The Prosperity Podcast

In our materialistic Western culture, we are trained to judge and value people based on external criteria such as beauty and possessions.  Over time, even the most glorious and beautiful monuments crumble and fade into obscurity.  We may grow old gracefully and we sincerely hope that we all do, but grow old we must.  When we are children, do we look at ourselves and regret how much we’ve changed?  Yet, many of us are hard on ourselves when our hair turns gray and we have to don those reading spectacles.  Instead of beating yourself up for the right and necessary changes of life, come with us and celebrate the chance to gracefully embrace those changes and use this positive attitude as the engine to move you to a higher level of prosperity.

The Essential Laws of Fearless Living

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In the old days, it was common to keep a diary.  This was a place where personal thoughts could make it to the page.  In recording your personal history, there is a process of grounding that lets you see where you’ve been, where you are and where you hope to go.  By writing, we avoid the obsessive thought loops that happen when we try to work it out it in our head.  Whether you call it a journal, notebook, diary, blog or personal story, doesn’t matter.  Write it down!!!   Don’t worry about grammar, spelling, punctuation or presentation.  This is your private refuge for your ideas, emotions and dreams.  We recommend keeping it private so you are free to truly expressive yourself without fear of criticism or misunderstanding.  But whether it’s as private as a diary secure under lock and key or as public as a video blog on MySpace, bringing your thoughts to air by the light of day will make you the master of your life.

The Essential Laws of Fearless Living by Guy Finley

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No matter who we are or what we do, there will come times when we feel angry, hurt or resentful. The feelings are natural and at times like this, we may feel an urge to strike back. Even if we are aware enough that we KNOW responding in anger is wrong, we might feel the need to be defensive or resort to other measures to make the hurt seem less significant. By letting go of the need to be right, we can find ways to bring closure, wholeness and viable solutions to any situation. Here’s how.

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We talk this week about the incredible bounty you can provide for yourself by exercising patience.   We also talk about how hard it is, sometimes, to be patient, when there are pressing matters at hand.  At times, what seems so urgent could be our neurotic ego trying to take control;  other times circumstances really demand immediate attention.  Knowing the difference can help but also try to remember that in the midst of even the fiercest storm, a focused, disciplined, controlled and decisive mind will have the best chance of making the right choice.

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