Conquer the world of distractions and discover the power of your thoughts. Become the leader of your mind. If you don’t, the external world will rule your life. Take charge and choose to energize thoughts that will enhance and shape your business and personal life.
When enough people use the power of their mind for the good of all, change takes place. But it takes individuals with strong and focused mindsets to initiate it. Achievement of that is possible under all circumstances. Dire conditions often demand it.
As an author I talk with many people who want to write a book. From memoirs and children’s books to non-fiction, sci-fi and romance novels. However, many people never do.
What scares the majority of people is the visibility factor. If I can’t see it – it isn’t real. They’re locked into the concrete physical world and find it difficult to believe they can use their mind to improve their personal reality.
Are you part of the wave of new leadership that will meet the demanding challenges of the 21st century? These courageous men and women know how to balance their inner world with the external world.
Would you like to simplify your life? Glide down smooth roads – no potholes. What if you could use your well-paved road to reach higher levels of creativity, problem-solve and bring in new and innovative ideas?
The practice of self-awareness takes us beyond our physical sensations into the realm of intuitive understanding. It sheds light on the deeper side of our nature – beyond the concrete world and the sole reliance on our five senses. It leads us to the truth of who we are and frees us from the shackles and layers of falsehoods.
A teacher of mine once said, “If we’d clean up our own thoughts, the natural environment would automatically clean up.” Is our mind, which encompasses our thoughts, that powerful?
Self-awareness is the bridge between your external and internal world leading to a conscious connection to the deepest part of you. It is there that you will discover for […]
“When I run after what I think I want, my days are a furnace of stress and anxiety; if I sit in my own place of patience, what I need flows to me, and without pain. From this I understand that what I want also wants me, is looking for me and attracting me.” ~ Rumi
