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Entrepreneur, Do You Really Know Your Master Key For Success?

by Tj Helm on 08,31,0909 in Business Building

By Aditi Walsh  

Entrepreneurs today are inundated with claims by so many experts, each stating they have the key to your success. This has been especially endemic online. It could even be driving you crazy at times, eh? 

What’s amazing is if you have discovered your real success is inner-generated and you are living from your own deepest desires, then you are able to experience challenges and opportunities in a completely different light. 

Getting Stuck

Yet, there still may be those times when you just get stuck, even with the best of intentions. And you find it very hard to keep your focus on visioning and living in the success you so desire. You lose the feeling for it and get caught up in your old ideas and limitations. Success starts to slip away again, and stress quickly enters to fill the gap. 

When you do pick yourself up, you wonder what all the fuss was about. Or you berate yourself for having fallen into those old mental pictures and ideas in the first place. 

Does this sound familiar? The good news is you are not alone. As Tulshi Sen says, “Success cannot be bought or learned… it must be practiced. 

The Master Key

I found it really helps when I meditate on the success principles of Ancient Secrets Of Success For Today’s World to dissolve the old triggers. With practice, I am becoming better able to laugh it off, instead of using negative thinking to dissolve negative thinking. Two negatives do not make for a positive outlook, do they?

So how can you transcend the stressors of the day? Is there a ‘master key’ to free yourself from these de-energizers that are holding you back? If only you can remove your mind from sticking to your problems and instead free it to believe in the success you truly desire. 

Tulshi Sen shares, “Before a person can achieve anything, they must raise their thoughts and raise their belief level. You cannot fight against circumstances forever. It is tiring. You have to create new circumstances by raising your belief level.” 

Training The Mind

You have to convince your mind that you are going to be successful, no matter what your present circumstances are today. This journey of the entrepreneur is led by the heart, not the mind. The mind’s place is to follow the Vision set by the heart. 

When we get it backwards, chaos, confusion and doubt take over. And there goes your success. Fear unleashed results in stressful, limited thinking. 

And, you cannot convince the mind with the mind. That’s what caused this predicament in the first place. Nor can you trick the mind over the long term. You need to transcend the realm of the mind and enter your heart to anchor in your dreams and visions. Leave them there, where you can nurture them. 

Imagination Rules

Einstein said that you can’t solve a problem at the same level of thinking as you created it in the first place. He also said that imagination was more important than knowledge.

 

Imagination lives in the all-knowing heart. So the first priority is to find out your heart’s desires. Then you can take your trained and helpful mind along for your unique entrepreneur’s journey. 

Tulshi Sen will be holding a live, Free, Teleseminars as a prelude to his upcoming one day workshops this fall, called “Raise Your Belief Level with the Master Key for Success” in Vancouver and in Toronto. Go to end of blog post at http://budurl.com/ggqu for further details. 
Aditi Walsh is a conscious entrepreneur, helping people create and manifest their visions of success. She shares ideas and reviews of success strategies and tools for the online entrepreneur at http://webmarketingrebel.com 
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The Law Of Attraction – What Do You Believe?

by Tj Helm on 06,03,0808 in Personal Development

Joy Idries

The main idea that seems to be spouted out these days whenever we hear about the Law of Attraction is that ‘We get what we think about most’. So most of us could be forgiven for thinking at first glance that if we just do something to change our thoughts then our life will automatically change too.

However it is not quite that simple. It leaves out an important element which is that we often SABOTAGE our efforts because of deeply held beliefs that we are not so conscious of … our hidden saboteurs ….which can block or drain the energy of our pure thought vibrations.

So it makes sense to spend some time working to clear these out first. A very common saboteur is the belief that we “DON’T DESERVE” whatever it is we say we want. This means that even if you visualize yourself getting that perfect job, or being finally free from your chronic back pain, or finding your perfect partner, unless you feel that you deserve it you are much less likely to attract it into your life.

Underneath there is a stronger message going out to the universe : “I don’t deserve to have it’”, or “I’m saddled with this dead end job”, or “I’m never going to get a good night’s sleep ever again!”.

With these kinds of beliefs in place you are more likely to attract things and events that further confirm you don’t deserve any better than what you already have. Because these thoughts or beliefs are stronger than what you are hoping to replace them with. So what we need to do first is to uncover and clear out these deeper sabotaging beliefs, which have been acting as a covering layer over our even deeper more essential true and joyous selves.

