F is for "Feeling Good"

What's so bad about feeling good? 

I used to think Abraham's counsel that "nothing is more important than that you feel good" led to selfishness, solipsism and other icky stuff.

I've come to see that there really IS nothing more important than that you feel good.
Why is that?

For one thing, when you feel good, other people feel good, too.
As the saying goes, "If Mama ain't happy, ain't nobody happy." And if Mama is happy, so are the people around her.  Who would call that selfish?

For another thing, you can only take inspired action when you feel good.

When you feel bad, you'll either do nothing ... or you'll take uninspired action, which usually results in a mess you have to clean up.

When you take inspired action, guess what happens? More abundance. More reasons to feel good. More ways to feel good.

Are you ready to give yourself permission to feel good now - and to feel good about feeling good?

F is for "Foolishness" 
Who decides what's foolish?

The people who swore Mohandas K. Gandhi would never free India from her British overlords ...

Who vowed Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and others like him would never drink from a fountain designated "for whites only" ...

Who told "Feminine Mystique" author Betty Friedan to shut up and get back in the kitchen, where women belong ...

Probably feel pretty foolish now. 

When you call yourself foolish for wanting to make a living doing what you love ... for desiring a better life for yourself and/or others ... are you really being foolish?

Or are you being a visionary? A pioneer? A genius?

How much abundance do you and the world miss out on when you let fears of being thought foolish stop you from doing what you feel called to do?

Are you willing now to place just a tiny bit more trust in your heart's desires than in other people's opinions?

Try this at home for "Fun" 

To create more abundance today

Click here to listen to me walk you through this exercise

Tired of missing out on the playtime you need to feel like there's more to life than checking off stuff on your endless to-do list?

Fret not. Help is here.

Try this out:

Find a private place to sit.
Breathe in and out three times.
Feel your feelings. Whatever they are, just feel them. Notice them without judging them. 

Remember to keep breathing.

When your feelings have fully released, notice how calm you feel. You may also feel more energized.

(That's because it takes enormous effort to suppress your feelings. Now that you've released them, you've freed up acres of energy to enjoy yourself.) 

Ask yourself, "What would my inner child like to do right now?"

Whatever the answer is - do it as soon as possible. You have full authorization to have a good time now.