Do the Challenges Ever Stop?
It’s thrilling to discover the principles, and it’s especially exciting when you see them work intentionally for the first time. From there, you feel
It’s thrilling to discover the principles, and it’s especially exciting when you see them work intentionally for the first time. From there, you feel
In December 2012 I was asked to speak at my local church congregation’s sacrament meeting. I hadn’t planned on sharing my ‘talk’ publicly because my blog readership is made up of people from a wide variety of religious backgrounds and belief systems, and I have always striven to focus on principles and precepts that people of faith around the world all share in common. But I’ve recently felt like there may be some who would benefit from this message. First, I introduced myself… then I continued with this: I’d like to talk about two things in particular that we’ve been asked in the Bible to do – to have faith
We live in a time when life comes at us faster than it ever has in the history of the world. We get stressed, overloaded, and overwhelmed. Under these pressures, it is hard to remain calm… the state of mind necessary to live in harmony with the laws of success. Often we get discouraged and lose faith, simply because we spend so much time beating ourselves up for our flaws. To qualify for the blessings you’re praying for requires a calm and confident state of mind. But when we’re disappointed in ourselves, it is tough to have faith. The problem is, so long as we’re not perfect, there’s always something to be disappointed about.
I had one week left to prepare for an important event where I would be presenting some critical information about a business deal to
I remember when my husband and I were trying to live on about $1200/month. We were both working full time and fighting a losing
Life is like a roller coaster. When things go downhill, throw your hands in the air and smile! Have you ever met someone whose life seems
Another Throwback to the Recession Days: When my husband and I learned about the principles of prosperity and began to consciously live by them,
Years ago, my friend Natalie taught a lesson during our women’s meeting at church about “Having Temperance in All Things”, which had a profound
A number of years ago I was having a particularly horrible, edgy day. I was angry at everyone, and everything around me. Even things
Are you Crazy Busy? Do you need a Time Warp? Two weeks before I taught a Live Facilitator Training class, I was on the
If you’re married and working toward a goal, sometimes living the principles can be especially challenging because deep down you have certain expectations of
Learning to use Rare Faith principles for a better life is like learning a whole new language. At first, you’re bound to make some
I read a Facebook comment by someone who seems to have given up on their country, so… I wanted to share why I’m still
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
I received an email the other day that was SO appreciated; here’s why: Even though I may have “written the book” on it, I still have to learn and re-learn the principles over and over again. (Yes, it’s true.) This is why: When I stop practicing them, I begin to doubt them. When I decide to apply myself to them again, I have to get back to that innocent, child-like faith – and it’s not always so easy to do. So to hear a story like this (below) helps me remember to keep it simple, and just trust. I hope that my sharing it with you will do the same for you: “Hi Leslie, Thanks so much for all of this amazing stuff. You probably hear stories like the
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
Because I know the question has come up for certain readers, I thought I’d answer the question: “Is it safe to learn from Leslie
Throwback time! This is a chat I conducted in the early days when this was the”cool” format used for teaching on the internet. Enjoy!
It’s thrilling to discover the principles, and it’s especially exciting when you see them work intentionally for the first time. From there, you feel
In December 2012 I was asked to speak at my local church congregation’s sacrament meeting. I hadn’t planned on sharing my ‘talk’ publicly because my blog readership is made up of people from a wide variety of religious backgrounds and belief systems, and I have always striven to focus on principles and precepts that people of faith around the world all share in common. But I’ve recently felt like there may be some who would benefit from this message. First, I introduced myself… then I continued with this: I’d like to talk about two things in particular that we’ve been asked in the Bible to do – to have faith
We live in a time when life comes at us faster than it ever has in the history of the world. We get stressed, overloaded, and overwhelmed. Under these pressures, it is hard to remain calm… the state of mind necessary to live in harmony with the laws of success. Often we get discouraged and lose faith, simply because we spend so much time beating ourselves up for our flaws. To qualify for the blessings you’re praying for requires a calm and confident state of mind. But when we’re disappointed in ourselves, it is tough to have faith. The problem is, so long as we’re not perfect, there’s always something to be disappointed about.
I had one week left to prepare for an important event where I would be presenting some critical information about a business deal to
I remember when my husband and I were trying to live on about $1200/month. We were both working full time and fighting a losing
Life is like a roller coaster. When things go downhill, throw your hands in the air and smile! Have you ever met someone whose life seems
Another Throwback to the Recession Days: When my husband and I learned about the principles of prosperity and began to consciously live by them,
Years ago, my friend Natalie taught a lesson during our women’s meeting at church about “Having Temperance in All Things”, which had a profound
A number of years ago I was having a particularly horrible, edgy day. I was angry at everyone, and everything around me. Even things
Are you Crazy Busy? Do you need a Time Warp? Two weeks before I taught a Live Facilitator Training class, I was on the
If you’re married and working toward a goal, sometimes living the principles can be especially challenging because deep down you have certain expectations of
Learning to use Rare Faith principles for a better life is like learning a whole new language. At first, you’re bound to make some
I read a Facebook comment by someone who seems to have given up on their country, so… I wanted to share why I’m still
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
I received an email the other day that was SO appreciated; here’s why: Even though I may have “written the book” on it, I still have to learn and re-learn the principles over and over again. (Yes, it’s true.) This is why: When I stop practicing them, I begin to doubt them. When I decide to apply myself to them again, I have to get back to that innocent, child-like faith – and it’s not always so easy to do. So to hear a story like this (below) helps me remember to keep it simple, and just trust. I hope that my sharing it with you will do the same for you: “Hi Leslie, Thanks so much for all of this amazing stuff. You probably hear stories like the
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
Because I know the question has come up for certain readers, I thought I’d answer the question: “Is it safe to learn from Leslie
Throwback time! This is a chat I conducted in the early days when this was the”cool” format used for teaching on the internet. Enjoy!
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