People use various methods for visualization - listening to audio meditations, creating vision boards, building a notebook of dreams. Nowdays it's pretty easy to create a video that gives you the best of all worlds, images, audio, music, video clips and affirmations. Here's one I put together to share with you - try watching it (or something like it) every day for 30 days and see how it can change your life.
Just a quick one today... came across this quote and thought it was so wonderful that I had to share it (and I wanted it kept someplace where I know I can come back and find it again, too).
"Somehow I can't believe that there are any heights that can't be scaled by a man who knows the secrets of making dreams come true. This special secret, it seems to me, can be summarized in four C s. They are curiosity, confidence, courage, and constancy, and the greatest of all is confidence. When you believe in a thing, believe in it all the way, implicitly and unquestionable."
~Walt Disney~
Fabulous, just fabulous. So, what are you 'believing' in?
Three of the most dangerous words in the English Language...
"I know that."
Those three words can stop you from learning something life altering.
They can interfere with the success of your most important relationships.
They can stop you from trying the one thing that could help you have a healthy body.
They can halt your ability to succeed in your work or your business.
Those three words indicate that you are in need of a quick change of thought...
Whenever you catch yourself uttering those words out loud, or even to yourself, stop for a moment. Ask yourself, "Do I REALLY Know that? Am I living that? Am I doing that?"
If the answer to either of the latter two questions is, "No," then you don't REALLY KNOW that. You know OF that...but you don't really know it, until you are living it, you are doing it.
Where is, "I know that," getting in your way and stopping you from transforming your life and having what you really want?
Was walking down the street today and saw this on the sidewalk. Here in NYC you see quite a few messages like these in chalk on the sidewalk, on boxes waiting to be picked up by the trash, on old box-springs waiting for pick-up - on just about anything that wouldn't be considered 'vandalism'.They come from a fun-loving performance group called De La Vega and I love their spirited reminders. Hope you enjoy it too! :-)
No, I don't me making friends with people who have money... I mean making friends with your money - literally. If you don't have a healthy relationship with money, you probably won't have much in your life. And, despite what you might think, just like you can do something about challenging relationships with people in your life, you can do something about changing your relationship with money.
I recently took a wonderful seminar with an amazing woman, who is both a money coach and a money therapist. Her name is Lora Sasiela, and if you want to check out her website, get some wonderful information for free and look into what she has to offer, you can visit her website at http://financiallysmitten.com.
It was a small and very intimate group for the program, but I think it would have worked well even on a larger scale. What was so wonderful about the program was the in-depth work we did in a very short period of time. The examples provided and the exercises that we did really helped me dig into the areas where I am still 'stuck' about money and where my challenges to allowing it into my life in the abundant manner that I deserve (that we all deserve) really exist. I discovered some very interesting things about my relationship to money and how it mimics certain aspects of other relationships in my life. It was fascinating, absolutely eye opening - I really felt like I had several, "Ah Ha," moments. And, even better, Lora provided us with several tools, as well as some simple suggestions, about how we can continue to work on our money relationship at home and continue to build on the progress that was started during the program.
I definitely recommend looking into her work. I found it deeply rewarding and very valuable. Without a doubt, I will be working with her again in the future.
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