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Thrive – Don’t Just Survive!

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Thrive – Don’t Just Survive

A business man once wrote “These days people are constantly complaining about food shortages, housing shortages, and a shortage of money due to rising prices. In my business, we’ve had to deal with shortages for a long time. But through my prosperity study we’ve succeeded anyway. I plan to thrive – not just survive!”

Use this technique to help you thrive. Begin your day by mentally going over the planned events for that day, visualizing them as pleasant, harmonious and successful. You will begin to experience prosperity, pleasantness and peace. Usually if you mentally plan, visualize and expect a successful day in the early morning hours, there will be little to undo mentally at the day’s end.

No matter how many laws you know about, if you’re not able to live and work harmoniously with others, all else seems of little value. Your financial success is due  to only 15% of your technical ability, and 85% to your ability to get along with people.

Terrie



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Thrive – Don't Just Survive!

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Thrive – Don’t Just Survive

A business man once wrote “These days people are constantly complaining about food shortages, housing shortages, and a shortage of money due to rising prices. In my business, we’ve had to deal with shortages for a long time. But through my prosperity study we’ve succeeded anyway. I plan to thrive – not just survive!”

Use this technique to help you thrive. Begin your day by mentally going over the planned events for that day, visualizing them as pleasant, harmonious and successful. You will begin to experience prosperity, pleasantness and peace. Usually if you mentally plan, visualize and expect a successful day in the early morning hours, there will be little to undo mentally at the day’s end.

No matter how many laws you know about, if you’re not able to live and work harmoniously with others, all else seems of little value. Your financial success is due  to only 15% of your technical ability, and 85% to your ability to get along with people.

Terrie



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Do You Love Yourself?

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Have you claimed your copy of “The Art of Making Things Happen” yet?

Maybe this will give you a bit of incentive. Does this hit home by any chance?

I keep hearing people say, “If you want love in your life, you have to love yourself. I thought I did But if so, why do I feel like there is still something missing for me?”

Because we’ve never been taught what “loving yourself” really means. As children we frequently hear words like, “God won’t love you if you’re naughty?, Your mother doesn’t really love you, her favorite is your big sister who helps with the dishes. Or, “the baby is the apple of your dad’s eye” and so we attach love to working hard for someone else, having a God that is hard to please, Or, a mother who is struggling to keep up with doing for others.

Change your thinking, change your words, change your ideas.

Write this affirmation on cards. Put one by your bed, one in your car, one in your briefcase.

“I am so loved, I am so loving, I am so lovable….everybody tells me so”

When you wake up in the morning, read the affirmation and start a sing-song chant to the tune of The farmer’s in the dell. Everybody knows that song. Don’t be concerned about carrying a tune….. change the tune if you like. Don’t be concerned about the words fitting. It doesn’t matter.

You are creating and claiming:

1) Income of love

2) Outgo of loving and

3) Recognition of being lovable.

That is what matters.

Give this a chance. sing this when getting out of bed, when going to work, when coming home from work and as you go to bed at night. 4 times a day for 2-5 minutes each time.

Within a week’s time you will begin to hear others tell you the words you are singing. It does the soul good to recognize how strong your words are when you just claim the things you want.

Why not leave a comment about how you felt the first time someone told you how loveable you are.

And while you’re at it, hop on over to “The Art of Making Things Happen” and claim your copy of this extensive home study course enabling you to create the life you want.

You can get yourself on our priority mailing list by entering your name and primary e-mail address. Just for doing that you’ll receive a free audio answering questions asked by people just like you!

Oh, and if you’re one of the first 50 to purchase “The Art of Making Things Happen” you’ll have exclusive access to a question and answer teleseminar held in mid-July. You’ll be able to submit your questions and/or ask them online during the teleseminar. Having direct access to Dr. Kunath is a rare opportunity. Do you want to miss your opportunity to have your questions asked?

Terrie

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The Power of Secrecy, Release & Focused Giving

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The Power of Secrecy, Release and Focused-Giving

Your giving is sacred and therefore should be kept secret. It is wise to give quietly with no strings attached, regardless of the amounts involved, not referring to them again. If large tithes are involved, it is sometimes necessary to emotionally release them and continue to do so until one has a sense of freedom from them. There should be no sense of possessiveness about the tithes one shares, regardless of their size, since all we receive comes from God and is not ours to permanently own. In tithe-giving, we are only returning to God a portion of all He has already given us. So, if you resent your giving, then the practice of release is in order.

It is wiser to give the tenth systematically and freely than to give much larger amounts spasmodically. Tithing is not a “get-rich-quick” scheme by which you can force your good. Instead, the act of tithing is a process of growth by which one evolves into larger giving (and therefore larger receiving). Remember that God is your business partner. You don’t pay your partner sporadically do you?

to give and then make demands on the recipient of your gifts is like a bribe, not a tithe. The conscientious tither does not give for “show” or “publicity”. the recipient of your tithe should also be equally quiet about the gifts. Otherwise it is easy to dissipate and “talk away one’s good”. There is prospering power in both secrecy and then in release.

                                             

 

One of the “sins” of many tithers is that they tend to scatter their tithes, giving to many causes. Scatter tithes tend to bring scattered ineffectual results, both for the giver and the recipient. Scattered giving to many causes does little to help any of them. Your generous concentrated tithes can be “manna from heaven” assuring financial stability to a single cause. Never be afraid of giving big tithes to one or two causes, if you wish to reap big results in your own life. You should never be afraid to give too much either. That is a limiting thought for everyone involved. One businessman said “I became a millionaire after I first heard about tithing 15 years ago. Later, when I decided I was giving too much, I stopped tithing. Soon, I went broke. I learned an expensive lesson, so I am again tithing my way to wealth.

Terrie

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Be One Of The First 50 People….

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As you undoubtedly know by now, “The Art of Making Things Happen” is now available for you to purchase.

This study guide/home study course is phenomenal. You’ll uncover those beliefs that are blocking you and keeping you from succeeding…AND you’ll discover how to fix this.

Here’s a little discussion on Inspiration….

How would you like to have a bunch of new inspirations every day? Do you remember to ask? We say things like “If I could just get a good inspiration for developing a multimillion dollar idea, I’d be fixed for life.”

That is not asking. When we put “if” into an affirmation we can be sure that if we do have some inspiration, it won’t be worth a multimillion dollars.

Do it this way:

“Every day I receive valuable inspiration and ideas that are easy and comfortable for me to do.” You just could wake up the next day with another “pet rock” idea. One that is simple to do, is filled with feelings of success, and you already know someone who would be interested in manufacturing this idea and who knows someone who owns a factory that would be willing to produce them for a percentage of the profit, (after all, he is doing all the work, you just had the idea). So you just sit and accept checks in large sums. Since your idea made you all wealthy, your job is to produce more ideas.

Ah Ha!! You’re an idea person. And you can get those all day. So get with it. Show me your new inspiration.

This is just one tiny part of the techniques revealed in “The Art of Making Things Happen”. Aren’t you intrigued? I know I would be.

If you’re one of the first 50 people to claim your copy of this home study course, you’ll have an opportunity to ask Dr. Kunath and I questions on a question and answer teleseminar to be held in mid July (after you’ve had a chance to absorb the first part. That is a very special deal – rarely does anyone get that opportunity.

And when you enter your name and e-mail address you’ll receive an mp3 audio file with answers to common questions asked by our members.

Check it out won’t you?

Terrie