Sam battled cancer hard. He once gave a news conference day after a round of chemotherapy before Super Bowl. As he balanced himself on podium, he said, "You have your good days and your bad days. I am just glad I am having days, you know?"

**From someone who witnessed Sam Mills' courage**

"I met Mr. Mills as we were both receiving chemotherapy last year at CHOA. I specifically remember him speaking to a young man who was also receiving chemo and was so impressed with his attitude toward young man. I had no idea he wasn't doing well. He was an extremely kind person and meeting him under horrific circumstances is definitely 'bitter-sweet.' " Cindy Helder

Although his football nickname was "Field Mouse", Sam was a giant at heart. Everyone was someone to Sam Mills.

**From a friend of Sam Mills**

"Sam, you always called me by name. You told me I wasn't just a fan but a friend that meant so much. Thanks for friendship, smiles, encouragement. Because of you I will "Keep Pounding". We miss you." Flight Attendant/Golf caddy Jacque' kendall

Personally, I came to know Sam Mills when I watched him, at least twice a year, play against my beloved San Francisco 49ers.

Even though he was on 'other team', I marveled at his leadership and courage on field. I admit---I secretly wished "we" had him on "our" team.

Rest in Peace #51

--- Keep Pounding Fund, c/o Carolinas HealthCare Foundation, P.O. Box 32861, Charlotte, NC 28232.

On-line gifts can be made through Web site at: http://www.givechf.org.

----------------------------------------------------- Ronnie Kimball is a co-publisher of REACH HIGHER, The Good NewsLetter. To get the Good NewsLetter and hear samples of Ronnie's CD, REACH HIGHER, go to: http://www.reachhigher.com

By understanding this, we get a much clearer picture of what we must do to solve problem.

Here’s a summary of three steps, which are covered in greater detail in interview and ebook “Power Pause.”

1) Break your focus on problem—Oftentimes, we are so caught up in emotions of problem that we overlook simple solutions. Disconnecting from problem also allows most powerful part of our mind, subconscious, to begin a massive search for answers. We need to let our conscious mind get out of way. Many of geniuses in past made great discoveries when they took a break from problem, some even by taking naps.

2) Imagine how you would feel if desired outcome really happened—By projecting yourself into future and actually feeling emotions of success, you point your brain into focusing on solution and not problem. It has been said that what your mind attends to … it eventually achieves—so if you constantly dwell on your problems, you’ll get really good at getting more problems.

3) Say thank you and let problem go—Your act of gratitude signals a conclusion and release. You’ve let go of problem and all worries along with it. When you no longer struggle with problem, things you want seem to come to you effortlessly. You’ll see answers you’ve never seen before. Things will fall into place.

I urge you to listen to John Harricharan’s interview and get his complete Power Pause ebook.

John’s book is entertaining and thought-provoking, presented in story form telling story of his mysterious mentor who revealed secret 3-step formula to him.

Use these three simple steps today to immediately begin to improve your health, wealth, and happiness.