In Working with the Law (in the chapter called “The Law of Receiving”), Raymond Holliwell says that, “Money came into form to fill the need for exchange.” Humans needed a way to exchange things. Bartering was our first form of exchange until it was no longer practical to trade things that we didn’t need or […]
Today BT and I are having a fascinating discussion on getting older without necessarily getting “old.” Lester Wright ran 100 meters in 26 seconds the day after his 100th birthday. Rick Clunn is considered one of the best of the best tournament fishermen in the world, at 76. Harriet Thompson set a record for the
Most of our lives are spent in a constant state of fear, pain, or avoidance. We find what’s comfortable and we stay there…until we can’t anymore. The job becomes toxic. The stress becomes unbearable. And suddenly we need to make a huge change—or else live the rest of our lives in a state of lack.
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Everything we desire—and everything that’s involved in living our purpose—comes through the process of believing. Belief is a spiritual and a scriptural promise that’s based on universal law. Nothing exists in and of itself; it’s always connected to something else. When you believe this to be true—and you have a strong belief in it—you can
America is a relatively young nation, going on its 250th year of becoming a free nation in a few years. However, for the first time in history, the United States could be destroyed. There are kids who have never learned the history of what this country has gone through—because they’re trying to erase that history
Humans are the only species that gives meaning to things. The meaning we give to something is the cause and effect of how we interact with that thing. For example, if you give a negative meaning to your alarm clock, then you train yourself to ignore it when it goes off in the morning. Then
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When people attend a seminar, 85% or more of them walk away and do nothing with the information they learned. This has to do with their attitude and outlook on life. People who go to seminars tend to fall into one of three mindsets: 1) “This is fricking amazing. I love this. How can I
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SPOILER ALERT: If you have plans to watch the 2019 documentary, The Biggest Little Farm you may want to hold off on listening to this until after you’ve seen the film. Today Steph Tuss shares her views on the documentary, “The Biggest Little Farm.” This beautifully shot film details how Molly and John Chester dreamed
“Being nice” is one of the biggest con jobs that people do. Nice is not a virtue or a value (being kind is)—and yet we’re raised with the idea of being nice. The word “nice” can have a detrimental effect on the people who use it, as well as on the people who are used
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Whenever we ask the universe for something—opportunity, money, people, situations, circumstances, sales—we’re also asking for chaos to show up in our life. Most people have a tendency to want to run away from chaos, rather than accept it when it shows up. (And it will show up.) Although we want peace in our mind and