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July 2, 2016

Five Adventures Out of Your Comfort Zone

Comfort is a tricky feeling. You probably don’t agree with me. When you think of comfort, maybe you see a big fluffy bed or a squashy sofa and your favourite movie or a bowl of warm mashed potatoes. These are wonderful things to experience you might argue. Yes… Maybe. Did […]

June 16, 2016

No More Waiting!

Waiting is the most pointless thing on earth. There are lots of distasteful activities that at least seem useful—taking out the garbage, making your bed, eating brussel sprouts—but waiting…. Tell me one thing that it gets you. You can’t, right? Well I thought of one thing, but that’s it. The […]

June 11, 2016

Abraham On Doubt

Abraham On Doubt The worst is when you ask a question and the other person doesn’t answer properly. You ask them which they like more orange juice or apple juice and they answer coffee. Well, that’s kind of what Abraham did when asked about how to get rid of doubt. […]

June 10, 2016

Meditation and the Law of Attraction

If you know a little about meditation, right now you are picturing a monk-type person sitting under a tree, legs crossed, eyes closed, fingers in an interesting position. That’s certainly one way of doing it. People have been meditating for thousands and thousands of years so lots of rituals have […]

June 10, 2016

Wouldn’t It Be Nice If?

It’s so much fun to be excited about possibilities. Your mom mentions that you guys might go on a bike ride next weekend. It’s not for sure, but it’s enough to spark your imagination. You can feel the sun on your back, smell the wildflowers, see the endless expanse of […]

June 1, 2016

The 17-Second Rule

This rule has nothing to do with how long you can wait before eating something that has fallen on the floor. But it is a good way to think about the importance of the 17-seconds mark when it comes to the law of attraction. Let’s rewind a bit before we […]

May 31, 2016

Pray Rain Journaling

Once upon a time in New Mexico, there was a drought. Most people would feel hopeless in such a situation, but not the hero of this story, a Native American man called David. What did he do? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Given his heritage, you might guess that David did a rain […]

May 27, 2016

The Two Types of Bad Feelings

o we talked about Ooby Gooby Feelings—the sticky, slimy feelings you wish didn’t exist—and we talked about how they are actually helpful. Their job is sounding the alarm for you to change what you are thinking about. Great, perfect. Except how do you do that? We will get to strategies, […]

May 27, 2016

Three Tips for Your Vision Board

What does your perfect life look like? Can you put it into words, colors, pictures, textures? If so, you’re already halfway to having a real life vision board. What is a vision board anyway? It’s a visualisation tool. You can have all kinds of things on it like magazine clippings, […]

May 19, 2016

Importance of a Gratitude Journal

It is important we help our kids to cultivate an ‘attitude of gratitude’ – this is the path to find happiness and success in life – and to grow up into more compassionate and grateful adults. [...]