Jun 30

The Law of Attraction is a Universal Law

Nanette Geiger, Law of Attraction Relationship Author, writes… Which by definition means that it is operable consistently under all circumstances, at all times. A Universal Law doesn’t treat people who utilize the Principle more preferentially. It doesn’t take more kindly to the smart and beautiful. In fact, the Law of Attraction is working on you (and the entire universe) 24/7 whether you are aware of it, or not!

If this is so, why not utilize this understanding to empower your life. You can create the life of your dreams. Law of Attraction Life Coaching does just that.

If you, like millions of others, have seen the movie “The Secret”, you have a general idea about what Law of Attraction is. Or not. Some say Continue reading »

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Jun 17

Author/Producer, Lily’s Truth, www.lilystruth.com

Every time I mandate that my three children, ages 3 to 10, help with the dishes, housecleaning, laundry, pets or some other mundane task, I prove to myself over and over again how important these experiences are for my children. Of course, their contribution makes my life easier. However, I clearly see that they are not only quite capable of accomplishing these tasks, they are learning to take responsibility for their own life in the process.

Here are five tips to teach kids how to take responsibility around the home and for their developing lives.

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Jun 14

Being part of the complete personal development procedure, personal goal setting is without doubt central in providing a clear insight of what you would like to reach.  Determining at least one or so personal goals seems to be a straightforward task. You determine a specific goal, a goal that is considerable and holds a set time frame to be completed. You go through with your plan, measure your advancement to accomplishing your personal goal and then measure the effect impartially to tweak your personal goal setting.

On the surface of things, it flows well yet seeming simple enough to execute. Unfortunately, personal goal setting rarely turns out that way for several reasons; mainly because we often fail to establish real goals. In addition, Continue reading »

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Jun 08

How can people say they have set goals if they haven’t written them down. So why is it necessary to write them down when you know what you want. Well for a start most of us have what is termed motorized memories, secondly the majority of the population are visual people they recall more of what they see than what the hear or feel, there is a reason for this which I will mention shortly, so stay with me, it is also a major factor in goal achievement. Life is meant to be fun, so have fun writing out your goals and what life is like now that you have reached them. Read on please this will become clearer later. Continue reading »

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Jun 07

Author/Producer, Lily’s Truth, www.lilystruth.com

How long of a tether do you keep on your kids? The struggle for authority is an age-old dilemma. Who chooses? How much authority should we give our kids? Freedom is something we all need, yet how do we structure our lives so that we get what we need and our children have the appropriate setting in which to make their own choices, learn and grow?

As long as our kids are at home with us, there is a safety net beneath them. Certainly we want the most for our children. We want them to surpass our goals and achieve ones of their own. So we want them to grow. We want them to face challenges. As parents, where do we begin? How do we know what is appropriate, and how do we know exactly what our kids need to do to learn responsibility?

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