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7 Ways to Leave Your Clutterby Barbara Myers www.IneedMoreTime.com
Everyone has some degree of clutter lurking at home. When you're tired of moving it around, stepping over it and losing important items in it, it's time to take control of the clutter. But what should you do with it? You have seven options: Read whole article >>>Posted on 17 Jun 2007 by Editor1 1 Comments Act to Create Itby Jack Canfield, America's Success Coach If you want to live your dreams, not only must you decide what you want, turn your dream into measurable goals, break those goals down into specific action steps, and visualize and affirm your desired outcomes -- you must start taking action. Read whole article >>>Posted on 23 Jun 2007 by Editor1 0 Comments A Plan Is A Beginningby Rhoberta Shaler, PhD
To accomplish something, you must plan to accomplish something. That seems so very obvious, however, most folks in this world get only so far as to plan to plan something! There is even a saying about a road to an unpleasant destination being paved with good intentions. Read whole article >>>Posted on 02 Jun 2007 by DrShaler 0 Comments Appreciation Is Never Wastedby Rhoberta Shaler, PhD
www.OptimizeInstitute.com "Thank you." So good to hear. So simple to say. So, why are so many folks longing to hear it? There is little that goes further towards improving relationships than a genuine 'Thank you." You know that. Why, then, do so many folks have difficulty with it? Read whole article >>>Posted on 02 Jun 2007 by DrShaler 0 Comments Are Critics Smothering Your Dream? Turn Wet Blankets Into Comfort Quiltsby Cathy Goodwin
You've embarked on a major transition and your enthusiasm is growing. Just when you get a small fire going, someone comes along with a heavy wet blanket. "You'll hate it." "I turned down that job two years ago, but it's perfect for you." "Nobody makes a living that way." STRATEGIES TO TURN WET BLANKETS INTO COMFORT QUILTS: Read whole article >>>Posted on 17 Jun 2007 by Editor1 0 Comments Are You "Spiritually-Minded"?
© Rhoberta Shaler, PhD
Founder. www.YourSpiritualHome.com Are you spirituallyminded? I’m not simply speaking of interest in spiritual things. It’s much more than that. Are you basing your thinking every moment on the spiritual principles you hold dear? That’s the real question! How do we determine if, in fact, we are spiritually-minded? Read whole article >>>Posted on 01 Jun 2007 by Editor1 0 Comments Are You Putting Your Best Foot Forward?by Rhoberta Shaler, PhD www.OptimizeInstitute.com What does it take to put your best foot forward? How do you present yourself in the best light possible? Why would you want to? The expression, 'to put your best foot forward', came from colonial times when, to impress a colonial woman at a dance, a man would step forward to display his more muscular calf, or put forward his best foot. We do not only put our best foot forward to impress others but also to Read whole article >>>Posted on 02 Jun 2007 by DrShaler 0 Comments Argue For Your Limitations And They Are Yours!by Rhoberta Shaler, PhD
www.SpiritualLivingNetwork.com Recently, I was talking with a friend who has multiple sclerosis. When we first met, she was working full-time and occasionally walking with a slight limp. Now, she lives in a care facility and is completely immobilized in an electric wheelchair with a little use of one hand. Every possible day, she orders a special bus to take her to the bustling waterfront of the town in which she lives so that she can experience life as fully as possible, to be part of the vitality. This is a bright, vivacious woman with a positive attitude and a determination not to live from limitation. Would you be as determined in the face of adversity of this kind? Read whole article >>>Posted on 02 Jun 2007 by DrShaler 0 Comments Be Bold!by Rhoberta Shaler, PhD
www.OptimizeInstitute.com I like what Billie Jean King, the feminist tennis professional, had to say: "Be bold. If you're going to make an error, make a doozey, and don't be afraid to hit the ball." Does the fear of making an error keep you from doing things you say are important to you? Some folks can be almost paralyzed by their unwillingness to make a mistake. Read whole article >>>Posted on 02 Jun 2007 by DrShaler 0 Comments Being Includedby Rhoberta Shaler, PhD
www.OptimizeInstitute.com Have you ever felt left out? It does not feel good. Have you ever experienced loneliness during the holidays? Many people find this to be the loneliest time of the year. Everyone seems to be going somewhere, meeting someone, doing something exciting and there we sit. Doing nothing, nowhere, with noone. NEWS FLASH! That's your choice! Oooh, does that sound a little harsh? It is not. Read whole article >>>Posted on 02 Jun 2007 by DrShaler 0 Comments Congestion And Clutter? or Prosperity?by Rhoberta Shaler, PhD
www.OptimizeInstitute.com Have you ever felt like you were getting a cold? Your head felt heavy as well as your eyelids. Your throat was scratchy and your limbs were heavy. You felt like you were walking through peanut butter. Familiar? Sure. One thing I have learned is that when I feel that way, the first thing I had better do is look for the places in my home, office or life where there is congestion. And, clean them up! Read whole article >>>Posted on 02 Jun 2007 by Editor1 0 Comments Creating Integrity by Rhoberta Shaler, PhD
www.SpiritualLivingNetwork.com Is integrity near the top of your list of values? It is so important for creating a world that truly works for each person in it. Integrity means "the quality or state of being complete or undivided" and indicates firm adherence to our values. Our values are the things we hold dear, the things that are most important to us as we shape our lives. Read whole article >>>Posted on 02 Jun 2007 by DrShaler 0 Comments Gratitude is the Attitude of Altitude!by Rhoberta Shaler, PhD
Founder. www.SpiritualLivingNetwork.com Gratitude IS the attitude of altitude. Every day needs to be Thanksgiving Day. Being thankful is a good way to begin each day. Even before you open your eyes in the morning, spend a minute or two in gratitude, reflecting on all things large and small for which you are thankful. This provides a positive framework for the day and assists in keeping the day’s events in perspective. Sometimes, it is easy to become mired in the small details of daily living and forget the bigger picture. We all need some altitude adjustment! Read whole article >>>Posted on 02 Jun 2007 by DrShaler 0 Comments How Positive Is You Outlook?by Rhoberta Shaler, PhD.
