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| Publishing Frequency - Twice Monthly | January 15, 2007 | Vol.#4 Issue#1 |
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Successful people have libraries. The rest have big screen TVs. Jim Rohn
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Success, Dahling! With the beginning of each year, resolutions are made and goals set. All of them have one thing in common: the desire for success. What is success? The definition of success according to several dictionaries is: The attainment of wealth, favor, or eminence. There are plenty of books written by authors who tout that they have the secret that will make you richer than rich. There are magazines dedicated to advising how to gain wealth and then how to best exhibit it. There are an uncountable number of "wealth and success gurus" who give seminars promising that they'll teach you how to become just as fabulously wealthy and, thus, successful as they are. These are just a few of the resources available to help you attain fabulous amounts of wealth and thus become successful. That is, if you use the attainment of wealth as a measurement of success. The truth is, you can have all the money, fame, and expensive toys in the world and still feel like a failure. If you don't feel successful in your heart and soul, then despite what these wealth gurus say, you're not successful. Most definitions of success come from other people. But here's the deal: the most important definition of success is YOUR definition. It may be untold wealth, or it may be a quiet, simple life of service to others, such as being the best teacher, parent, or health practitioner you can be. The most important thing is that it's YOUR definition, and not someone else's. True success resides in your heart. You know when you have success because of how you feel, not how big the number is in your bank account or how many islands you own. We've all heard stories of some fabulously wealthy person who, despite the monumental amount of their acquisitions, still feels unsatisfied with their life. As Albert Schweitzer said: "Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success." If you love what you're doing, you are successful. Take inventory of the people you know or know of. Which of them would you deem to be successful? Of these, which ones do you believe to be following their heart and passionately living their Life Purpose. How would you like to be among that group? To YOUR success, dahling! Love, ps. If you're having trouble discerning just what success means to you, read Chapter 5 of An Inner Journey. Then do the exercises.
Just a few more days until these classes begin. There's still spaces left so sign up now before they're gone and there's no more room. Enhance your experience of An Inner Journey. During these workshops you'll join with others who are on the same path as you and enjoy:
The Teleworkshop begins Tuesday, January 23, 2007, from 1pm to 2pm PST. More about what you get during this class, what it's like to take a teleclass, and how to register here. The Workshop begins Saturday, January 27, 2007, from 1pm to 3pm PST. More about what you get during this class and how to register here. Scads of Classes! More opportunities to take some of my most popular classes: Overcoming the Winter Blahs Naturally
As a sufferer of SAD for more than 35 years, I know what works and what doesn't. Don't
allow another winter to knock you down. How
to Read the Tarot: The depth of knowledge you can obtain about situations in your life is unlimited with the use of the Tarot. During these classes you'll build a foundation of knowledge about the Tarot and will be doing practice readings with the other participants to integrate what you learn. Combine the foundational knowledge of the Minor and Major Arcana with your intuition for incredibly powerful readings. Bring your own deck or use one of the demo decks available. |
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