I met a professor named Scott Walters last year who told me about a young man in a very bad way that was able, through Professor Walter’s help, to see with clearer eyes his own journey thus far, and craft a new and different ending for it.  What I love about this story is that [...]

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At the end of today’s Sales Moves newspaper column by Jeffrey Gitomer, the author of The Sales Bible, The Little Red Book of Selling, and many other notable books, he recommends that you “review your accomplishments at the end of each day—to praise and challenge yourself.  Write them down.” In my parlance, that’s an Inverse [...]

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If you haven’t been living under a rock, you know that there  Christian groups that believes that tomorrow, May 21st, is Judgment Day, and that a giant earthquake will shake the world, and believers will be taken up to heaven.  (Actually planetary destruction by fire occurs on October 21st, Rapture Day.) According to these same [...]

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  Okay.  So.  You’re calling people.  You’re talking.  You’re not getting traction.  Wassup? This kind of communication is part of your decoherence plan; that is, your plan for creating a lot of information about your desired possibilities in the environment.  Decoherence is the universe’s method for turning quantum possibility into reality, and it’s your method [...]

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Scientists have discovered that cells grown in 3-D spaces such as gelatins behave differently and more powerfully than when their growth is limited to flat, two-dimensional environments like petri dishes. Limiting the cells’ growth to a flat space changes the metabolism, gene expression and growing patterns of the cells. When given three dimensions in which [...]

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Just like Archibald Leach, if you act as though you are a smooth and debonair movie star, you soon will be. Archibald Leach was born in Bristol, England, in 1904 to a poor family. His mother had a nervous breakdown when he was nine (supposedly, although accounts conflict as to whether his two-timing alcoholic father [...]

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And could you run it?  My husband Michael and I ran the ING Miami Marathon this past Sunday, and it was an expanding experience! I discovered a new threshold of pain that I’m able to tolerate and still persist. I discovered a new and expanded limit to my physical ability. I discovered new tools to [...]

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You probably have been counseled to “act as if” your dream or goal has already come true in order to improve its chances of becoming reality.  Does this work? Well, we know it worked for my friend Katie, whose story I told in my book.  She won the lottery. She’s a great teacher when it [...]

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For most of my life, my mother has asked, “What’s Plan B, Kim?”  I have to tell you I’m not a Plan B kinda girl. Because when you have Plan B, you always know that there’s an escape hatch.  When you have Plan B, the option is always open to stop working on Plan A, [...]

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If you create dreams or goals that you are more committed to than your reality, which includes your worries and doubts, and if you do something to move your dreams forward daily, you will transform your life. –Marcia Weider

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