I'm all over the place but one thing that stuck in my mind from the past week is that I am beginning to embrace impermanence big time. I mean, I am happy to enjoy moments as they come and moving quickly to the next level. Why? You can only take with you the experience so why dwell on what you can only sample? I also wish I could get real to-go ice cream where I am living right now just enjoy later but oh well.

Taking a trip doesn't have to be part of a learning experience yet sometimes simply letting go of insecurities and fear can make an ordinary birthday trip into something amazing.

I’ve returned to Miami Florida from a Caribbean cruise and don’t really want to drive 14 hours back right now. So I’m taking one night off before going on the road. Lots think about this week regarding moving into action in the pursuit of my goals.

I’m on a cruise this week following some major curve balls from the universe. Even I considered throwing in the towel and accept maybe I’m in over my head. Then I met someone who told me a story that opened my eyes and managed to get back on track.

I'm so happy I get to travel in a matter of days! I'm also excited to guide you on this ten week series of lessons to help transform the way you think that will free you from your limiting beliefs. Don't forget I'm going on location next week so subscribe to this podcast and on my youtube channel to stay in the loop. Have a joyful week!

As a gift of thanks to my subscribers, I'd like to guide you through a new series of exercises to get you into the proper mindset for achievement. This is a ten-part series and also if you email or message me you'll get a free copy of my eBook Ten Transformational Lessons which is an excerpt from my introductory course 30 Days To Success. I hope you join me for the next ten weeks.

Oh boy. Did I overdue my workouts? I've been nursing painful knees for almost two weeks. But given my new programming, I won't get bogged down by this small setback. That's what yoga is for. And that's what the new mindset is all about.

I promised I would speak about the importance of knowing our worth in the job search or to hold on to the job we have. Chasing money is not one of those factors.

The news that actor Bruce Willis is stepping back from acting due to his Aphasia diagnosis got me thinking. How is it that some people get hit by illness or disease yet they keep going, always improving? Many others do the opposite. They take a diagnosis as the end of everything. So what is it that moves you and keeps you in total alignment when you set a goal? When you are faced with a challenge, do you retreat into safety or charge into the unknow, totally confident that you will succeed in whatever you seek? Just wondering. Maybe you're also wondering.

I'm continuing discussing the topic of manifestation on our lives and providing a couple more examples of how people often believe they haven't achieved their dream goals yet they are living from their goals, even if it's part-time.