Monthly Archives: January 2020

“If you have not consciously made the decision to be rich, excellent, and healthy, then you have unconsciously made the decision to be poor, mediocre, and unhealthy.” Author, Wallace D. Wattles Your action for today is to consciously do something … Continue reading →

An important part of building the life you want is learning to accept change. And not only to accept it, but to embrace it and seek it out. Change is the principle of life itself! As Charles Darwin said, “It … Continue reading →

A Vision for Relationships We see a world where people enter into loving relationships because they are intending to help and support each other in fulfilling whatever the other’s dreams are; where all of the Old Ways that incurred obedience … Continue reading →

A Vision for Free Energy We envision ourselves living in a world where there is free energy for all, forever; where the sources of power we use to light and heat our homes, fuel our cars, run our appliances and … Continue reading →

“Take charge of your attitude. Don’t let someone else choose it for you.” American Writer and Lecturer, Dale Carnegie Your action for today is to see how you can choose to be happy regardless of what happens to you during … Continue reading →

We’re not that far into 2020, and I don’t want your New Year’s resolutions to just fade away. If you truly want to realise them, let’s push a little harder this week. Here’s how to do that! First, determine if … Continue reading →

A Vision for Leadership This timely Vision comes to us from Michael Beveridge in California. Michael emphasizes that OUR BELIEF MAKES OUR WORLD, and therefore he shares the following . . . We see our world as a reflection of … Continue reading →

A Vision for Discernment We see a world where all peoples in all lands have fully developed their capacity to discern; where each and everyone of us is easily able to spot what the innermost motivations of others are; and … Continue reading →

“The rate at which a person can mature is directly proportional to the embarrassment he or she can tolerate.” Inventor of the Computer Mouse, Douglas Engelbart Your action for today is to do something that is a stretch for you … Continue reading →