Do you still have dreams?
What is your biggest dreams? What do you want? Do you still have dreams? As a lifestyle coach… I think dreams are really important…
People who are aligned with their dreams
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Mind
Are You Taking Care Of The Details
Ralph Marston says: "No detail is unimportant or beneath you. For it is all those details, combined together, which bring the dream to life."
Are You Taking Care Of The Details?
Dare
Dare to Dream Big
Ralph Marston says: "Dare to dream, and dare to live with the confidence that your dream will come true. When it means enough to you, there is a way for
Can You Change Old Thinking Habits?
Wayne Dyer's book Excuses BeGone, is about how to change lifelong, self defeating thinking habits. Chapter 1 is: Yes, You Can Change Old Habits.
The most effective ways for eliminating habitual
How Often Do You Procrastinate?
Jack Canfield's Success Principle #63: Start Now Just Do It. There is no perfect time to start. The best strategy is just to jump in and get started. Just start.
Oliver
Did You Find A Way To Serve People Daily?
Jack Canfield's Success Principle #62: Find A Way To Serve. There is a universal principle that says you cannot serve others without it coming back multiplied to yourself.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Do You Tithe and Give To Charity?
Jack Canfield's Success Principle #61: Give More To Get More. Many of the world's richest individuals and most successful people have been devout tithers.
Not only does it serve others but
Would You Like To Spend Less Money or Make More Money?
Jack Canfield's Success Principle #60: To Spend More, First Make More. There two ways to end up with more money for investing, and that is spend less or make more.
Are You Watching What You Spend?
Jack Canfield's Success Principle #59: Master The Spending Game. One way to stop spending so much is to start paying cash for everything.
Will Rogers said: “too many people spend
Do You Pay Yourself First?
Jack Canfield's Success Principle #58: Pay Yourself First. Most people spend all that they earn and then some.
The simple rule is to put aside at least 10% of what we