by: Lisa Martin Fear can be broken down into three categories: real (healthy), imagined (thought-based) and worry. Although fear can get in your way by interfering with your hopes, dreams and desires; fear is not always a bad thing. Admitting you’re afraid of something can be quite enlightening. It gives you a chance to assess […]
by: Steve Gillman Self control means the ability to motivate ourselves to do the things we need to do. It also means stopping ourselves from doing things that we see are bad for us. It may seem that it is a problem of willpower, but pushing ourselves to do things when we feel miserable, or
Drop Your Great Expectations And Live Lightly by: Amy Twain Life is complicated, so as they say. But let me tell you something; it only becomes so when you got some great expectations. It’s just a tiny thing to change: stop expecting. I know it takes practice to do so. If you can see things as
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by: Margaret Paul, Ph.D. “I can’t seem to discover why I’m on the planet.” “What is my purpose here? I know there’s something I’m supposed to be doing, but I don’t know how to find out what it is.” “I don’t seem to be passionate about anything.” I’ve heard these complaints over and over from
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How to Strengthen Willpower Through Practice by: Luc Reid One of the most encouraging pieces of information I’ve turned up lately about self-motivation is that willpower can be strengthened by practice. However, the exact kind of practice is important if you want good results. Some articles I’ve read liken willpower to a muscle, and suggest that
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Follow Your Bliss Myths by: Stacey Mayo The term Follow Your Bliss was made famous by a book by the same name. People have generalized that statement to mean many things, some of which are inaccurate, so I thought I would give you the real skinny on this topic and dismantle some old myths. Let
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Simply Do What You Resolve To Do by: Daniel Sitter Human beings are complex beings composed of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual components. We are creatures of habit. Most of us resist change, tending to yield to that which we find comfortable. We often feel threatened by complexity and technology, preferring that which is safe
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Use Your Imagination to Create the Self You Want by: Gerri D Smith “Every prayer – every thought, every statement, every feeling -is creative. To the degree that it is fervently held as truth, to that degree will it be made manifest in your experience.” –Neale Donald Walsch In your business and in your personal
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