LOA Today - Your Daily Dose Of Happy

One of the most difficult things for advocates to reconcile is how horrible events can possibly happen in a world where the Law of Attraction operates. Many people consider such events to be proof that the Law of Attraction is nothing more than fiction.

But we take a different approach to the question. We start by remembering that we have the opportunity to refocus our attention at any time. When we face a horrific situation, we have a choice. Will be continue to focus on it and draw more events like it into our lives, or will we choose to focus on better stuff that happens?

But we don't stop there. We look at the core issue as well: if the Law of Attraction is true and accurate, how can innocent people attract horrible things into their lives? You won't want to miss this episode if you have ever wondered what the answer is to this question.

We labeled this episode as containing explicit content, but in truth the only thing explicit about it was the topic, particularly our references to both the terrorist shootings in California and to the events 14 years earlier on 9/11. We wanted to be sensitive to those who are traumatized merely by the mention of the topic, not because of any explicit language we use during the episode.

One of the most difficult things for advocates to reconcile is how horrible events can possibly happen in a world where the Law of Attraction operates. Many people consider such events to be proof that the Law of Attraction is nothing more than fiction.

But we take a different approach to the question. We start by remembering that we have the opportunity to refocus our attention at any time. When we face a horrific situation, we have a choice. Will be continue to focus on it and draw more events like it into our lives, or will we choose to focus on better stuff that happens?

But we don't stop there. We look at the core issue as well: if the Law of Attraction is true and accurate, how can innocent people attract horrible things into their lives? You won't want to miss this episode if you have ever wondered what the answer is to this question.

We labeled this episode as containing explicit content, but in truth the only thing explicit about it was the topic, particularly our references to both the terrorist shootings in California and to the events 14 years earlier on 9/11. We wanted to be sensitive to those who are traumatized merely by the mention of the topic, not because of any explicit language we use during the episode.

The Law of Attraction is all very well and good, but it's much harder to get the kinds of results you want from it if you don't take action. We talk about what it takes to behave as if you've already received what you're trying to receive from it.

The Law of Attraction is all very well and good, but it's much harder to get the kinds of results you want from it if you don't take action. We talk about what it takes to behave as if you've already received what you're trying to receive from it.

On this Thanksgiving Day, we decided to make our first topic: comfort zones. We are all victims of our own comfort zones, which sounds a bit topsy-turvy, but on closer examination we find that comfort zones are where we "get stuck".

On this Thanksgiving Day, we decided to make our first topic: comfort zones. We are all victims of our own comfort zones, which sounds a bit topsy-turvy, but on closer examination we find that comfort zones are where we "get stuck".

In a nutshell, Joel Elston ate out of a dumpster. Then he sat on a bench. Then he turned his life around.

Well, it wasn't quite that easy, but it's a remarkable story nevertheless.

In a nutshell, Joel Elston ate out of a dumpster. Then he sat on a bench. Then he turned his life around.

Well, it wasn't quite that easy, but it's a remarkable story nevertheless.

Bob Burg tells us about his new book, Adversaries Into Allies, Win People Over Without Manipulation or Coercion.

Bob Burg tells us about his new book, Adversaries Into Allies, Win People Over Without Manipulation or Coercion.