Category: Success

selfishness

Please Be More Selfish

Go back with me, if you will, to a moment in your life when you were luxuriating in the beauty, virtue, and sheer joy of being selfish...  Unfortunately, if you’re like most people, the mere thought of doing something for pleasurable for yourself leaves you racked with guilt, questioning your ego, and scrutinizing your self-esteem.
genius

Unleash your Genius on the World

A few years back, I wrote a book titled Mad Genius, because I was fascinated by the transformational alchemy process that occurs when people transcend the ordinary and even the extraordinary and enter the realm of their unique genius.  This gift is unique for each of us and displays in many different ways.
subconscious programming

Stop Providing Weapons to Your Enemy

We’ve talked a lot about the tug-of-war between your conscious mind versus your subconscious programming, for outcomes you want to do, have, and become.  Unfortunately, you can sometimes unknowingly give the negative programming in your subconscious mind an extra advantage.  One it certainly doesn’t need.
memes

Free Your Mind!

One of the most liberating things you can ever do is free your mind from limiting beliefs about money, material comforts, and wealthy people.  Most people have a continuous tug-of-war going on between their conscious and subconscious minds.  Primally their have a subconscious desire to become wealthy and successful, while at the same time, they have subconscious programming disdaining the rich.  Something has to give for you to create a harmonious life.
mediocrity

Escaping Mediocrity

When is the last time you attempted something really great?  Something so bold, daring, and imaginative – that if you failing at it you would face a potentially strong degree of risk?
personal responsibility

Becoming a Co-Creator in Your Life

There certainly are a lot of outside factors that can derail your journey toward success.  There are things outside your control that can slow you down, send you on a long detour, or even stop you in your tracks.  But did you really think anything worth doing was going to be easy?
failure

Pushing to the Failure Point

Last post we explored self-esteem and how it affects your ability to admit when you were wrong or made a mistake.  But there’s another aspect of making mistakes that we should discuss.  And that is being so wrong about something you attempt – or even so unprepared – that you produce a spectacular failure.
self-esteem

Making Mistakes

The person who doesn’t make mistakes doesn’t make anything.  When you allow mistakes to happen, you learn and grow.  The person waiting to do anything until they can do it perfectly, ends up living a life of mediocrity.