside and openly acknowledge how little you really do know right now compared to all that you can know. Then commit to being a perpetual learner for the rest of your life. Grow, learn and improve with every breath. That acknowledgment and commitment will get results. Read the rest of this entry »

Breathing Awareness and Deep Breathing

1. Lie down or sit in a comfortable chair, maintaining good posture. Your body should be as relaxed as possible. Close your eyes. Scan your body for tension.
2. Pay attention to your breathing. Place one hand on the part of your chest or abdomen that seems to rise and fall the most with each breath. If this spot is in your chest you are not utilizing the lower part of your lungs.
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Most authors believe that getting on Oprah will make them a Millionaire and their book a bestseller. For your book and career to take-off like the last space shuttle, you must prepare to make the most of your appearance. Here are some hot tips to help you get invited as a guest on the show, rivet your audience on the air, and ultimately sell yourself along with your book(s). As a media coach and marketing expert, I have helped many people get booked on Oprah, so I know there is a strategy that, if followed, will help speakers increase their chances of getting on the show.

Pitch and prepare.

Before you actually get booked on Oprah, you need to know how to pitch an idea to the show’s producers and how to prepare yourself for the big day. Read the rest of this entry »

I find that my internet time is a little bit of each. Sometimes, I just waste hours at my favorite football team’s message board… www.chiefsplanet.com > a great place for all my Chiefs news… However, I find myself spending too much time there. Heh. Hours can go by.”Whoa, [/keano reeves] I just spent 2.25 hours at that site without getting up.”Sometimes that is perfectly acceptable. Its a good release… a pacification of time. Away from your worries.

But we also need to be Read the rest of this entry »

When considering many of the inventions that we use regularly, the credit card is a relatively new idea; the first credit card that could be used at more than one merchant was issued in 1950. Frank McNamara started the “Diner’s Club” credit card company with about 200 card holders, and it was also the start of the vicious cycle many credit card users fall victim to: charging purchases when you don’t have the cash to buy them, and then struggling to keep up with the monthly payments because of high interest rates and spending outside of your means.

The average credit card debt held by the typical American is over $8500. As any credit card holder knows, the interest on a credit card causes you to pay more than double the amount you’ve spent on the card, if you only send the minimum payment and never make any late payments. That number increases when you are late sending payments, thanks to the addition of “late fees”.
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