MY RESOLUTIONS

"The discipline of writing something down is the
first step toward making it happen."

~ Lee Iacocca

The practice of writing down your goals, dreams,
intentions and affirmations can benefit you greatly
as you use the Law of Attraction to create an abundant
life.

One of the reasons why writing them down works
so well is because your thoughts move at such a fast
pace that it's hard to concentrate on any one thing
for more than a few seconds before your mind is zipping
off to the next thought. When you write something
down, you must focus on it for a little bit longer
which helps you tune into the essence of it, so to
speak.

To harness this power, try writing down all of the
details of the things you want to create in your life.
Spend a few minutes on it each day. You can write out
your affirmations, keep a gratitude journal, or simply
detail your goals and dreams.

As Mr. Iacocca suggests,
discipline is necessary. You can't do the exercise just
once and expect results from it. Instead, work on it
regularly and notice how your dreams eventually seem
much clearer and stronger.

Affirmation:

Writing my thoughts down gives them power.

Merry Xmas and A Prosperous New Year 2010

MEMORIES ARE MADE OF

I have spent many days meditating on my life on earth. I keep on asking myself what I long to see done in this world. Though this query is ambiguous, as once said by Abraham Lincoln, "Before you ask what the world can do for you, ask yourself what you can do for the world," I still ask myself the same question. What do I want to see before I expire? Some years to come I will be chasing investments upon investments, but this not withstanding, there is a reason why I was created by God. Many of us forget that we are here for a reason. I don't want to forget why I was born. They say If you want to predict your future, study your past and present. History has a way of repeating itself. Study your past successes and your present accomplishment and for sure you will not evade to understand why you born.
Be blessed