Archive for the 'Self Confidence' Category
The Success Principle That Creates Champions…
Dear Future Success Champion,
I have a quick message for you that is going to help you go from hoping you were more successful to BEING more successful.
So here it is:
I’ve no doubt that, along the way, you’ve ‘dropped the ball’ so to speak. Probably many times.
I know I have. In fact it happened today. I […]
Climbing the Mountain of Self-Worth
My Success-minded Friend,
Have you lived long enough?
Have you worked hard enough?
Have you struggled, scratched and clawed?
The cumbersome climb up your mountain of success is purposefully a slow, particular one.
And for what purpose exactly?
Why, to PROVE that you can pass all the rigorous tests of course!
To prove that you are ‘worthy’ of entering that elite circle […]
Is Your Seat of Power Barren or Ultra-Plush?
Historically, it never really mattered to me what type of bed I had. It’s there…you sleep on it. Simple as that.
But, while patterns can run their course for many years, ultimately we’re each destined to change - to have new experiences and take on new viewpoints.
That’s the beauty of life. Otherwise we’d never find our […]
Would You Rather Be Right or Be Rich?
I have a question to ask you that could very well change how you choose to do things from now on.
In my experience, more people fall short of their potential because of their answer to this question than to most other questions you can think of asking.
Ok, so my question simply is this:
“Would you rather […]
Self-Confidence and Faith in Your Creative Ability
You have within you the power to unfold and develop into higher levels of greatness. There is no limitation whatsoever to your greatness except the limits you place on your inspiration, intuition and revelation.
People today are so desperately in need of greater confidence and faith in themselves. What would your life look like if you […]
Having Absolute Unshakeable Self-Confidence and Faith
I was 19 years old and faced with a decision that would change the course of my entire life.
I’d just received a job offer to work (during college breaks) as a junior accountant at a large real estate company. If I took it, I’d make good money that summer and I’d be able to spend […]
