For some unknown reason, many proponents of the Law of Attraction forget taking action. But really, how can you expect to achieve – or attract – anything if you’re not doing something to bring it about? But if you’ve gone through the other steps – figuring out what you want, making a decision, uncovering any […]
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Many proponents of the Law of Attraction talk about “Belief and Expectation”; you need to believe it to make it happen. A decision turns a desire into a goal I think that’s part of the story. However there is one step I think you need to take first. You need to make a decision. You
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There are four key steps to consciously using the Law of Attraction in your life and business: desire, belief and expectation, action, and receiving. Desire At first glance desire is easy. We know what we want – don’t we? Not always. Sometimes we think we should want certain things – things society or our mother
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For a long time I’ve hesitated to write about the Law of Attraction on this blog. First, there’s all the hype around the movie The Secret. All sorts of big name self-help gurus are talking about it – even Oprah. I didn’t want to seem to be jumping on the bandwagon. Second, for a lot
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Here are some great blog posts I think you’ll enjoy Balance Your Life Carnival: Issue 3 (Productivity and Finance) My article De-cluttering Your Mental Spaces appeared in the March 3rd edition of this carnival. Also in the Balance Your Life Carnival, Steven Lohrenz has a great post called Increase Your Productivity Today. He writes: “knowledge
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“In great attempts, it is glorious even to fail.” Cassius Longinus It was pointed out to me today that I have the wrong attitude about failure. I look at failure as a bad thing – something to be avoided at all costs. The only thing worse than failure is a bad ‘80s hairdo. But failure
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Every business owner who plans to stay in business for the long term tries to provide the best possible products and services to their customers. Satisfied customers are repeat customers – and a source of referral business.And while we may strive for perfection, the truth is we’re human. No one can be perfect – at
I recently received to following email from a prospect: “I like your email writing – it’s interesting how many writers write horrible emails!”Look in your inbox and you’ll likely notice a similar trend – email with poor grammar, typos, spelling errors and badly constructed sentences. Your writing style may not matter in a note to
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That’s the title of Ray Edwards’ February 17th post on his blog Copywriting Tips And Tricks. What he writes is that ugly sites that are easy to read and navigate do better than visually stunning sites that don’t get the message across. You don’t want the reader to get distracted – or worse annoyed –
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Last week I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Bob Grebe and Bruce Rumpf on their Job1 radio show out of Toledo, Ohio. Listen to the recording of the interview here. Andrea J. Stenberg