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How to Stop Micro-Managing the Way Your Life Shows Up

Tuesday, January 29th, 2008

Let’s follow through with the flower seed analogy from yesterday’s post.
Decide what it is you want to manifest in your life/business (type of flower).
Your seed will not turn into a flower if you dig it up every day to check and see if it’s really growing. Just give it the water and sun it [...]

Are You Digging Up the Seeds of Your Business To See If They Are Growing?

Monday, January 28th, 2008

Universal principles are in action at all times whether you have an awareness of them or believe in them. The only change that is necessary is your awareness of this fact. When a flower seed lands in fertile soil, it just grows. It doesn’t matter if you are aware of its existence [...]

Create a Personal Manifesto for Personal Growth and Professional Development

Thursday, January 24th, 2008

A manifesto is a series of statements clarifying what you stand for in your life as well as what you won’t stand for.
Having a personal manifesto helps keep your focus on who you are and your purpose in life. I created my personal manifesto as a certificate with a personalized logo and it’s up on [...]

Corporate Sponsors Have Cash For You

Thursday, January 24th, 2008

Have you ever wished that a major nonprofit (including charities and associations)
or a corporation (including Fortune 500 and smaller companies) would:
>>> Email their employees, customers or volunteers about you, your book or business?
>>> Feature you on their website
>>> Feature you in their newsletters or print publications
>>> Issue press releases for (or [...]

Rave Reviews for Interview with Dr. Deborah King, author of “Truth Heals”

Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008

The thank you’s for Dr. King have been pouring in as 100’s of listeners found answers to their questions on an array of topics.
If you missed this interview last week, you can still listen by clicking here now.
Here’s a recap of what we covered:
Do you use these excuses?
* I can’t…
* I won’t…
* I don’t know [...]

Get Disney, Toyota, Coca-Cola to Sponsor Your Business

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

Tomorrow I will be interviewing Brendon Burchard on exactly how he got those Corporate and Non-Profit partners that have allowed him, in just the last 18 months, to reach millions of people with his message. With sponsors such as Disney, Toyota, and Coca-Cola, he’s quadrupled his income, and he’s helped his favorite charities
raise hundreds [...]

Personal Development Key: Take Responsibility for Your Life

Monday, January 21st, 2008

Taking responsibility makes it possible for you to experience the total pleasure of the success you achieve. What? Read that again. I have a feeling that you didn’t give that thought time to sink in.
To fully be responsible, you must take responsibility for the good and the seemingly bad in your life—for your positive habits [...]

Brett Favre Doesn’t Need To Go To The Super Bowl To Be A Success And Neither Do You

Monday, January 21st, 2008

Growing up in Wisconsin I have been a Packers fan as log as I can remember. I grew up during the glory years of Vince Lombardi and Bart Starr.
I have never been prouder of what this team has accomplished than this year. First, Brett Favre came back to play with a very young, [...]

Daily Spiritual Practice: The Foundation for Your Breakthrough to Personal and Professional Development

Thursday, January 17th, 2008

Down through the ages, great thinkers, inventors, artists, statesman and philosophers have credited their spiritual connections for their successes.
If this seems like a strange place to begin, you may be wondering what this has to do with our topic of success and life mastery.
Daily spiritual practice is the foundation everything else builds upon to create [...]

Are You Reaching All Your Personal Development and Professional Goals?

Wednesday, January 16th, 2008

You have the opportunity in front of you right now to do great things. Set a plan and prioritize your day so you do what will get you where you want to go. Without a plan it’s too easy to be sidetracked by what other people think you should be doing, or by [...]

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