You can’t barter with God, the universe…or even L. Ron Hubbard. And yet, that is the way we behave. We set goals and believe that we can barter our way through to completion by promising a certain level of action and accountability. If you give me the goal, God,...
It’s ironic that we search for meaning in the one thing that promises but rarely delivers. Achievement. And then again, there is an egoic sense to that drama. It is our ego that finds meaning in accomplishing ‘things’ and ‘stuff’. The non-specificity there is intentional for our ego doesn’t...
This week we have been talking about Victimhood, a theme I go into detail in my new book coming out later this year. Having spent so long in the personal development field, I noticed there were some misconceptions and worse – teachings that were outright that were keeping people...
In the last post, we talked about the impact that multi-tasking has on victim consciousness and proposed that multi-tasking is doing more harm than good. In this second excerpt from my new book, the sequel to Finding Zero, we look at the questions which might shed some light on...
If your Life Wheel above were the wheel of your car, you would have a very uneven journey. And isn’t that exactly what happens in life? Our journeys are incredibly uneven, pulled from one direction to another even as we attempt to create the semblance of normality and balance....
This week, we’ve looked at the formation of role models and the impact of the Hero’s Journey to your financial prosperity. Today, let’s look turn our attention to the future. In the same way, that past role models can impact you and create self-fulfilling belief systems that become the...
In the last post, we talked about role models across a wide area of prosperity. Prosperity is of course beyond financial. If you haven’t read that post yet, please pop back and do that now as today’s post, build on that. Today I want to talk to you specifically...
In the last post, we talked about moving from reaction to responding, and becoming more in control of how you respond by asking a set of questions that introduce a ‘pause’. Today, I want to look at some of your role models. We know from psychology that our early...
It’s easy to do, isn’t it? To blame? The reason you are where you are is because of this person, this event or this occurrence. You can blame elegantly as Tony Robbins says, by remembering to blame parents, siblings and those that raised you for all the good you...
A teacher of mine once said, Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional. This statement has always intrigued me. Is it really true for us? In Conversations with God, Neale Donald Walsch (or God) wrote that only two things keep us in suffering. 1 – Our judgements keep us from...
