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Using Belief for Prosperity

The Only Tragedy in Goal Setting

Lots of talk in the self-development space about goal setting. And rightfully so. Setting goals creates a desired vision, gives you focus, and something to be accountable about. But what happens when you fall short?

Your Greatest Reward…

Please imagine a few possible scenarios for yourself….You desire to write a bestselling book. You take writing courses, attend workshops, and work on honing your craft. You write every day for months and months. Finally, you start your book and after months of hard effort complete it. It gets accepted by a publisher and it debuts on the New York Times bestseller list! That isn’t your greatest reward…

Co-Creating Your Own Prosperity

You probably already figured it out. These types of statements are spoken by people who want to play the victim card and feel that bad things always “happen” to them. They never take responsibility for the trauma and drama continually swirling around them.

Living Out Loud

It seems people are chasing enjoyment, diversion and experiences more than ever before, yet appreciating them even less. (Probably because of what I mentioned in this post.)

The Lost Opportunity…

Think about how much time is devoted to worshiping deities, Stone Age superstitions, and all of the attendant dogma, doctrines and limiting beliefs that go along with that. Imagine if it was utilized in introspection, self-awareness, and personal development instead.

Living Life Like a Child

What do the following three statements above have in common? “At my age…” “If you’ve been around as long as I have…” “When you get older, you’ll understand that…”

The Illusion of Happiness

Many people have the illusion that getting something or someone will make them happy.

Author: Randy Gage