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Published: Fri, 11/22/24
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Some of you might be aware that, after my teaching career, I became an artist, sold several works and managed an art gallery for a couple years. I'm…
Published: Thu, 11/21/24
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Quite some time ago, I received a question about money from a Forward Steps subscriber. I decided to post that person's question and my response at…
Published: Wed, 11/20/24
Updated: Wed, 11/20/24
Still wondering why the law of attraction does not work for you? The mystery is solved! This free ebook has 5 missing keys to the law of attraction.
Published: Tue, 11/19/24
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If you’re interested in increasing awareness of mental health in the workplace, at today's link you'll learn why employee mental health is so…
Published: Mon, 11/18/24
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Remember your teens and twenties when anything seemed possible? Possibilities captured your imagination and consumed you until they came to life.
Published: Sun, 11/17/24
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Is ruminating about an unpleasant situation keeping you disempowered from your creation power? Listen to this manifesting amplifier visualization e…
Published: Sat, 11/16/24
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Reframing disempowering thoughts as questions is an e cellent way to instantly change how we feel. The right questions will put you back in the…
Published: Fri, 11/15/24
Updated: Fri, 11/15/24
This might sound controversial to some people, however positive thinking is not enough to bring you wealth. No matter what other self-help e perts out…
Published: Thu, 11/14/24
Updated: Thu, 11/14/24
You've heard of the butterfly effect, right? That if a butterfly flaps its wings at just the right time in just the right place, it can cause a…
Published: Wed, 11/13/24
Updated: Wed, 11/13/24
The My Law poem was written by Tieme Ranapiri and translated from Maori by Kaumātua Kere Graham. Read the full poem here The sun may be clouded, yet…