Forgive and Forget

Written by Jerry Lopper


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This definition of forgiveness-to give up resentment-gives meaning to "turnrepparttar other cheek." It’s not a passive acceptance of more wrongdoing, it’s a turning away fromrepparttar 130094 event altogether. When we give up our resentment and anger, we withdraw energy fromrepparttar 130095 event-without energy, every human act shrivels and dies. That’srepparttar 130096 meaning ofrepparttar 130097 phrase, "what you resist, persists."

When we forgive a perceived wrongdoing by giving up resentment and anger, we withdraw our energy fromrepparttar 130098 past event and preclude a continuing sequence of revenge, retribution, payback, and reprisal-we literally starverepparttar 130099 process before it escalates.

Forgiveness is more than a magnanimous act of charity. Forgiveness is a gift to ourselves-a gift of peace, calm, and serenity. Forgive and forget allows us to move on to activities with positive potential-activities withrepparttar 130100 possibility of joy.

About the author

Copywrite 2004, all rights reserved. Jerry Lopper is an author, personal coach, and consultant. His workshops, ebooks, articles, and coaching are available through http://www.YourCoachtoSuccess.com where you can sign up for complimentary articles and coaching. His latest ebook is featured at http://jumpforjoy.yourcoachtosuccess.com.


Knowledge Is NOT Power

Written by Catherine Franz


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Okay, you hesitated. Couldn't findrepparttar post it notes, huh. Okay, use a full sheet of paper, I won't tell. Write down two goals. Yes, you read right, TWO. They could be something you've been putting off, or two that have been rumbling around in your mindrepparttar 130092 past few days. Right now, this instant, write. Do it before another distraction occurs. If it’s clear for you in your mind, hold that vision, but write downrepparttar 130093 goal. I don't care if you can't spell it or ifrepparttar 130094 grammar isn't right. You know what it is. Leaverepparttar 130095 details out, howrepparttar 130096 vision, and staplerepparttar 130097 goal to that vision and bring them together with a finger snap.

Good job! I'm proud of you. Took some extra coaching. But I know you at least have their focus. Promise, you will not move your mind away until you've made two decisions.

Okay, done that. Now write two steps for each decision that you can do today. Now, go ahead, think what can you do right now to start. I know, I know, you're saying, "Catherine, dah, I've already started I wrote two decisions down." You're right. You have already started. Two pats onrepparttar 130098 back. Nowrepparttar 130099 next step is going to be just as easy. What is it? Remember; take it fromrepparttar 130100 knowledge you already have.

Is it lose weight and pick uprepparttar 130101 phone and call a few ofrepparttar 130102 gyms to find out more? What about a walk or parking inrepparttar 130103 furthest part ofrepparttar 130104 parking lot when you return from lunch? What about not munching on those potato chips while you're reading this?

Do you want to write a book and have been "waiting" forrepparttar 130105 table of contents to magically appear? Pick uprepparttar 130106 pen and start whereverrepparttar 130107 mind is at. Most books are never written from page 1. Take that action.

When you complete that action, figure outrepparttar 130108 next or startrepparttar 130109 next. Trust what’s already inside of you. It’s there. You just haven't used this process frequently enough. Go ahead. Start. The water’s fine. You know that.

You will find that once you start taking that first step,repparttar 130110 universe will begin to send all that you need. Mix that with what you already have, and then reach forrepparttar 130111 knowledge. Not before. This isrepparttar 130112 same story with writing a nonfiction book. Stop researching first and write first. Get all your knowledge out, and then reach.

Set a quick, simple goal, then take action, and seerepparttar 130113 momentum. Don't reverse it. Okay, I can see you are well on your way today. Now print this article out and reread it tomorrow andrepparttar 130114 next. Let it move you with inspiration and desire for your dreams to come true.

You deserve that!

Copyright 2003-2004, Catherine Franz.



**** About The Author ****

Catherine Franz is a Marketing & Writing Coach, niches, product development, Internet marketing, nonfiction writing and training. Articles: http://www.abundancecenter.com blog: http://abundance.blogs.com




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