Category: Prosperity

The Holy Trinity of Prosperous Thinking

Welcome to another savory edition of Friday Filosophy – the weekly postcard where I challenge to think about what you think about. Today why don’t we explore some of the thought processes that lead to success and prosperity. My “go to” traits are the holy trinity of curiosity, discipline, and discernment. Let’s look at each of them…

Change the World!

The world changes you, or you change the world.

How You Grow…

Many people believe suffering is the best teacher. If this were true, the entire world would be healthy, happy, and prosperous because we all suffer greatly. No matter how much you prepare, work on yourself, and strive to avoid suffering, you’re going to get your fair (or unfair) share. We’re all going to lose loved ones, experience natural disasters, and receive bad medical diagnoses.

Make Your Moments Count

Your life is made up of time blocks. You don’t end up broke and lonely, or prosperous and loved…by accident. Those outcomes are determined, by how you spend your years, which are determined by how you spend your weeks, which are determined by how you spend your days, which are determined by how you spend your moments.

Be Generous

Welcome to yet another edition of Friday Filosophy – the weekly postcard where I challenge you with a question, idea, or topic you may want to think about. Today allow me to suggest you rethink the way you define generosity.

Take Charge of Your Life

Thank God it’s Monday! Let’s get after it…

F*ck Poverty!!!

Reverend Charles Fillmore shocked the religious community of his day when he stated it is a sin to be poor. If this is your first time hearing it, the statement might still shock you. But if we explore the true definition of sin, you will have a better understanding of why Fillmore made that declaration.

Deciding to Decide

About two million years ago, give or take ten minutes, the first humans appeared. All this time, we’ve been moving forward. And most of that forward progress has been made without conscious planning, predicting, being politically correct, testing on focus groups, or all of the other things we spend so much time worrying about.