This week’s Victory Letter has compelled me to honor a man who has come in and out of my life. Always it seemed, when I needed to hear his words most. The man I am talking about is the man who wrote today’s quote, Dr. Wayne Dyer.

1)   Create a plan (in writing if possible) that includes the timing for getting it done.

2)   Quiet and clear the mind to allow you to be fully present.  Presence is mandatory. Thus why too much daydreaming doesn’t allow you to get a whole lot done.

The discussion we have been having this month on the Master Mind Principle of Accurate Thinking would not be complete without discussing the value of having a thinking spot to call your own. 

The kind of spot that takes you from being fully present in your own mind today right into imagining your possibilities for tomorrow. 

As today’s quote implies it indeed has been a series of construction projects along the way.  Some that have brought fabulous results and lots of smiles to my life, and some… well let’s just say needed a complete remodel in just a short period of time.

What are you currently struggling with that if you just allowed yourself to let it go, even briefly, allowing you to see the situation in a whole new light and potentially find a far better route to take? 

Perhaps there is a turn down day that is in your immediate future.  Everything from letting it all go and just finding a day to have fun, to maybe even singing a song out loud.  

This past week was full of many events and experiences for me that are bubbling through my mind as I sit to write this week's message to you. Through all that transpired it brought to light 3 main lessons that encompass entrepreneurship, relationships and the precious commodity of life itself…

As we finish up the master mind principle of Unique Personality this month, this morning I am feeling compelled to share with you some thoughts about the personalities of those around us who help to shape our Unique Personality.

Have you ever been walking along your way and suddenly find a small pebble that has embedded itself into the deep dark crevasse of your shoe? At first you don’t notice it too much, and then after a bit it starts to consume all your thoughts.