READ.ABSORB.REFLECT

We often talk about manifesting our goals. But we rarely talk about manifesting the discipline

A great relationship with a partner, a parent or a friend is easy and effortless. It requires minimum effort. Sounds like a dream doesn’t it? It’s true.

Even in this year of reckoning, I have to pay homage to the power of words. Despite the tumultuous happenings that we have all undergone this year, I have found silver glimmers of inspiration through the power-packed content that has been delivered by several leaders and one in particular, my sensei Bob Proctor.

We’ve known for a while about the existence of IQ and EQ, aka the Intelligence Quotient and Emotional Quotient. It’s also been well proven that a high IQ ‘s performance depends on the proportional existence of EQ.

If you have asked yourself why you’re still getting passed over for the job promotion or not meeting the right person as the world rolls on, here’s a small silver lining of assurance: you’re okay. And no, it’s not your fault.

I find it strange to exist in a time when expectation overcomes the need and ability to love unconditionally. Most of us are ill-prepared to give it, and even receive it, not realizing that the secret to this seemingly tough attribute is to first extend it to oneself.

The biggest factor that can come between you and that your life’s greatest goal is fear. Fear doesn’t just stop you from acquiring what you truly desire, it debilitates you enough so that you stop working towards the things you really want and start settling for an existence that’s devoid of thrill and excitement from achieving your purpose.

The power of your subconscious mind should never be discounted. In fact, I often refer to our subconscious as the divine mind, because it (the subconscious mind) is virtually perfect.

We All Have Negative Thoughts About Ourselves. Here’s How To Respond To Them