LOA Today - Your Daily Dose Of Happy

How prevalent is lack and limitation in your thinking, and how might you get your focus more on abundance?

Is it good to be emotionally stable? Many people would say yes, particularly if they've been involved with partners whose emotional set points kept dropping into the negative range. But the full answer may surprise you. Just because you're emotionally stable doesn't necessarily mean that you're emotionally healthy. Joel and Walt discuss.

Abraham-Hicks teaches us that we should always strive be in alignment with our inner beings before we say, think, or do anything else. This is quite a challenge, to say the least! Wendy and Walt discuss how true this assertion really is, and if it's true, how to carry it out.

Is it good to be emotionally stable? Many people would say yes, particularly if they've been involved with partners whose emotional set points kept dropping into the negative range. But the full answer may surprise you. Just because you're emotionally stable doesn't necessarily mean that you're emotionally healthy. Joel and Walt discuss.

Abraham-Hicks teaches us that we should always strive be in alignment with our inner beings before we say, think, or do anything else. This is quite a challenge, to say the least! Wendy and Walt discuss how true this assertion really is, and if it's true, how to carry it out.

Just because doctors tell you that you are mentally or physically ill doesn't mean that you have to believe them. In fact, as it turns out, it doesn't even have to be true medically-speaking.

How do you know if setting a deadline is going to spur you to action or if it's going to make the goal seem unreachable and therefore work against your best interests. Wendy and Walt discuss.

How do you know if setting a deadline is going to spur you to action or if it's going to make the goal seem unreachable and therefore work against your best interests. Wendy and Walt discuss.

Just because doctors tell you that you are mentally or physically ill doesn't mean that you have to believe them. In fact, as it turns out, it doesn't even have to be true medically-speaking.

Is there really a way to help someone who needs help but hasn't asked for it? Cindie and Walt discuss.