Interview with Jamie Smart on Developing The Inner Self + MORE

Optimism can help you to get rid of enemies and unpleasant people and to fill your world with loving people.
Scandals, fights, heated discussions – all this is an integral part of most people’s lives. At work, we are dissatisfied with the boss and constantly criticize him, arguing with spouse at home, pointing children how to behave, what to do, etc…

Today I have the great pleasure of being the host on Day 1 of the Virtual Blog Tour of author Jamie Smart whose book Clarity: Clear Mind, Better Performance, Bigger Results is celebrating its big Amazon launch March 12th through March 31st, 2013 at http://ClarityBook.biz.JAMIE SMART is an internationally renowned writer, speaker, coach, trainer and consultant…

“The mystery of human existence lies not in just staying alive, but in finding something to live for.” ~Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Note : This is a guest post by Robert D. Smith.
We are all created for a purpose that we exist to fulfill.
The problem is that most people either . . .
A. don’t know what their purpose is
B…

Happiness, health, prosperity, peace, a better world for our children – we all want the same things in life. The key to gain these is within us, for ourselves and for the world at large – the key is focusing on good. By choosing to do good, you can find your place in life.

It’s an inside job
My motto “Think good, speak good, and do good” is a life changing axiom that can lead you on your personal journey, filled with opportunities to connect to yourself and activate your own goodness…

By Annette Colby –
Are you moving forward on your efforts to achieve your goals and dreams? If so, along the way you will certainly experience many victories. Yet, most likely, there will also be challenges and failures. To stay on track until your goal is achieved, you will need loads of support from within…

 
 
Fear is about loss. 
Fear is about the loss of familiar things. 
We fear losing the jobs we don’t like and the people we don’t love. This is what keeps us stuck in insanity. 
We fear losing the comfort of a habit that gets in our way. This is why we continue to numb ourselves…

I lost an expensive watch when I was 22 years old, a special gift given to me to on my 18th Birthday.I say “lost”, but really it was ripped from my wrist when, purely on impulse, me and a friend decided to launch ourselves off the top of a hill and tumble all the way down to the bottom.It required no thought; we just took a breath and literally launched ourselves into the air, rolling head over tail until we landed in a heap at the foot of the hill…