Do you wonder how to maintain or establish a positive, good-feeling perspective during hard times — like homelessness, death, loss of income, bankruptcy or going broke? Read this article to discover the author’s personal experience with these life events and how to stay focused on Abundance as you live through them.
Posts Tagged ‘Perspective’
Insights on Abundance – How to Keep Focused on Abundance, Even During Hard Times
Monday, May 25th, 2009Stewardship – A New Twist on Time Management
Friday, May 22nd, 2009Although there are lots of really cool systems for helping us to improve time management, I’m actually advocating a total mind shift for how you think about time and relate to it. I’m asking you to begin to approach time management from the perspective of stewardship. Stewardship is defined as: the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one’s care. Time is your gift. How are you utilizing it?
What People Misunderstand Most About Surrender and How it Relates to Abundance
Thursday, May 21st, 2009What is the difference between surrendering to a problem and surrendering to life? Read this article to gain insight and choose perspective you prefer.
Winning in Life Secrets – How to Start Winning in Life Now
Sunday, May 17th, 2009Throughout my life, I have read inspirational books, listened to motivational CDs and attended many personal development seminars. If not for the encouragement, as well as the treasure trove of power-tips and techniques these materials provided, I would probably still be asking myself what a purposeful life would look like, and how I can have one. I’m far from being an expert in any of these areas; rather, I come from the perspective of a student who has done the work, taken the notes and attended the classes.
Winning in Life Secrets – How to Start Winning in Life Now
Wednesday, May 13th, 2009Throughout my life, I have read inspirational books, listened to motivational CDs and attended many personal development seminars. If not for the encouragement, as well as the treasure trove of power-tips and techniques these materials provided, I would probably still be asking myself what a purposeful life would look like, and how I can have one. I’m far from being an expert in any of these areas; rather, I come from the perspective of a student who has done the work, taken the notes and attended the classes.
