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  • Making 2018 Better Than 2017

    Part 3 of 4 What does 2018 have in store? Some things may seem out of your control, but there is no good outcome that can occur by spending time thinking about them. Rather, invest time in creating a vision of your new year that inspires and empowers you to do what is in your […]

  • If You Don’t Believe in Energy Healing, You Refute Einstein

    Part 10 of the MindValley Reunion = Mind Blown series And that is all fine and good for me. I am a questioner (a la Gretchen Rubin’s Four Tendencies) and I need to understand the science of how something works before I can adopt the premises of something and then apply principals to my life […]

  • 5 of 7 Methods of Overcoming Self-Limiting Beliefs for Career Breakthrough, Part 2

      Don’t be too surprised to discover that there have been deep-seeded beliefs that have been making decisions for you. This is a blessing and a curse of our brain. The most important thing to realize is if these beliefs are serving our optimal growth or inhibiting it. I shared 20 limiting beliefs that I […]

  • My 2017 Plan of Attack

      Attack may seem like a militaristic word, but after much consideration, it fits my current mindset. Like the eye of the tiger, I have my vision in sight and I am feeling poised and ready to take on 2017. I have my calendar for the year broken down into micro-movements, better known as milestones, […]

  • Wisdom from beyond

    Saturday I was blessed to attend an Abraham Hicks event. It was amazing. I had so many questions answered. Even though I wasn’t chosen to sit in the hot seat and have my questions answered, those that were chosen were divinely chosen to answer my questions – except for one, which I will keep to […]

  • Ahh. The end of the world as we know it.

    Over the past few years I have been doing some “light” reading on quantum physics in my “spare time.” I say it was light reading sarcastically; the content was so technical that I often had to re-read the same sentence several times to absorb its meaning. It was my “spare time” because I could rarely […]