The following article is from "The Universe" via www.tut.com

Some people just put out a long list of things they are going to change or do for the coming year.

If you're aware of the Law of Attraction your resolution looks more like this?

1. Wipe the slate clean.

2. Focus upon what you really want.

3. Chart your course.

Right?

Well... only if you want to risk having to repeat these steps for the same wishes next year! Maybe this is splitting hairs, but here's an adventurous alternative:

1. Give thanks that life is... just as it is (and that it's been... just as it's been). Because of it, you're now "READY."

2. Define what you want in terms of the end result. Don't worry about the how's, or even the course. KNOW that what you want is ALREADY yours in spirit, by divine LAW, just focus on the certainty of this ownership, understand it, claim it, and "it will be on earth, as it is in heaven (spirit)."

3. LET THE UNIVERSE show you the way via your impulses and instincts that appear as you take inspired action. Don't worry that your first steps seem silly or futile. And if you don't know what to do, do anything! Go! Get busy! Do not insist on intermediary successes, only upon the end result.

2011 is going to be your year (it already is),

This is your year! Happy beginning of something GREAT!!!

IGNITE your SOUL! A video to inspire you into 2011! XOXOXO

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ev2duJejO3o

Thoughts become things... choose the good ones! ®

The above article was taken from © www.tut.com ®

WHAT YOU BRING EMOTION TO - YOU "MAGNETIZE" TO YOURSELF

Add some extra "juice" to the process by really envisioning what it will feel like when you have that result. Here are some examples:

Do you want a new job? Imagine how you feel when you walk in the office every morning? See yourself as ....enthused, happy, warm and fuzzy, enriched?

Hey - does this really work? My story:

Trust me, I've done it several times and it works.
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January 3, 2011 
Dangerous Places 

One of the questions I'm repeatedly asked in interviews is, "Aren't you afraid of all the dangerous countries?" It's usually followed by questions like "What's the worst thing that has happened to you?" 

Despite 100 interviews over the past three months on book tour, I'm still not very good at the soundbyte. I have countries that try to deport me upon arrival and countries that write an official government response to my frustration at their bureaucracy. In a decade full of active traveling, I've also had a few more serious problems as well. 

But the list of truly dangerous places in the world is quite short -- maybe 5-10 countries. Meanwhile, there are 180+ other countries that are not dangerous at all, at least no more than the country I live in. 

That's why I think it just becomes a choice of what to focus on. Why focus on the negatives, which are often exaggerated, in lieu of the positives? 

Well, there are actually two reasons. Firstly, we tend to focus on the sensational and the dangerous, rare as it might be. A few sensational anecdotes outweigh hundreds of "I went to this place and it was about what I expected." And secondly, choosing to focus on the negatives gives everyone else an excuse not to pursue a big dream. "Look what happened to him... better to stick to the world I already know." 

Remember, if you're looking for an excuse not to do something, you won't have to look far. Playing it safe is rarely a choice that is mocked -- everyone understands. Everyone gets it. 

So when people ask about dangerous places, I always try to shift the conversation and say, well, sure, in more than ten years of travel to 151 countries, there have been some low points. That's how adventure works. But more importantly, good things come from adventure far more often than bad things. 

As mentioned here, there are plenty of people who will feed into your fears and worries by talking about danger and why you should stay in your perceived safety net. Over here, you get the opposite message: TAKE THE LEAP!

Need more encouragement?
To where are you leaping?

Shown here: Kim Nagy

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