Those of you who have read The Secret by Rhonda Byrne will know that the secret is the law of attraction.  Your mind is like a magnet, attracting the things your thoughts dwell on.  Say you wake up in the morning and you would like to wear a red dress, and you realise you do not have red shoes, and you choose something else to wear, but you have the idea of red shoes on your mind.  What happens during the day?  You notice pairs of red shoes everywhere.   The same happens when you are thinking of buying a car, and have a certain model in mind.  You see this model everywhere, and start wondering how come you hadn't noticed so many of them before.

In 'TNT: The Power Within You'   Claude Bristol says 'the universal language is feeling . . . this creative power operates like a magnet. Give it a strong, clear picture of what you want and this creative power starts to work magnetizing conditions about you - attracting to you the things, resources, opportunities, circumstances and even the people you need,  to help bring to pass in your outer life what you have pictured . . . what you picture in your mind, if you picture it clearly and confidently and persistently enough, will eventually come to pass in your life . . . there is a universal law in the mental realm, 'like attracts like'.  Read more...

Many people argue that work is life and life is work, and so there is no question of balance.

Increasingly though, employee health and wellbeing is a central issue for many workplaces and organizations, with positive approaches to work-life balance emerging in many contexts. The term "work-life balance" was coined to address what was seen as unhealthy life choices that many people were making, choosing to neglect other important areas of their lives such as family, friends, and hobbies in favor of work-related chores and goals.

What is work, what is 'life' and what is work-life balance?

There are a number of perceptions of work-life balance. For some it's a juggling act, calling for some special talent to 'keep the balls in the air'.  In other cases, it is seen as a race against the clock; running to finish or do things within a limited period without falling over. Still, others see it as a see saw.  Time is on one hand, family and other things on the other, and you are the pivot point, literally trying to keep the balance. You need to define what it means for you. Read more...

DESIGN THE LIFE OF YOUR DREAMS!

Do you have an idea you would like to turn into action?
Come to our Idea to Action workshop on Saturday Nov 6 at Luther Plaza Nyerere road.

You will learn how to:

• Take charge of your own imagination
• Give purpose to your ideas
• Vision your idea into reality