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October 12, 2016  by  Jack Canfield   0 Comments (This article is lifted from Jack Canfield's blog. Used with implied permission.) I want to talk to you about something that has been absolutely essential on my path to success… That something is meditation. Learning how to meditate can help you to achieve success faster because when your mind is clear and focused, and your body is relaxed and calm, you can access information, both internal and external, that can help you make better decisions. The more you meditate, the more access you have to your intuition. Keep reading and I’ll show you how to meditate with a simple meditation exercise that I enjoy using. Three of the sources of my greatest successes came to me while I was meditating – the title for  Chicken Soup for the Soul , which has become a brand worth several hundred million dollars, and the inspiration for the creation of the Transformational Leadership Council and for our Online  Train the Trainer Progr

Daily Disciplines for Effortless Success by   JACK CANFIELD This article is lifted from jackcanfield.com. Permission to use this article is expressed at the original site of this article. June 9, 2016  by  Jack Canfield   12 Comments “Jack, what daily practices have played the biggest role in helping you achieve your level of success?” This is one of the most frequently asked questions I get from almost everyone I meet – from my students, to top CEOs, to the great Oprah Winfrey, who asked me this very question before I appeared on her show. I find that the most powerful actions I take every day are those that help me shift my attitude, cultivate a success mindset, and keep my most ambitious goals and dreams top of mind so I stay on target and achieve them faster. Here are the six daily practices I use to stay inspired, keep my energy and confidence high, and accomplish more with greater joy and ease. Add them to your daily routine and I guarantee you will experience

Awareness of a problem is halfway to its solution. Not so with new year's resolution. Every year, people are told to list things they want to do (or get rid of). Commonly listed are: 1. Dieting. Eat much during Christmas and New Year's eve and start dieting first day of the year. Better said (or listed) than done. 2. Save money. Splurge on the holiday buys and start saving the the new year unfolds. In most cases, the one concerned is insolvent at the start of the year, having spent the last centavo for the two consecutive celebrations. 3. Changing one's bad habits. Doing it is as hard as a camel enters the eye of a needle. So what's new and what is there to start with? They say the procrastination is "putting off for tomorrow what one can do today." Yeah, the so-called manana habit. "Bukas na lang ako mag-diet."Bukas na lang ako mag-save."Bukas na lang kita mamahalin (uhrrmmmm)." Procrastination happens when there are a lot of

Spend here. Spend there. Spend everywhere, there is no stopping to the continuous expenses that you face every single day. Your muscles cramp from the repetitive motion of pulling out your wallet and handing out all those precious hard earned money, and the worst part is, you have no choice. It’s a way of life, but that doesn’t mean you have to stick with the flow! Here are some simple yet effective ways on how to keep your financial stability without having to stress about the bills all the time. The first important thing that you should do is to decide on your financial goals. Plan out on where you intend to spend your money on, it can be for anything, be it a new house or a new pair of sneakers, every penny counts. Speaking of details, it is also important to keep track of your expenditures, budget them! If you don’t have a clear blueprint yet of the goods and services you spend your money on, a good way to start is by tracking your expenses for a two to three week period, and

The book,"The Richest Man in Babylon"written by George Clason was written with ancient Babylon as it's setting. It tells of a man named Arkad, who was regarded as the richest man in Babylon. I found  this book so outstanding in simplifying issues related to the most sought-after, but often misunderstood subject-money. Like any man seeking perfection amidst his imperfections, Arkad learned how to grow wealth through many life lessons, sometimes painful ones that later on made him a wise warden of the treasures of that ancient kingdom . Arkad offers "seven cures  for a lean purse (or wallet, in the modern sense.)  The following were Arkad's seven cures: The First Cure - Start Thy Purse to Fattening A fat purse is simply, a full purse. Arkad simply emphasized that we must save a portion of what we earn so our purse, or wallet, can fatten.  He illustrated that one must save one tenths of what we earn, or simply put one egg out of ten eggs must be s