Monthly Archives: July 2009

About Jane Duncan Rogers


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“I want to know what makes people tick!”

That was my passion at aged 16, and it’s been my passion every since. As a teenager, I was already fascinated by how people thought, why they thought what they did, and the resulting behaviour (not to mention my own!). Later, with a psychology degree and Diploma in HR Management under my belt, I’d become head of the HR department in a leading department store in London. But I still wasn’t satisfied, not in terms of my personal life, nor what I was learning about others. In the early 80’s, ripe for a change, I ended up in what I would now call a cult-type organization, where I certainly started learning and my personal development journey (more...)

The benefits of not being perfect


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This morning I was leading the early morning Taize singing in the Sanctuary here at the Findhorn Foundation’s Cluny Hill College. This is a gathering of anyone who wants to join in singing and chanting for half an hour.

I boldly lead off with one chant, ‘Confitemini Domine’, getting the first note right, but the second one was way off — and could I get it right? No! And neither could anyone else! I was beginning to feel a bit hot and bothered. This is a lovely song when the four part harmonies come together, so I really wanted to do it. After a few false starts, eventually I heard someone singing the right tune, and picked it up from there — thank you, whoever you were!

Afterwards, someone (more...)

The RichThinking Way


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The foundation of all RichThinking, using your thoughts, feelings and actions to determine the success of your business. Click to find out more about this teleclass.

A way to change unwanted feelings


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Just a couple of hours ago, I was sitting in my consulting room hearing a client speaking about what they did when they weren’t feeling too good, and they wanted to change that. I liked what he said so much, I asked him could I put it on my blog. Here it is:

“First you have to notice how you’re feeling; then, assuming it’s something you don’t like very much, I say to myself the following:

Breathing in, I’m aware I’m worrying. Breathing out, I’m aware I’m worrying

Breathing in, I’m aware worry is unpleasant. Breathing out, I’m aware worry is unpleasant.

Breathing in, I’m aware it doesn’t last. Breathing out, I’m aware it doesn’t last.’

What I really loved about this is that firstly it interrupts what is going on, (more...)

7 Everyday RichThinking Actions for Happiness


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Poor thinking is one of the major reasons behind stress, unhappiness, ill health, relationship issues and financial challenges. By changing your thoughts, you can begin to change all of this. And if you think that’s too simple, then read on and find out exactly what simple action you can take today to become a RichThinker.

1. Begin your day by focusing on what you do want, not what you don’t want. Look forward to the things you have in your schedule and determine that you are going to find the riches in all of these situations. This only takes a few minutes and sets the context for your day. Make sure you are in fact thinking about what you do want, and not inadvertently slipping into (more...)