I don’t mind working hard. In fact, sometimes I even like it. If it’s work I enjoy, that is.
But I always thought that hard work would pay off some day. And so I kept on working hard. In the beginning it was for other people. And then it was for myself, in my own businesses.
But then something changed in my thinking. [click to continue…]
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I’ve been to a MEGA Book Marketing Event and it was awesome. I attended when I was promoting my ghostwriting business. I went to market my services and I landed a few clients. It was a great events for authors and wanna-be authors. After that I wrote my first ebook, soon to be published.
This year there’s going to be a “richest kids in America” panel, along with all the adults, and once again, it’s going to be in my neck of the woods: Orlando.
Here’s the letter from Mark I received today: [click to continue…]
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Ok, so I just celebrated 4 years of marraige with my husband. We’ve been together for 5 years total. And sometimes, like now as I try to write this blog post, he is busy talking to the animals (I call him Dr. Doolittle) and I’m having a hard time concentrating on writing. And then there are other times, I wish I could wave my magic wand and change certain things about him.
Don’t get me wrong. He is a great guy and I love him. But I really enjoy my time alone, so it’s been sort of a challenge to not only share my space with someone, but to be with him 24/7 (we both work at home - together). [click to continue…]
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This is Part 3 (and the last part) of my notes from the prescreening of Mike Dooley’s movie, “Thoughts Become Things”, which has not yet been released.
(Note: Don’t read if you want to experience the movie first without getting this play-by-play detailed account.)
Here’s PART 3 of my notes: [click to continue…]
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This is Part 2 of my notes from the prescreening of Mike Dooley’s movie, “Thoughts Become Things”, which has not yet been released.
(Note: Don’t read if you want to experience the movie first without getting this play-by-play detailed account.)
Here’s PART 2 of my notes: [click to continue…]
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Last night my husband and I and about 150 other people were invited to a private prescreening of Mike Dooley’s new film, Thoughts Become Things (which has not been released yet) at The Center of Spiritual Living in Orlando.
At the end of the movie we were asked to evaluate the film, so I got to give my input. I am definitely going to attend the next screening to see if they followed any of my advice. 
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Annie Jennings PR - Interviewing Joe Vitale about his new product, “The Secret of Attracting Money”
My personal notes from the following teleseminar on March 19, 2009:
Why do people struggle with attracting money?
Because on some unconscious level, they’re not comfortable with money.
They may have issues with love and deserving wealth or more money. Once you take care of that, ANYONE can attract money. [click to continue…]
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Book Review:
“Don’t Gobble the Marshmallow…Ever!”
By Joachim de Posada and Ellen Singer
I recently attended a seminar in Tampa, Florida and had the pleasure of meeting Joachim de Posada, the author of “Don’t Gobble the Marshmallow…Ever!”, a book about the merits of delayed gratification.
I wanted to find the secret behind how this book is helping thousands of young people across the globe avoid over-spending and the ever-increasing trap of credit-card debt. [click to continue…]
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Me with my baby sister and grandmother in NYC
I’ve been a student of the Law of Attraction since I was 17 years old. (I must be about 5 or 6 in this photo with my grandmother who made her transition in 1992.)
Way before the movie The Secret came out, I was reading books about how our thoughts create our realities. The first book that introduced me to such a concept was Sermon on the Mount, by Emmet Fox. [click to continue…]
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