Author: Randy Gage

prosperity

Comedy, Politics and Prosperity (Part two)

Where we cross the line, from the standpoint of prosperity consciousness, is when we attack people, not their behaviors or ideas.  Attacks against people for their physical appearance, family, religion, sexuality, or disabilities, robs them of their human dignity. 
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Comedy, Politics and Prosperity, part one

Much like the free press protects democracy, I believe the free speech of controversial comedians protects us from some of the darkest impulses of human nature.  Great humor and satire only works when there is an element of truth to it.  Otherwise it wouldn’t be funny.
Dreams

Dream Big, Act Deliberately

Don’t wait for some external factor to start.  You don’t know if it will ever come.  You have to create the event.  You have to be that person.
discovery

Discovery, Adventure, and Action in 2019

What’s your wish for yourself in the New Year?  Do you have a word to summarize where you want to go?  What are some of the daily habits and behaviors you’re starting, to become the highest possible version of yourself?
favorite books

My Favorite Books in 2018

Simply put, of the more than 75 books I read in last year, these were my favorites.  The ones I had the most fun reading, and the ones that kept me up turning pages, way past my bedtime.
harmony

Creating a New You, Part 2

I’m not a big fan of these approaches, because they usually end up being about conforming to labels and categories. How about instead you simply create yourself?  Into who you want to become; the highest possible version of yourself.
New Year's Resolutions

Creating a New You, Part 1

To me, the relevant metric is how the version of you on December 31st 2019, will be any different than the version reading these words now. 
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Change Your Story!

I spent my 16th birthday in jail, while I was awaiting trial for armed robbery.  One day there was the sound of jangling keys and I looked up to find the guard letting a visitor into my cell.  His name was Baxter, and he was the father of a girl went to high school with.  She had beseeched him to try and help me.