Randy Gage - Randy Gage

The Path to Enlightenment

This is a process that happens as you remove emphasis from yourself, and live a life of service, gratitude and respect for others.

Principles of Prosperity in an Era of Snark

What began as a debate on the issues has turned into personal and very vindictive attacks. Each side seems to have a visceral hate for the other on social media and it is playing out all across the culture here today. So what are the principles of prosperity that apply here? And how can you rise above the pettiness, judgment, and ignorance?

Celebrate the Jerks

You know that person who gets on your last nerve? That lady who cut you off in traffic and caused you to wreck your car? That person who brings out the absolute worst in you? You don’t have to like them or what they do to you. But celebrate them.

THE TEST…

Now you better get ready for THE TEST. Because the universe isn’t simply going to simply allow someone to risk it all, step up and achieve their dreams. Oh no, that isn't the way that works…

Chasing Your Dreams

But you decided to move past those fears, because they scare you less than living life in a cubicle, watching the clock, and whining about how dry the donuts were that HR provided for the last staff meeting.

The Cold, Hard Truth…

Many people live in a delusional space where they’ve become good at lying to themselves. They desperately attempt to convince themselves that real change isn’t required, that if they make some shallow, superficial change, the issue will be solved. But of course it isn’t...

Facing Difficult Situations

There are going to be some very painful situations in your life. Other situations that are terrifying. And even some that are horrific. Sometimes life won’t seem very fair.

Be Willing to Do the Critical Thinking

Millions of people just want to settle for easy, superficial answers, and blame their situations on fate or other outside factors. It is becoming exceedingly rare to find people who even understand the concept of critical thinking. Even of the few that do, many of them would still much rather play it safe and hope for others to tell them what to think.

Author: Randy Gage