What you can Learn from a Locksmith
Perhaps the reason “one book” or “one seminar” or “one program” was a MAJOR turning point for one person, but nothing more than a
Perhaps the reason “one book” or “one seminar” or “one program” was a MAJOR turning point for one person, but nothing more than a
Here’s another throwback to when we were dealing with the effects of the Great Recession: This is the third installment of my personal exposé
I received an email this week that spawned an interesting conversation. I’ll share it here. Hector wrote: How are your teachings different from all the dozens of gurus advertising out there? I’m genuinely confused by inconsistencies from the gurus. For example, Wattles wrote books about health and riches and then he died at 53, lost his bid for public office and to my knowledge he was still scrambling economically. The author of Science of Miracles, Max Long Freedom committed suicide due to leg cancer while his group was in disarray and his wife left him. Arthur Ray is in jail. I honestly would like to
I received a letter from a Mindset Mastery Program participant which had some valuable insights in it, so I’ll post it here. She began
Feb 4, 2012 What began as a repository of thinking tips, this blog of mine is now becoming a catch-all for many more thoughts
I have mixed emotions right now – thought I’d write to try and sort it all out. I’m going to be working with a woman soon to help her with her book as part of my Profitable Author Coaching program, and in preparation for my first call with her, I’ve been reading her blog. I’m a little concerned that this may be one especially difficult project for me, because as much as I look forward to helping her achieve her goals, the topic is tough. She lost her 16 year-old son to a heart disease less than 2 years ago, and her book and her blog is all about going through the grieving process and coming out on the other end okay.
A few years back a friend of mine contacted me because she and I hadn’t seen each other in a decade, and in her words, she said, “I found you on a site that listed you among people who have gone to the devil (along with a bunch of other people I really respect), and I just had to see what you were up to!” Well, I’ve always wondered what site had me as having ‘gone to the devil’ but didn’t want to get mired down so I didn’t really look for it. In response (in case anyone cared to know what my response would be), I created a post called Trick or Treat. But today, I think I may have found it (accidentally)!! I was searching for
Another throwback from our personal fallout from the Great Recession December 2011: Still waiting for a window of time to finish my recent saga
Throwback to my experience with the Great Recession: I didn’t think it would take me this long to get back to the story of
Here’s a throwback post from 2011: It’s after 2 in the morning and I’m still wide awake – just read my sister’s blog and I’m
By Robyn Young “One of the greatest skills we can learn in life is how to deal effectively with disappointments, because after all, life
Be anxiously engaged in a good cause, but keep the right pace for longevity because life is not a sprint, it’s a marathon. Have
I don’t know her real name; she went by “Cinnamon.” She was a red-headed freckle-faced camp counselor when I was only twelve. Our days
Psalms 127:3-5 “Children are an heritage of the Lord… Happy is the man that hath his quiver full of them.” I was the youngest
Even a laundry room catastrophe can teach a valuable life lesson. When my oldest son was seventeen, he was given the assignment to do
De-clutter your life to recognize the subtle, inspired indicators that lead you to success. A few years ago, my husband and I took our
One morning, my husband and I slept in a bit, because the day before had been so jam-packed with preparations for an event we
A throwback journal entry from 2010: At about 9 pm there was a knock at my door. My dog immediately erupted into his deep
Perhaps the reason “one book” or “one seminar” or “one program” was a MAJOR turning point for one person, but nothing more than a
Here’s another throwback to when we were dealing with the effects of the Great Recession: This is the third installment of my personal exposé
I received an email this week that spawned an interesting conversation. I’ll share it here. Hector wrote: How are your teachings different from all the dozens of gurus advertising out there? I’m genuinely confused by inconsistencies from the gurus. For example, Wattles wrote books about health and riches and then he died at 53, lost his bid for public office and to my knowledge he was still scrambling economically. The author of Science of Miracles, Max Long Freedom committed suicide due to leg cancer while his group was in disarray and his wife left him. Arthur Ray is in jail. I honestly would like to
I received a letter from a Mindset Mastery Program participant which had some valuable insights in it, so I’ll post it here. She began
Feb 4, 2012 What began as a repository of thinking tips, this blog of mine is now becoming a catch-all for many more thoughts
I have mixed emotions right now – thought I’d write to try and sort it all out. I’m going to be working with a woman soon to help her with her book as part of my Profitable Author Coaching program, and in preparation for my first call with her, I’ve been reading her blog. I’m a little concerned that this may be one especially difficult project for me, because as much as I look forward to helping her achieve her goals, the topic is tough. She lost her 16 year-old son to a heart disease less than 2 years ago, and her book and her blog is all about going through the grieving process and coming out on the other end okay.
A few years back a friend of mine contacted me because she and I hadn’t seen each other in a decade, and in her words, she said, “I found you on a site that listed you among people who have gone to the devil (along with a bunch of other people I really respect), and I just had to see what you were up to!” Well, I’ve always wondered what site had me as having ‘gone to the devil’ but didn’t want to get mired down so I didn’t really look for it. In response (in case anyone cared to know what my response would be), I created a post called Trick or Treat. But today, I think I may have found it (accidentally)!! I was searching for
Another throwback from our personal fallout from the Great Recession December 2011: Still waiting for a window of time to finish my recent saga
Throwback to my experience with the Great Recession: I didn’t think it would take me this long to get back to the story of
Here’s a throwback post from 2011: It’s after 2 in the morning and I’m still wide awake – just read my sister’s blog and I’m
By Robyn Young “One of the greatest skills we can learn in life is how to deal effectively with disappointments, because after all, life
Be anxiously engaged in a good cause, but keep the right pace for longevity because life is not a sprint, it’s a marathon. Have
I don’t know her real name; she went by “Cinnamon.” She was a red-headed freckle-faced camp counselor when I was only twelve. Our days
Psalms 127:3-5 “Children are an heritage of the Lord… Happy is the man that hath his quiver full of them.” I was the youngest
Even a laundry room catastrophe can teach a valuable life lesson. When my oldest son was seventeen, he was given the assignment to do
De-clutter your life to recognize the subtle, inspired indicators that lead you to success. A few years ago, my husband and I took our
One morning, my husband and I slept in a bit, because the day before had been so jam-packed with preparations for an event we
A throwback journal entry from 2010: At about 9 pm there was a knock at my door. My dog immediately erupted into his deep
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