All that prevents a person from being joyful once again is the pain layered on top. You can cut through these layers, which in reality are really only the patterned, fixed responses that have been handed down to you by your parents. When you do this you will be able to reconnect with your inner wisdom, your wise child, to reclaim your natural spontaneous and joyful self. A child plays in the complete innocence of life and simply assumes without doubt that everything she wants is already there for her. Reconnect to the playful child inside of you, through the imagination of the clown.

As we grow older we lose our connection with our innocent and spontaneous sense of fun. But through LAUGHTER and silliness we can regain our enthusiasm for life and make it more meaningful. It will relax you and empower your choices.

When you have faith in yourself, when you really believe in you and trust that everything is already there just waiting for you to claim it you can visualize what you would like to see in your life and expect it to happen. Then something magical seems to take place. It is as if something ‘wiggles’ in the universe to make it happen, to open the way for everything to come to you.

Brandon Bays, in her book ‘The Journey’ describes how she came to the realization in her recovery from cancer that she had been ‘clinging to the cancer’ rather than the cancer clinging to her. In other words, although she wanted to get well, at first she was still clinging to her old belief that the cancer was ‘out to get her’. It isn’t surprising that she had this original belief, that the world was ‘out to get her’, in light of the physical abuse she suffered in childhood. But it was a limiting belief nonetheless – limiting her access to her own inner greatness – and needed to be cleared before she could open up to and believe in her own magnificent healing force.

When she did, she opened into this stronger belief in her own ability to heal, and the cancerous tumor disappeared, leaving her to continue living her life in perfect health. And all of this happened within the short space of just a few weeks

So the good news is that, although you may have some sabotaging, limiting beliefs tucked away inside of you, you can also uncover and clear them out to make way for beliefs that are more in line with abundant living in all areas of your life.

Joy Idries shares her passion for Spiritual Growth, Healing and Fun through her weekly ‘Love Laughter’ newsletter. If you want to learn how to get in touch with your inner light and joy through laughter, to reduce physical and emotional pain AND boost your immune system all at the same time, claim your FREE E-COURSE ‘The Benefits of Laughter and Playing On Purpose’ now at http://www.clownfocustherapy.com ~ Also see more at http://www.selfgrowth.com/experts/joy_idries.html and http://www.instantnaturalpainrelief.comArticle Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Joy_Idries

For more information and support for creating more time for yourself and what’s important to you, visit http://www.GalileoLS.com/consult.html for a free coaching consultation.

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Choosing Your Perspective

by Tj Helm on 03,07,0808 in Personal Development

by Lesley Geller

Do you know people that seem to have all the luck in the world? Do you ever wonder what it would take to have that kind of luck yourself? Well, it may have nothing to do with luck at all, but instead, your perception.

Imagine the image of a tall glass of water. The water line meets the middle of the glass. Do you see it as half full or half empty? I’m sure you’ve heard that question a million times before, but did you know that the way you see that glass, may very well be how you live your life as well?

Let’s analyze this simple glass of water. How is it possible for someone to look at one glass of water and see two different things? Could there be anything more clear cut than a glass of water? Probably not, but that’s what makes it so incredible. If after a 10 mile run you come across that same glass of water, you might thank the lucky stars for giving you a half-filled glass of water. Now imagine that it is 10 below zero and you have just come in from outside. This time you might look at the glass and think, I should spill that out.

It is the same glass, with the same amount of liquid, but in one case you physically need it and in the other, you don’t need it at all. Does it really look any different, or has your mind simply created a different perception about the look of it? Or are you the type of person that always looks for what is missing, regardless of what the situation is?

Being sick is another great example. Some people seem to never get sick, while others always seem to be fighting something. Is it that some people never get sick, or is it that they refer to themselves as healthy? I rate myself as someone who never gets sick, yet the truth is that I do get normal illnesses: head colds, stomach bugs, and occasional fevers. It’s just that I don’t cave in to my illnesses and don’t rename myself as someone who is ‘sick.’ Often I may say, yeah, I’m a little under the weather, or, I’m just not myself today, but until it is actually over, I don’t refer to myself as sick.

The point is that as human beings we feel many things: Sick, healthy, sad, happy, tired…but many of the things we feel, simply live in the way we name them. If we can name them another way, we may feel totally different.

