Live Your Abundant Life

The photo shows a fast race between dogs and a cheetah, the goal was to see who was the fastest. Everyone was surprised that the cheetah did not budge from its place. We asked the race coordinator, “What happened?”  After seeing this picture, he replied:  “Sometimes trying to prove that you are the best is an insult.” We do not need to go down to the level of others, to show our strength. Think carefully and save your energy for what you deserve. The cheetah uses its speed only to hunt, not to prove to the dogs that it is the fastest and strongest. Don't waste your time proving your worth.  Your time and your self worth is more important than the image of you they hold. If they can't see it, don't bother trying to make them.

Every day we all make choices, big and small, and they change all the time. But surrounding these daily choices are decisions we’ve made about our lifestyle that play the major role in our well-being, and especially our health. The reason that lifestyle recommendations are doled out bit of information at a time We assume no one has found the best lifestyle as a whole. Statistics about American lifestyle rise and fall, but statistics fail to reveal that modern secular society has some dominant trends that work against true, lasting well-being. These trends include: Increasing stress Fast pace of living Distractions including the Internet, social media and games Increasing rates of aging and dementia Rampant consumerism and the debt it brings Decades of stagnant wages for the middle class Collapse of major safety nets like pension funds, and the threat of losing one’s social security. Rates of obesity, packaged foods with toxins allowed, high sugar fructose corn syrup, fat /hydrogenated ...

I am grateful that it only took 25 years to wake up and see the opportunity I took to jump on board and build my business in Personal Development, Leadership Education and Wealth Creation.  I’m all about sharing my experience and assisting others so they can get started like I did and possibly sooner. It’s really up to the individual and their willingness to take the leap out of their comfort zone.  When I first heard of this opportunity I think I was in my early 20s. I saw an ad if high energy successful entrepreneurs and I was immediately drawn to it and wanted to get started. Because of my level of growth , I came up with all the usual excuses why It couldn’t possibly be for me.  Excuses like, I can’t afford to get started, I can’t afford to travel, my partner will think I’m nuts and not support me, I’m not sure if I’m smart enough, I haven’t had enough experience. Not a single excuse truly valid and if I would have gotten out of my own way, I can only imagine how incr...