Abraham teaches us the futility of looking to others to “shore up our vibration,” as they say, or in other words, to prop us up so we always feel good. When we…
Category: Personal Growth
Day 326: Chronos Says, “Vive La Difference!”
Personally, I can’t say enough about the virtues of being consistent, especially the “slow-and-steady” variety of consistency, which I blog about it so much. In another recent example of this, for the…
Day 323: Onto the “Too Hard” Pile!
Warren Buffett talks about having a “too hard” pile. If an investment doesn’t make sense to him, if it seems too hard, he won’t act on it. Similarly, Abraham says that if…
Day 322: Learning to Make Myself Right
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about resistance. By that, I mean resistant thought I have sometimes experienced, and still do to some degree on some subjects. Today I was listening to…
Day 321: Let’s Keep Playing Ball
In the brilliant 1989 film “The Field of Dreams,” Kevin Costner’s character Ray Kinsella builds a baseball field in the middle of a farm in Iowa. In the process, he perplexes his…
Day 320: Trust Your Instincts
You must trust your instincts. You must allow yourself to go for what you think. There’s a great Abraham quote: “Every warning is bad advice. And every encouragement is good advice.” The…
Day 319: Every Negative Mood is Based on a Misunderstanding
This blog presents me with a daily opportunity to hone my thinking towards the positive. After all, when I write posts, I generally want to write something I will be proud of…
Day 317: You Can’t Go Wrong Following Inspiration
I just realized something. Every single time I have had a strong inspiration to act, an inner green light, a Hell Yes, things have generally gone well. Some of the inspired actions…
Day 313: You Can’t Have It Both Ways
Have you ever had a good friend who had a topic that when they talk about it, you know things are going to go off the rails? They bring it up, you…
Day 308: Satisfied and Worthy, Doing Something Right
Again and again, writing this blog reminds me how happiness is an inside job. Case in point: I just finished reading Ron Chernow’s “The House of Morgan,” an eight-hundred page book that…