Your life purpose is hugely important. But what is perhaps the most common misconception, the biggest myth about life purpose. Don’t let this stop you in your tracks. Watch the short video below.
Without your life purpose you…
feel lost
are confused
get off track
are slowly dying
With Your life purpose you…
have direction
feel confident
stay on track
feel alive and energized
Would you like to learn more about Discovering Your Purpose? Check out our “Discover Your Purpose” mini training here.
How do you build your self confidence? What are the key ingredients you must evaluate and improve where needed?
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This short video explores five key ingredients to check for your self confidence. To learn more see our Confidence Building Tool Kit Telecourse.
The 3-part teleseries includes the Confidence Quiz handout with five more qualities, in addition to those described on the video.
Find out more about the telecourse tool kit for building self confidence…
What is your destiny and how can you create it?
We view destiny as making empowering choices to realize your brightest future.
It’s not fixed or pre-destined. Destiny is about choosing to thrive more than just survive. Your destiny emerges from following your deeper desires and heartfelt impulses.
Yes, there are influences: karma (past actions), genetics, environment and ancestry. As biologist Bruce Lipton has pointed out, however, your beliefs directly affect your DNA and genes.
William Wallace noted, “Every man dies. Not every man really lives.”
You can author your life. In effect, you become your own director with
How do you live life to the fullest? Over the years, we have found certain ideas and practices that make a big difference.
1. Direct your imagination.
Interestingly, we are continuously imagining. But much of the time it is not what we would like to intend. The idea is to direct your imaginings – what you internally see, hear and feel – towards a positive outcome.
For example, what do you imagine about your health?
wealth?
relationships?
purpose or anything you want?
Here is how you gauge it: by your first response.
A new year, a new beginning. Actually every day is new, and this fact becomes magnified with the start of a new year.
To take advantage of this energy, let’s explore four ways to have a wonderful, heart-centered year.
1. Get a dream.
It all starts with a desire for something bigger and better, for you and others. Envisioning a greater world opens your mind and heart.
One of the simplest, most direct ways to trust yourself is to take one step at a time. Actually, just like when you physically walk, you can only take one step at a time. You might take a big or small step, or a leap, but its still manageable.
You know your next step, and you can do it. You’ve done it before. And you will do it again, trusting that it will
Find out how to trust yourself and the universe.
Trust is hugely important. Without trust, the world can be a scary place. With it, you know you are supported and you know you can cope with what comes up. And you can truly appreciate your life more.
You must learn how to trust yourself first so you can know how to trust others. To trust yourself, consider the following five ingredients.
How do you go from fearing success to creating success?
We used to sometimes think of “success” as a bad thing. It meant being selfish, somehow putting our needs over those of others. We also equated success with these negative associations:
* it’s greedy
* it’s valuing money and things over people
* it’s too commercial and corporate
* it’s environmentally destructive to the planet
Looking further, some self-identity issues emerged. Behind these concerns were thoughts of whether we actually could succeed by doing something we loved and helping others.
REDEFINING SUCCESS — HOW TO CONQUER YOUR FEAR
Now is your time to develop your self-confidence and self-esteem and tap into your emerging greatness. Using EFT, learn the 4-step process. Watch the video and turn up your speakers…
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As Albert Einstein observed, you can view the world as a miracle or not.
To get the good stuff, you need to develop self-confidence. As you build your self-esteem, your personal greatness emerges.
Phillip Mountrose shares with you a 4-step process to let your self-confidence grow and unlock your personal best.
1. Focus on what you want.
What do you want to do to make your life more meaningful. What do you want to develop in yourself to share with the world?
2. Speak about your potential and emerging greatness.
Give yourself permission to speak positively about yourself. Speak about your gifts and talents and skills. Let them shine onto the world. What you focus on grows.
Focus on what you have and can develop in yourself to contribute to the world.
3. Posture shift.
Your posture relates to your inner attitude and self-esteem. Stand tall and speak proudly about your emerging greatness.
4. Do the EFT Tapping Technique using Emerging Greatness Affirmations
Use the EFT Tapping Technique while affirming that your “emerging greatness” is occurring — developing your self-confidence through using your gifts, talents and skills in service to others.
By viewing the world through the lens of your emerging personal greatness, self-confidence grows and good things happen. Try it today for yourself.
Now it’s time to learn about the Ultimate Confidence Plan. Go here…
Freedom could be defined as being, doing and having what you want. Be-do-have is about inner awareness and the spiritual journey we all take.
Some think if I “have” (things) and “do” things then I will “be” happy. Some think it’s the other way around. First “be,” then the doing and having will follow.
It may be more subtle and interesting than a simple formula would explain. Let’s take a look at “being-doing-having,” the holy (or sometimes not-so-holy) triad.
WALLACE WATTLES’ ADVICE
In The Science of Getting Rich, Wallace Wattles famously asserted that we should have the resources we need to live fully, so we can accomplish our dreams and goals.
He noted that in the modern world we need sufficient resources to better ourselves and others. He also suggested this was not a justification for greed or overindulgence.