Personal Development

When I am in the grip of an old pattern I don't experience it as alien to me but rather as exactly how I need to be at that moment. So how do I "set my jailer free" if I don't experience being in jail?

What if we lived more of our lives focused on who we are, and not so much on what we do, what we've accomplished, what we look like, who we know, what we're striving for and more? What if the most important thing in life is actually who we are?

Whatever the result, whatever happened, it is all your "fault" (read "responsibility"). By adopting this stance, you become empowered to take on any situation no matter what.

The reality of our life, whether we like it or not, includes both ends of this spectrum. Everything is happening on its own and everything is flowing through intention.

To attend to your self doubt requires moving towards it, resisting the temptation to push it away. There is a natural tendency to turn away from negative feelings, similar to what happens when we touch a hot stove.

Whatever our current experience of life may be, it always serves us to remember that things are in a constant state of flux and that whatever is going on in our lives right now, will pass.

The simple truth is what we label as our own mistakes are really just choices that have led us to this moment in time.

In numerology, each number has an individual meaning, or vibration, that influences the person or person's path. It can be fun and insightful to use numerology to get insights for 2009.

Every bit of advice in this book has been self-tested and found to work or not to work, and the author says so. Up front. No equivocating. You gotta like that in a personal development person.

Are you facing any challenges in your life or your business right now? These days, there are some real challenges facing many of us - slowing economy,...

Did you know that people get physically tired because of emotional factors like boredom, frustration and anxiety? True intellectual stimulation, on the other hand, doesn't exhaust us at all.