Do One Thing Different

Written by Oz Merchant, C.Ht., NLP Trainer & Coach


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How about starting in baby steps? Do one thing different! Anything at all for that matter. Anything to breakrepparttar pattern. For example, as soon as I realized what I was doing, I turned around got back inrepparttar 129725 car and got out again. I walked around torepparttar 129726 other side, openedrepparttar 129727 opposite side door, withrepparttar 129728 opposite hand. It woke me up! Allrepparttar 129729 way torepparttar 129730 point that I did something different with every client and with every conversation, I had that day. From then on, I try to vary my entry as much as possible. Pretty soon I'll have to be walking in on my hands.

So think about your own life. Where are you stuck? And then find out when you are stuck? I was stuck right before I approachedrepparttar 129731 door. Go back torepparttar 129732 point right before you are stuck and do something different. Go some place new all together.

And be creative!

As the director of the CORE Changes Institute, Oz Merchant, trains and coaches individuals for personal and professional excellence utilizing cutting-edge transformation technologies such as NLP, Hypnosis, TFT, and EFT to name a few. Get access to the Success Skills E-Letter and remember to get your free copy of his latest e-book "11 Simple Lessons to Manifest Your Destiny," at www.corechanges.com


Personal Power

Written by Margaret Paul, Ph.,D.


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For example, Walter is a man who has tremendous power over others but no personal power. Walter has made millions asrepparttar president of a large investment company. He has a lovely wife, three grown children, and two beautiful homes. Yet Walter is often anxious. He worries about losing his money. He is easily triggered into anger when things don’t go his way and people don’t behave inrepparttar 129723 way he wants. Because his heart is not open, he is a lonely man.

Walter operates totally out of his ego self, believing that having control through anger and money will bring himrepparttar 129724 happiness and safety he seeks. Yet he has achieved everything he believed would bring him happiness and safety and what he feels most ofrepparttar 129725 time is anxious and lonely. Walter is empty inside. He has no sense of his true Self, no sense ofrepparttar 129726 beauty within him, no sense of his lovability and intrinsic worth. His life is based on externals rather then onrepparttar 129727 spiritual values of love, compassion, honesty and kindness.

Personal power comes from embracing spiritual values rather than just earthly values. It comes from making love, kindness and compassion – toward oneself and others – more important than power over others. It comes from doingrepparttar 129728 inner work necessary to allowrepparttar 129729 soul to have dominion overrepparttar 129730 body, rather than allowingrepparttar 129731 animal instincts of fight or flight –repparttar 129732 instincts ofrepparttar 129733 body – to have dominion over our choices. Whenrepparttar 129734 soul has dominion overrepparttar 129735 body, you haverepparttar 129736 power to manifest your dreams, to stay centered inrepparttar 129737 face of attack, to remain loving inrepparttar 129738 face of fear. Whenrepparttar 129739 soul has dominion overrepparttar 129740 body, you have tremendous personal power.

Margaret Paul, Ph.D. is the best-selling author and co-author of eight books, including "Do I Have To Give Up Me To Be Loved By You?" She is the co-creator of the powerful Inner Bonding healing process. Learn Inner Bonding now! Visit her web site for a FREE Inner Bonding course: http://www.innerbonding.com or mailto:margaret@innerbonding.com. Phone sessions available.


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