Archive for Daily Steps (Action)
Like to Meditate? 7 Great Meditation Resources
We could all benefit from some time spent focusing within or connecting with source or simply not doing what we... Read more...
Habit or Ritual? 8 Steps to creating a new one.
Are you finding it difficult to integrate new habits into your life? It could be remembering to be grateful, acknowledging your successes, sending out sales letters, keeping your paperwork in order, updating your accounts regularly, noticing and appreciating the good things about your partner, reading with your children, taking frequent breaks from looking at a screen, writing in your journal, working in your studio or simply (!) letting your partner have his or her say without interrupting or arguing. Read more...
Not laughing yet?
ha ha ha ha ha ha hahahahahahahahahahahaha Read more...
What is a Blog?
From a business point of view, blogs differ from websites, although the boundaries are becoming more blurred as more and more people discover the joys of blogging and more and more companies discover the power of people sharing interesting stuff with their friends (otherwise known as social networking). Read more...
It’s Not Funny, Is It?
Hmmm – laughter in my book just happens – and a lot, all day, every day– it’s not something that I’ve ever analysed or questioned before. I’ve always assumed that the world is a much happier and brighter place with more laughter in it and I always thought that it was my role, as a born optimist, to contribute as much as possible with all the smiles and laughs I could – in the appropriate places if course. But what if I’m wrong? Read more...
How Many Snakes Can You Handle?
As the gap became wider, their attitudes towards playing changed dramatically - TheO realised he was way behind and started complaining that it wasn’t fair – he got cross and not surprisingly, started trying to cheat to catch up; while Hal, spurred on by his apparent success suddenly changed gear and really started playing to win. Read more...
The Magic of Thinking Big (or 3)
Of course, he gets himself into trouble quite a bit, but in general his spirit and energy make him a joy to be around. And, as his mother, who also happens to be a coach who spends most of her day helping adults get over their own limiting beliefs, if there's one thing I want to encourage and nurture and see truly flourish in him, it's this wonderful fearless attitude. David J. Schwartz, in the 1959 book of the same name, describes it as 'The Magic of Thinking Big' Read more...
Lost in words? Try these.
‘Be silently drawn…’ what a beautiful image. Silence on your Hero’s Journey, as Joseph Campbell called it. Imagine that in this world of planes, trains and automobiles. An inner journey though... it sounds peaceful and calm instead of the idea of stress and upheaval usually associated with change. Read more...
Mad Money Parenting
For at least the last 18 months, I've been making a conscious effort to change my 'Money Consciousness'. For as... Read more...
2009 – The Year of Carefree Living (Are You Having Fun Yet?)
So, how's 2009 going for you so far? I don't know about you, but I'm feeling positively joyous about the... Read more...
Just Focus – for 31 Days in a row
Well, I started a blog in October 2007 and called 90 Day Trial, but it was up a lot longer... Read more...
The Devil’s Workshop
Wow, what an Epilogue! The words used through Hill's last chapter are fantastic in themselves, enough to send your Imagination... Read more...
Decide…procrastinate…Create…disintegrate
So, with the help of the Think and Grow Rich course, I’ve now got two goalcards - how did that... Read more...
Goalcards… too simple for words
Amazingly, we have reached week 9 (The Sub-Conscious Mind) already in our reading through 'Think and Grow Rich". The pace... Read more...
Autosuggestion – my 90 day trial begins…
We're actually already halfway through the 10 week commitment to reading Napoleon Hill's book "Think and Grow Rich", but it's... Read more...
