“You don’t have to get it right, you just have to get it going.”

Mike Litman

Refining metals such as Gold requires continuous cycles of repeated
pressure and heat that filters away impurities and allows the metals
to shine with clarity. In our lives, it is often our “mistakes” and
more difficult lessons that refine us. These strenuous processes draw
out our finest qualities, the strengths and wisdom that make us shine.

Too often we focus on perceived impurties, rather than keeping our
sight focused on the goal of growth. When we focus on all that we see
as “wrong” we take energy away that can be devoted to building on our
strengths. It is this personal refinement process that allows us to
reach our full potential. We can learn and be built up by our
mistakes and trials, or we can crumble under the pressure.

Exercise:

Look deeply into the experiences of your life that have helped you
the most. What was the experience? How did you handle it? What did
you learn from it afterwords? How has this experience effected you:
was it used as a learning growing experience? Was it pushed aside or
dealt with through judgment or harshness? Was this experience used
to build you up or did it tear you down? How can you use these
experiences to further refine your character?

Prosperity is a state of being not a state of having. One does not
attain prosperity, rather it is a choice. There are plenty of
materially wealthy people in the midst of spiritual poverty.

The next time you start to focus on all the things others have that
you can’t afford, or can’t otherwise acquire, remember that you can
still choose prosperity by focusing on all the richness of your life
as it is. The essential ingredients of a full and meaningful life
are the things that can not be taken from you.

Focus on your blessings and prosperity will make itself known in your
life in all its various forms.

Exercise:

Focus on all the prosperity in your life. Share your prosperity with
others who need your encouragement. Know that the wealth you put out
will come back to you ten fold. Make a list of all the essentials of
life that can not be lost and show gratitude.

Power:

Power is a force that is often misperceived. Our true power lies
within us at our source, and is not dependent on argument, or
subjecting ones will onto another. True power comes from a place of
peace and gentleness. All of us have power beyond measure; it is what
we choose to do with it that determines its value.

True power is non-imposing; it does not make demands, or instill
fear. True power comes from a peaceful place, deep within the soul.
The truly powerful spend their lives seeking their source,
learning to embrace this spiritual energy with humility and respect.
True power is not boisterous; those in possession of it often don’t
realize they are using it. On the other hand, those who
seek power by the wrong methods are often led into chaos. Many times
they drag others around them down with them. When we do
the right thing as opposed to the easiest or most self-serving thing,
we become the living examples of true power, the only genuine power
that exists.

Exercise:

Use your personal power as the gift that it is, and
do something today that benefits the greater good. This doesn’t have
to be a huge momentous event, remember power is subtle not
overbearing. Spend time in prayer, or plant a tree, or help your
neighbor. Reflect on the greatness harnessed in the seemingly
simplest of activities and reflect on what this means to you…

You have a choice so, make it a better than terrific day!

Terry

Here are some great affirmations that I have found to be helpful.

I now draw to myself the highest and best people. I am a people magnet and leaders are attracted to me.

I imagine Health, Wealth and Happiness for others, as well as for myself.

Everything and everybody prospers me now and I prosper everything and everybody now. I give thanks that every day is a new beginning and I am growing richer.

People are attracted to me because like me, they want to have a positive impact on people and help people create better lives for themselves and others.

Lavish abundance is mine everyday in every way in my life. I give thanks for the $$$$$(where you want it to be)/month income that I now earn.

I stay focused on my goals. I am excellent at time management. I am always punctual for all appointments. I am well organized. I concentrate easily on my highest pay off tasks. I use my time wisely.

I am great at teaching associates how to be successful. I lead by example! And I constantly edify those around me. I write notes to others daily!

My actions are in check with my priorities in life! I set weekly and monthly goals! I review my actions and develop new empowering plans for success.

I Give Thanks for the Immediate, Complete Divine Fulfillment of These Desires.