happiness Archives - Randy Gage

Why You Don’t Always Get What You Ask For…

Your broke loser friends may be broke losers, but at least they’re your broke losers, and you will defend them to the death. The death of your success anyway...

Unleash Vacuum Energy to Attract Prosperity

Walking along the beach, you might leave footprints in the sand. But give the wind and the waves a few minutes, and those tracks will be filled in. Your footprints in the snow will experience the same fate. In a similar manner, vegetation will cover a field, water fills a channel, and an agenda expands to the time budgeted for the meeting. Even the void in your heart for someone you have loved and lost, can eventually be filled with a blessed memory. Aristotle observed that no true vacuums exist in nature because the difference in pressure results in a force that acts to correct the equilibrium. I’ll take it farther and posit that vacuum energy exists throughout the known universe – and the universe does not abide vacuums.

My Theory on the Infinite Nature of Prosperity…

If you give someone a hug, does that reduce the amount of hugs you have left to give? Of course not. In fact, if you are known as the kind of person who gives hugs, you will likely attract a lot more of them to you. This is true because of the laws which govern our universe: I postulate the following theory for debate: The substance of all true forms of prosperity are infinite once manifested on the physical plane and create their own expansion.

Dogmas, Doctrines, and Doom

Are You Working Hard to Stay Broke?

Having been to about 70 countries, people often tell me how easy it must be to become wealthy in the United States. And while it’s not necessarily easy to become wealthy, I do know you have to work very hard to stay broke. And not only here in the United States. You have to work very hard to stay broke almost anywhere in the world. Really.

You Are a Co-Creator

In the last post we explored the emotional payoff you can receive from victimhood. Let’s expand the view and look at the bigger picture of how you co-create almost everything in your life: the stuff that makes you happy – and the stuff that makes you miserable.

The Fake Reward of Being a Victim

Funny coincidence: I’m working with two different writers in my author apprentice program and yesterday gave the same advice to both of them. Specifically, that for their (very different) books to really help their readers, they need to examine, explore, and expose the many “payoffs” people get by being a victim. Because if someone doesn’t recognize they’re getting some type of emotional reward, they can’t stop bringing more victim situations into their life.

Give Yourself a Fresh Start

In the latest episode of my podcast, we look at the issue of buying into the stories that others create for you. It could be your parents who want you to be a doctor or lawyer. Maybe your significant other who tries to talk you out of making a bold career choice. Or it could be your circle of friends who sell you the belief that everyone in the group belongs there, and neither you or anyone else is talented enough to bust out of it. That leads us to lesson number one…

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