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By: William Salls

If the Law of Attraction seems like a big mystery to you, or if you think it just doesn’t work, then the following article is “just what the doctor ordered.” You’re about to learn just how important it really is to keep your thoughts in check and how following one simple formula will absolutely change your life.

A wise man once said, “You become what you think about all day long.” That wise man was Earl Nightingale, one of the original co-owners of Nightingale Conant.

What do you think he was talking about? What kind of things do you think about all day long? Are they healthy things, positive things, what?

I often say it like this; “You become what you believe about yourself.” It’s true. You do become what you truly believe about yourself whether good, bad, rich or poor. Your focus is your God-given power. Once you get this, you can change your life beyond anything you ever imagined.

Many years ago I often visited with a couple who believed that life was “dumping garbage” on them daily. They would talk about their bad luck. They would tell me how their health was deteriorating. It was weird, but they seemed to thrive on this negative energy. It kept them going… gave them something to talk about. They were clearly focused on this negative energy, and their life is no better today than it was then. They keep getting more of the bad stuff they focus on.

I also knew a man who was very optimistic. He lived right next door to the negative couple, had the same type of house, a failed business, a low paying job, but his focus was much different. He understood a little bit about the “Law of Attraction” and the power of gratitude. He stayed focused on a better life without giving too much attention to the negative stuff. He could “see” a better life and believed good things about himself, and he has since had many successes, and life has been very good to him.

What’s the difference?

Obviously it’s all in the focus. You become what you believe about yourself. You are creating your life through your thoughts, your true beliefs about who you are. Thoughts are things, so be careful what you focus on.

The Powerful Success Formula…

This is your God-given power: Your life starts with a dream, your desire. When you clearly visualize your dream as if “it” was already your reality, and then you feel… with real emotion… yourself living the dream as if it were already real… without doubt… so that “it” becomes a part of who you are, and you feel true gratitude for the gifts and every day miracles you receive, then so shall it be.

I have witnessed this mystery in action on many occasions. Your focus, vision, beliefs, attitudes, emotions and faith will guild you to your reality. Beware of negative thoughts. They can kill your dreams and even cause depression.

Your life is an amazing and creative game of chance, and whatever dream you don’t act on now will only cause regret in your old age. To be a wild and free creature of God, to dance freely in this space and time, to create without self-set limits, to be who you really are… the person your heart desires to be… to eliminate the negative, mixed emotions that stop you from going forward, to go the distance and to grow old with a smile because you lived well… this truly is a worthy goal.

Your real attitude will make you or break you. You truly become the person you believe you are. The above success formula is worth your serious attention, and the use of this formula daily will lead you to a most fulfilling life.

Many of us have goals something we want to achieve. Unfortunately, we tend to spend for more time trying to figure out how to get there than on actually working towards that goal. We read books on goal setting, on achieving success. We look into personal development and growth for answers on how to get where we want to go. It is a very common problem, and one that is totally unnecessary.

The reality is that you already know how to figure out how to get there. If you have ever gone someplace new that you weren’t sure how to get there, you learned the process.

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It has been several months since I did a Holosync update, so I thought it was about time again.

I began using the Holosync product back in October of 2007. I have been using it fairly religiously ever since, with the exception of a brief period of time when the dog ate my headphones (really!). I have progressed through a couple of CDs during that time.

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By Andrew Rondeau

Would you like to know the secrets of motivating your staff? Of course you would. I mean, who wouldn’t?

Well this is what it takes.

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By Fia Crandall

We are blessed to have such powerful minds to put to work for us. Unfortunately, our minds tend to end up getting a much bigger role than they should. This can cause us to be held to the same old comfortable reality, which I imagine, you would probably like to see improvements in!

Our logical mind has a definite purpose, it can figure things out, it can plan, it can analyze, figure out how to make things work, figure out how to implement a plan. These are all wonderful things that help us in our day to day life.

But the logical mind is just that, logical. It does what “makes sense”.

And just what makes sense to the logical mind? What has worked in the past. What it has seen work for others.

Hmm, let’s see, so if you are making decisions and living your life with your logical mind in charge, what could the future possibly look like?

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By Anna Baumgartner

Happiness, Love, Luck…… Are you looking for that? Then be ready to commit yourself to be happy.

Put now all your worries, troubles, doubts into the hand and blow it strong away.

Try to start each day with the following proven recommendations and you will meet a lot of positive changes one by one each day.

Do you know that the ocean starts from drop? Take your chance to dive later in the ocean of happiness doing these small things each day:
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by Michael A. Verdicchio

Getting ready to drive off in my wife’s car the other day, I checked and adjusted her mirrors. I first adjusted the side mirrors and then finally the rearview mirror.  And suddenly, it dawned on me.  Ever notice how much smaller the rearview mirror is than the windshield?

Of course I realize that this is not some startling new discovery.  Anyone who drives knows that the rear view mirror is much, much smaller than the windshield for very obvious reasons.

But as I sat there before I drove off, I wondered just how fast and how far you could drive if the windshield was the size of the rearview mirror, and the rearview mirror was the size of the windshield!
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By Camille Strate

Why in the world do we resist change so hard? Why is it that the moment we’re faced with change we get so pessimistic? Why do we think that change will always equal disaster? It’s such an odd thing to me that we do this (and believe me, I’m just as guilty sometimes!). When faced with any kind of change, whether it be a new landlord or a new job or the first wrinkle on your face, we go into a tizzy and start hyper-ventilating like we’re about to be strung up on a rack. It’s so….silly?
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