In general, being an eternal optimist comes easy to me. I see myself as generally an upbeat and happy person and I know that others see me that way as well. Occasionally, though, like through the process of my divorce, I have hit some rough spots. Sometimes they last a few minutes, sometimes a few days, but they are all temporary ways of being. They are not who I am.

That was confirmed for me one day while at the gym. After several hours of upset, I delved heavily into the escape of my workout. When an acquaintance approached me with the normal, “how are you?” they were surprised to hear: “Tomorrow’s a new day and it’s sure to be better.”

He looked at me while raising an eye brow and said, “I would have never thought you had days like that.”
I had to laugh. Doesn’t everyone have days like that?
And then he said, “I mean, I look at you and think: damn, life is good.”

I smiled the rest of the day knowing that this was the energy I created when others looked at me and knew that that was truly how I felt. Life was good. But only because it was the perspective I chose to have.
So, the next time you look admiringly at someone that seems to have it all, start a conversation with them. I am sure you will see that he/she is human just like you….just with a different perspective.

Lesley Geller is a Business Coach. She helps successful professionals exceed their expectations of growth. She works with small business owners, as well as individuals in large corporations looking to reach the next level. Lesley graduated from the University of Maryland is certified as a Coach through the Coach Training Alliance, which is recognized by the International Coach Federation. She is also a Freelance Writer and co-author of: 101 Great Ways to Improve Your Life. For more information about how to reach the potential you’re capable of, visit her website at http://www.LesleyGeller.com or e-mail her at Lesley@LesleyGeller.com

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Can Your Definitions Define Who You Are?

by Tj Helm on 03,07,0808 in Personal Development

by Lynn Marie Sager

How powerful are words and their definitions?
I remember an anthropology book that I read in college about a Pacific island called Rotuma. This tiny island has a large mountain range, causing one side of the island to be geographically isolated from the other. Before Rotuma’s “discovery” in the 1800′s, the island was highly populated and both sides of the island got along tolerably well. Until one day, when Catholic missionaries landed on one side of the island and began translating the bible into Rotuman. Their translation might not have been a bad thing, except that around this same time, Congregationalist missionaries landed on the other side of the island and began their own translation of the bible into Rotuman. The Rotuman language has a number of words that mean divine. The Catholics chose one word to stand for “God” and arbitrarily chose another to mean the “Devil.” As fate would have it, the word they chose to mean the “Devil” was the same word the Congregationalists chose to mean “God.” Within a short time, rumor spread that the people on the other side of the island were practicing devil worship. As a result, war broke out between the two sides of the island.

People die over words all the time.
Words, and the meanings we assign them, have power. Definitions give meaning to life. Words will continue to define you unless you take the time to define them. So, if your life lacks meaning, maybe it’s because you’ve neglected to define what your life means. If you accept without question, any definition, belief, or perception handed to you, then you limit your life to the truths and beliefs discovered by other people. You kill the one thing that is uniquely your own-your perspective. Your life will become some vague shadow of something that someone else defined years ago. Or, even worse, you may never really understand what those people who defined your language, centuries ago, meant. Everything in your life will seem just as hollow as the words you take for granted.

What’s the bottom line on definitions and belief?
The most fundamental changes in life happen when we redefine who we are. When we see ourselves differently, we think differently. When we think differently, we feel differently. When we feel differently, we behave differently, and we don’t need some quick-fix technique to control ourselves, or others. So open your mind and explore your definitions. Your life will expand proportionately…

From A River Worth Riding: Fourteen Rules for Navigating Life, by Lynn Marie Sager Copyright 2005.You can find more about the power of belief on Navigating Life’s website. Simply go to http://www.navigatinglife.org and visit boarding for links to our full lessons, techniques, and exercises for expanding beliefs.

Lynn Marie Sager has toured over two-dozen countries and worked on three continents. Author of A River Worth Riding: Fourteen Rules for Navigating Life, Lynn currently lives in California; where she fills her time with private coaching, public speaking, and teaching for the LACCD and Pierce College. She runs the Navigating Life website, where she offers free assistance to readers who wish to incorporate the rules of worthwhile living into their lives. To read more about how you can use these rules to improve your life, visit Lynn’s website at http://www.navigatinglife.org

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