Most people don’t hate luxury. They hate what it exposes about their own limiting beliefs.
That’s why they label elevated living as “exorbitant,” “extravagant,” “wasteful,” or “...
Most people don’t hate luxury. They hate what it exposes about their own limiting beliefs.
That’s why they label elevated living as “exorbitant,” “extravagant,” “wasteful,” or “...
Let me repeat this for the people in the back: Make more money! Not as a slogan. As your sacred responsibility to the force that created you.
“A penny saved is a penny earned.”
True.
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I swear by the Lords of Kobol, what you’re about to read isn’t a flex. It’s meant to confront you with what’s possible when transformation is taken seriously. Not as a slogan. Not as a weeke...
Aspiring entrepreneurs constantly ask me where to find good business ideas. It isn’t because they lack ideas — they lack awareness. Put in its simplest terms: they haven't learned to think lik...
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So I meant a guy in the softball league I’ll call “Jeremy.” He’s 36 years old, and in his 36 winters, he’s seen a lot. His father told his family that he didn’t love them, and walked o...
I have waited to post again, because there were so many powerful comments being posting on the last post about self-esteem. Really some helpful stuff! It’s great to see the community working tog...
Ari posed the question of how someone with worthiness and low self-esteem issues gets better.
I wish I knew.
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In the post “Selfishness In (or Versus) Relationships,” I mentioned that you fall in love with someone because they bring happiness to your life. Or in other words, for selfish reasons. Zhan...
Well we've been talking about books a lot lately, and you guys have come up with some great ones that have impacted your life. Now there’s a new one out that you should know about.
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Quite a few of you have asked for book recommendations, for helping recognize negative programming, build better habits or develop more prosperity consciousness. This is a fun subject; one that I lo...
I believe a sane person accepts him or herself, and is comfortable in his or her own skin. And they are also comfortable with being selfish, and ensuring that their own needs are met. They underst...
In the last post we talked about the importance of having a purpose, and I said I think that this needs to be centered around your own happiness.
The next important fundamental value is running your ...