Henry J. Kaiser has said, "When a tough, challenging job is to be done, I look for a person who possesses an enthusiasm and optimism for life, who makes a zestful confident attack on his daily problems, one who shows courage and imagination, who pins down his buoyant spirit with careful planning and hard work, but says, 'This may be tough, but it can be licked.'" Is that your outlook? It could be! Read whole article >>>Posted on 01 Jun 2007 by DrShaler 0 Comments How to Achieve Your Goals with Easeby Andrew McCombe
The change in seasons will traditionally bring with it new creation. Change brings about new life, growth and development all with it the possibility of creating new opportunities for ourselves. Any time of change (whether it be a change of season, career, relationship, living situation or even life direction) is an excellent time to reflect on where our lives are heading as well as a perfect time for us to devise new strategies to achieve our goals and dreams, whatever they may be. I would like to share with you a very successful technique that I use during periods of change that allow me to remain focussed and to continue to achieve all of my goals. It will also raise your awareness as to where you are at in your life at the moment and see if there are any new possibilities that you can create, that ultimately will help you to achieve all of your goals with EASE this new season. Whenever I come to a period of change in my life I always ask myself the following questions. The questions help me to get full clarity on what the next steps are for me in the creation process of my goals. Read whole article >>>Posted on 17 Jun 2007 by Editor1 0 Comments How To Ask for Anything You Want
by Mark Victor Hansen
One of life's fundamental truths states: Ask and you shall receive. Isn't that simple? Of course it is. The world responds to those who ask. Most people in this world, however, find themselves in settled lives, never really achieving or receiving what they hold in their dreams... because they just never ask. There are many good reasons to ask... Read whole article >>>Posted on 23 Jun 2007 by Editor1 0 Comments How to Be Rich and Wealthy with Easeby Andrew McCombe
According to Wallace Wattles, in his popular wealth treatise called the Science of Getting Rich, "There is a science of getting rich, and it is an exact science, like algebra or arithmetic. There are certain laws which govern the process of acquiring riches, and once these laws are learned and obeyed by anyone, that person will get rich with mathematical certainty." It is true. Those who make wealth know that it comes about by application of simple rules and principles. Those who don't make wealth don't know about these simple things, and so they assume that wealth is a result of luck or pure chance or something just as superstitious or silly. Anthony Robbins is one of the top success coaches in the world... Read whole article >>>Posted on 17 Jun 2007 by Editor1 0 Comments Is It Time to Put Away Childish Things?by Dennis Merritt Jones, DD “Some of us treat God like the Claw…that tempting machine at supermarkets and video arcades that will dispense a stuffed animal to the lucky winner. You drop in a quarter and manipulate a lever that looks like a metal claw, trying to grab one of the enticing little puppies or bunnies jumbled together at the bottom of the glass case...We want our Creator to be a divine vending machine that dispenses the toys we desire.” ~ Mary Manin Morrissey, NO LESS THAN GREATNESS I really had to chuckle when I first read Mary Manin Morrissey’s statement above. I instantly flashed back to my own childhood when I spent many of my hard earned quarters doing exactly what she describes.... Read whole article >>>Posted on 23 Jun 2007 by Editor1 0 Comments Making Conscious Choices Is A Choice We Makeby Dr. Dennis Merritt Jones "Every day, each of us makes a multitude of choices that will impact our lives...the quality of our choices will dictate whether we will struggle in frustration or live an extraordinary life-the life of our dreams." ~ Debbie Ford In her book THE RIGHT QUESTIONS, author Debbie Ford entitles the second chapter, "Waking Up from Autopilot." This is exactly the challenge you and I face if we want to live an "extra" ordinary life based in healthy, life affirming choices. As we look at the world today it may seem that the majority of humankind exists at the level of living a life that is stuck on autopilot, actually unaware that the choices we make every moment of every day individually and collectively determine our experience on the planet. This is self-evident with the mindless damage being done in our environment and ecosystem, and perhaps even more so with the obvious conflict between human beings around the world. When we exist on autopilot ... Read whole article >>>Posted on 23 Jun 2007 by Editor1 0 Comments Matters Of The Heartby Rhoberta Shaler, PhD, www.SpiritualLivingNetwork.com
Happy Valentine’s Day! Are you thinking of love? Whether you are filled with joy at the love you share with a significant other, or, you are feeling empty and alone, you are still thinking of love. As the greeting card industry makes this into a day for lovers, let’s us make this day to celebrate love of all kinds…and let’s begin with love for ourselves! Read whole article >>>Posted on 02 Jun 2007 by DrShaler 0 Comments Content Management Powered by CuteNews |
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