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Who doesn’t want to learn magic? It’s fun. It’s cool. It’s sexy. I’m not talking about Penn and Teller magic. I mean personal magic. You don’t need a course or a guide book to learn it because you already do it – every day. In the metaphysical world when people refer to magic, they mean …
“If you don’t risk anything, you risk everything.” – popular quote Some of us aren’t risk takers and that’s ok. I have to admit, I’m not a big risk taker, but there are times I have been. I’m not talking about doing something you shouldn’t do as a kid and risk getting caught by your …
“What and if are two non-threatening words. Put together and they can haunt you for the rest of your life.” – quote from Letters to Juliet That’s true if you look at it as regret. “What if I did that instead…” or “didn’t do that…” That’s looking to the past wishing you could change what …
One way to look at gratitude is to always look for that silver lining. You know how your mom might’ve said, “Look on the bright side?” She may not have realized just how wise she was! It’s easy to get stuck in the complaining rut as I pointed out in the last blog post. I …
How to stop complaining especially if you’re not sure you do it.
How do you make your decisions? Do you follow what other people say or rely on yourself?
Probably every one of us has been a victim at some point in our lives even if it was being a victim of credit card fraud vs being abused by a parent or a spouse. If you were a victim in an abusive relationship it can take hard work to get past it. If you …
As I was watching a TV show recently someone said to accomplish things, to be a success it requires tenacity, talent and intuition. Let’s break that down. Having tenacity is to be relentless in the pursuit of getting something done. It’s never giving up. To be a success, yes, I would agree, tenacity needs to …
A way around the doubt is to question yourself.
Looking for Evidence to Support Our Beliefs When we believe something, we look for evidence to support those beliefs. For example, if you meet someone for the first time at work and they aren’t very friendly to you, you might immediately assume she’s not a friendly person. Maybe you even conclude that she’s a snob. …
