Are you living your best life? If not, why not? Why would you waste another day living less than the very best life possible? Henry David Thoreau tells us, “Most men lead lives of quiet desperation and go to the grave with the song still in them.”
Prosperity can be a blessing and a curse. I have gotten caught up in chasing after prosperity and abundance in my life. I think such pursuit has become quite the epidemic in many circles today.
What the heck is our lizard brain? Our Resistance is a combination of fear, procrastination, anxiety and rationalization generated by our lizard brains to protect us, but these responses also often rob us of a great life.
Here’s a sad fact. The world is full of millions of unhappy people who are disillusioned with life. People who merely go through the motions each day but who can’t help wonder, “Isn’t there more to life than this?”
Do you want to run away from all your problems? I certainly have problems that I’d like to avoid. Problems are hurtful, distracting and agitating. Why wouldn’t I want to get as far away from them as possible?
Are you uncomfortable right now? Comfort is overrated. We should not be striving for comfort because personal growth requires us to move beyond our well-worn happy places.
How creative are you? Creativity is like a muscle. We have to exercise it to know that we have any. When was the last time that you gave your creativity a workout?
How would you like to have $100,000 in the bank? A regular person can easily accumulate this level of savings. You just need a systematic plan to make it happen. I’ve figured out a way to make this work for just about anybody.
Want to do yourself a tremendous favor? Learn to improve your relationships. Relationships are a HUGE part of living a full and rewarding life. Showing love to the one you care about the most is crucial to nurturing a great relationship. It needs to be done on a daily basis.
Are you setting goals or resolutions you would like to achieve? It takes a keen understanding of the Law of the Harvest that states, “we reap what we sow”, in order to achieve our goals.
