Step: 3: Creating Positive personal Law: Once re-scripting is done, it is easy to create new positive personal law. In this case, “I’m poor” will change to “I’m here to create abundance”. Once such positive focus is created, it is to be energized repeatedly, for it to become permanent. Whatever we focus upon GROWS! Once we create positive personal law and focus upon it, it keeps growing.

This process clearly indicates that it is very important to keep watch on our thoughts. It is important to know what we are constantly giving power to on mental level. http://www.premnirmal.com/shop.htm One of simple exercises is to review our daily thoughts just before going to sleep. Try to recognize patterns. You will be surprised to see same patterns repeating in form of different thoughts. Once you do this exercise on regular basis, it will be easier for you to recognize and relate a thought to an old pattern, which has become a personal law for you. The moment you become aware of it, follow above-mentioned steps to re-script same and you have created positive personal law for you!

We can do a small exercise to build our re-scripting muscles.

OLD THOUGHTS	NEW RE-SCRIPTED THOUGHTS
1. My income is less.	1. I have a fantastic opportunity to increase my income!
2. I am not a good public speaker.
3. My old habits are not conducive to my growth.
4. I am highly stressed out and not able to achieve any thing.
5. My relationships are not working.
6. My survival is at stack.
7. I have no energy left to do anything.
8. Nobody loves me. I’m lonely.
9. I’m not able to express myself.

12. Attitude: A good attitude will allow you to turn any bad situation into a learning experience. Staying positive and surrounding yourself with friends that share a positive attitude will help you succeed.

13. Make Best of Each Day: Make most of every day and accomplish something - even if it’s something small. Every baby step counts towards your success.

14. Set Daily Goals: Setting daily goals keeps you on track. Seeing your progress will help keep you going.

15. Accept Responsibility: You will have help in many instances; however, bottom line is that you are responsible for choices you will make.

16. Be Open to Improvement: Accept that you do not have all answers and more importantly, be open to recommendations from other people.

17. Paint a Picture: A great way to keep working toward your goal is to picture what it will look like when you are successful.

18. Identify Procrastinations: If you have a problem with procrastination, make a list of distractions you routinely choose, so you can recognize when you are off course and get back on track.

19. Want versus Need: Do it because you want it, not because you need it. When you want something, it requires and creates intention, desire, and action – all powerful tools for being successful (doing something out of need usually leads to pain, stress, and frustration).

20. Believe in yourself: Your confidence is what will get you through challenges.

21. Be Efficient: Use your time and effort wisely.

22. Have Balance in your Life: Make time for both hard work and pleasure.

23. Have Fun: Fun is a crucial element of success, but one that often forgotten once we get into process. Find fun and joy in what you are doing, even in midst of challenges.

Copyright 2004-2005, Cecile Peterkin