- feeling unfulfilled and dissatisfied with your life?

- ready to stop holding yourself back from success?

Is it time to:

- get rid of self-sabotaging thoughts that keep you down?

- say goodbye to blues and take control of your life?

Then following life-changing information is for you!

We're all born with potential for living a fulfilled, happy and enjoyable life. Some of us achieve extraordinary success in business and in life, some of us watch others achieve it, and many wonder why they come up short.

If you’re among those asking where is success for me? then please read on.

The following 10 principles for successful living are full of tips, tools and benefits that will ignite fire within you to help you awaken to fulfillment, happiness and joy in life you've been looking for.

Here are some compelling reasons to stop singing blues:

1. Start thinking and dreaming big

When you think and dream big, you:

· stop singing blues and begin to activate your power to dream big. · can dust off dreams you've had on back burner and bring them into now. · see so many possibilities and want to take action to achieve them now. · look around at people who have achieved their dreams and believe if they can, you can too. · stop worrying about if you can afford it, if you know how to get it, or about any obstacles that stand in your way. · start using your creative genius to figure out how to get what you want. · are full of intention to take opportunities that come along. · surround yourself with like-minded people who are positive and encouraging, who are dream-makers not dream-breakers. The more you associate with supportive people who love and accept you just way you are, more success you'll attract in your life. · recognize that you are who you spend time with.

2. Believe in yourself

When you truly believe in yourself, you:

· become your greatest fan, you'll grow stronger and your life will transform beyond your wildest dreams. · will become a new person. · will be so strong that you'll know, without a doubt, that you can have what you want, that you deserve it, and that you’re worthy of it. You will let go of limiting beliefs and start believing that “whatever your mind can conceive and believe, you can achieve.” · will start using your marvelous ability to reprogram yourself to have beliefs that are congruent with what you want and who you want to be. · will be encouraged to take chances, to push yourself further than you ever thought possible. · gain improved confidence that will lead to better performance at work, a better circle of friends, and better quality of life in all areas. This improved self-confidence will help you deal with all of life’s challenges with a positive outlook.

3. Remove fear roadblocks

When you finally let go of success-stopping fear, you:

When you work to develop your inner strengths, you: · polish your diamond and stop singing blues · will become more confident, optimistic and focused. The more developed your strengths, more likely you are to aspire to higher goals and achieve a life of great satisfaction and joy.

My favorite analogy is one used by Edward Anderson and Donald O. Clifton. In their book, Soar With Your Strengths, they say: “Talents are like diamonds in rough and strengths are diamonds that show brilliance after they have been carefully cut and polished. Just as finished diamonds start as diamonds in rough, strengths start as talents. And just as rough diamonds are naturally found in earth, talents are naturally found within you. But while diamonds are refined with blades and polishing wheels, strengths are produced when talents are refined with knowledge and skills.”

7. Let go of past

The benefits of letting go of past are enormous. Psychological research is finding that being a forgiving person is essential to happiness. Even when someone wrongs you, feeling anger or hatred only causes your life to descend into misery and resentment. You are one who suffers, not person with whom you're angry. Forgiving, on other hand, can lift burden. When Buddha and Jesus and other great spiritual figures taught us to forgive those who sin against us, they weren't just pronouncing holy philosophy, rather, they were giving practical down-to-earth life advice.

There is no question that you will be more satisfied with your life and will be less likely to experience symptoms of psychological distress, such as nervousness, restlessness and sadness if you let go of past traumas and disappointments. Researchers now believe that letting go of grudges may fortify heart and immune system. "When you're stuck in a grudge, you're isolated in your own suffering," says Fred Luskin, Ph.D., author of Forgive for Good and director of Stanford Forgiveness Project. "The long-term damage to cardiovascular system from bitterness and resentment is clearly established."

8. Cultivate an attitude of gratitude

“If only prayer you ever say in your entire life is thank you, it will be enough.” ~ Meiser Echart