"Think and Grow Rich" #1 Definiteness of Purpose

Hello All,

Many of you enjoyed the last video that featured Napoleon Hill sharing his words of wisdom; therefore, for the next few weeks, I will provide the Think and Grow Rich series that offers useful information to assist you in reaching your career and lifestyle goals.

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Act on Your Inspired Thoughts

    

It’s during those moments when we least expect it, when we are shooting the breeze with our buddies, taking a relaxing shower or soothing bath—or perhaps right before we wake up in the early morning—that our mind is crystal clear, our hearts are pure, and we may receive what I like to call little chunks of golden inspiration or inspired thoughts. 

In those moments our intuition connects to our spirit and provides us with ideas, thoughts, and unique perspectives that we can launch into extraordinary products or services. Just ask best-selling author Jack Canfield (Chicken Soup for the Soul) who shared his story of inspired thought in The Secret, and J.K. Rowling of the Harry Potter chronicles who shared her story of inspired thought when interviewed by Oprah Winfrey during Oprah’s final season.

But when it comes to an inspired thought, what may not be so obvious to everyone is the fact that you must ACT on it. An inspired thought often presents itself in a cool, smooth whisper. And to some, the thought may seem impossible or incredible. Some attempt to try to figure out the nuts and bolts of how to pull it off and the process may seem overwhelming or unfeasible. That is where most people make their mistake.

It is not for us to question how or why—just to accept the gift that we have been given and act on it. Everything else will fall into place. It is our blessing and part of our destiny, only if we are open to it and believe that this inspired thought can not only change the rest of our life but can also positively impact someone else’s life in the process.      

There is HOPE for the unemployed durning this recession

So many Americans have been out of work for two years or more. Specifically, four million Americans are living a new way of life due to this recession that has gone on much longer than any of us have anticipated. But there is hope. In a fascinating story that aired on 60 MINUTES, Joe Carbone is helping the long-term unemployed to turn their life around.

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When Passion Meets Purpose

In revealing your authentic self and knowing what God has in store for you, He gently guides you through life slowly opening and closing doors of opportunity which allows you to gain just the right experience and meet just the right people.

Through this journey of discovery you encounter mini missions and if you are successful with your missions, and gain the skills, knowledge and experience that you need to continue – then your next destination along your revelation of self would be your revelation of purpose.

 Part of your destiny fuels your existence, stirs your passions, and provides peace to your soul. God has us all here for a reason. Are you curious to know what a difference God can make in your life when your passion is connected to His purpose for your life?

Make sure your clothes fit the part

Sometimes we may select clothes that simply don't flatter are best features. Perhaps there are certain garments that expose areas that we may prefer to find. This video shares practical tips to simplify the process and keep us looking our stylish best for our next great job interview or an outing with the girls.

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Clinical Coordinator - Rad Tech    

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Coordinator for Student Organization, Marquette University 

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Asst or Associate Professor of Digital Media Arts, OK      
  

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