It’s funny how sensitive this space between our ears can be. Mind. Mood. Mental Attitude. Thought Vibration. Whatever you want to call it. It’s a subtle yet highly powerful intangible that changes…
Author: Chris
Day 379: Staying Cool, Calm, and Collected About Mr. Market
In my four and a half years of investing, I have been paying close attention to my psychology as we go through the changes in the market. Last fall and winter, the…
Day 378: Non-Resistant Thought (Original Rhyme)
Today’s rhyme is in honor of a concept I heard about when my wife and I went to see Abraham-Hicks a few months ago: “Non-Resistant Thought” I think it’s about time I…
Day 377: Back in the Flow
If there is one thing that I am learning, it is that the human mind is a funny thing: sometimes oscillating between empowerment and confusion, clarity and resignation, where thoughts of joy…
Day 376: My Continuous Positivity Feed
I find that I continually want to feed my head with positive thoughts. If I’m just taking some “downtime” for myself and don’t have a book, a movie or show to watch,…
Day 375: Taking on My Financial Education
When I got out of college, I was very well-educated by many standards. Not only was I well-trained in the two pillars of the Liberal Arts–reading and writing!–I also had a thorough…
Day 374: Steering Away from A Negativity Iceberg
I’m feeling the slightest bit self-conscious about writing “yet another” introspective post about my thoughts. Yet I remind myself, “That’s all you ever write about!” And so, what the hey, here goes…
Day 373: Day 700, Anybody?
So here I am starting the second week of the second year of this Daily Blog Project. It feels a little weird calling it the “365 Day Blogging Project” because obviously it…
Day 372: You have nothing to do with it.
During some recent journaling (this afternoon, to be exact), I have been reminded of the importance of taking charge of what I create in my life, my thoughts, and my reaction… especially…
Day 371: Introducing, Your Inner Being…
As I have reported over and over (and over), I’m a big fan of Abraham Hicks. I’m also a fan in general of the idea of “channeled” insight or information, which goes…