Comments on: What does thinking rich mean to you? http://www.richthinkers.co.uk/2009/12/what-does-thinking-rich-mean-to-you/ essential tools for prosperity Wed, 30 Jun 2010 15:18:43 +0100 hourly 1 By: jane http://www.richthinkers.co.uk/2009/12/what-does-thinking-rich-mean-to-you/comment-page-1/#comment-376 jane Wed, 02 Jun 2010 10:00:18 +0000 http://www.richthinkers.co.uk/?p=2243#comment-376 Hi Jane and welcome! I love your comment and it is so true. It reminds me of when I took on our complementary health clinic, and it was in the same area of town as another one. For me this was not an issue because I had the attitude that there is plenty of business for everyone (and fortunately the other clinic owner felt the same). Despite many others' comments that we were mad, what in fact happened was that the two clinics had a complementary relationship to each other, and successfully referred people back and forth. This was definitely an example of rich thinking! May you have much success in your new business Jane Hi Jane and welcome!

I love your comment and it is so true. It reminds me of when I took on our complementary health clinic, and it was in the same area of town as another one. For me this was not an issue because I had the attitude that there is plenty of business for everyone (and fortunately the other clinic owner felt the same). Despite many others’ comments that we were mad, what in fact happened was that the two clinics had a complementary relationship to each other, and successfully referred people back and forth. This was definitely an example of rich thinking!

May you have much success in your new business

Jane

]]> By: Jane Miller http://www.richthinkers.co.uk/2009/12/what-does-thinking-rich-mean-to-you/comment-page-1/#comment-375 Jane Miller Wed, 02 Jun 2010 09:18:06 +0000 http://www.richthinkers.co.uk/?p=2243#comment-375 Hi Jane, I'm setting up business in the same field as you and could easily give in to thoughts of 'wanting to keep what's mine for me' or 'I want what she has'. This leaves such a sour taste in the mouth and a gaping hole in the spirit. And so for me, one aspect of rich thinking is to feel good about other peoples successes and trust that by sharing we make room in the world for everyone. Thanks, I appreciate the opportunity to consider and share this and look forward to reading what others have to say. Jane. Hi Jane,
I’m setting up business in the same field as you and could easily give in to thoughts of ‘wanting to keep what’s mine for me’ or ‘I want what she has’. This leaves such a sour taste in the mouth and a gaping hole in the spirit. And so for me, one aspect of rich thinking is to feel good about other peoples successes and trust that by sharing we make room in the world for everyone.
Thanks, I appreciate the opportunity to consider and share this and look forward to reading what others have to say.

Jane.

]]> By: jane http://www.richthinkers.co.uk/2009/12/what-does-thinking-rich-mean-to-you/comment-page-1/#comment-53 jane Thu, 18 Feb 2010 17:49:10 +0000 http://www.richthinkers.co.uk/?p=2243#comment-53 Lovely Julie, and thanks for sharing these tips. I'll add the ones about the sky to my Middle of the Night Survival Kit! Meanwhile check that out for what I do at http://www.richthinkers.co.uk/wp/wp-admin/post.php?action=edit&post=176 (sorry for the long link, haven't worked out how to do shorter ones yet). Lovely Julie, and thanks for sharing these tips. I’ll add the ones about the sky to my Middle of the Night Survival Kit! Meanwhile check that out for what I do at http://www.richthinkers.co.uk/wp/wp-admin/post.php?action=edit&post=176 (sorry for the long link, haven’t worked out how to do shorter ones yet).

]]> By: Julie http://www.richthinkers.co.uk/2009/12/what-does-thinking-rich-mean-to-you/comment-page-1/#comment-52 Julie Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:02:40 +0000 http://www.richthinkers.co.uk/?p=2243#comment-52 I know that waking at 4.00am can be one sign that anxious stress is creeping into life, so if I find myself waking at 4.00am (which is extremely rare for me now) then I take a mental note to increase my focus on chilling out - and I have a whole gamut of joyful activities and strategies to increase my levels of 'stresslessness' - next I take a good long look at my sleeping partner and remember all the things I love about him (it's easier to do when he's sleeping!!). Then I take a look at the sky outside and, whether it's a dark night sky or an early morning skye, I am reminded of the sheer wonder of the universe and I breathe in a breath of pure joy that I'm here experiencing at his time... just BEing here. Then I look at the view - at the world around - and reaffirm that I'm so lucky to be here, in this place, with beauty all around me. And then I snuggle back into my bed and to sleep. If I wake early, inspired with a bright idea, then I get on and take action on it straight away because the inspiration can fade away if it's left until a more 'reasonable hour'. Inspiration often comes at odd, inconvenient times like this and it's effective to take action right then and there, while you're 'in the flow'. BUT anxiety can also show up in 'early morning waking' so it's useful to be able to recognize this too and take appropriate preventative action. I know that waking at 4.00am can be one sign that anxious stress is creeping into life, so if I find myself waking at 4.00am (which is extremely rare for me now) then I take a mental note to increase my focus on chilling out — and I have a whole gamut of joyful activities and strategies to increase my levels of ‘stresslessness’ — next I take a good long look at my sleeping partner and remember all the things I love about him (it’s easier to do when he’s sleeping!!). Then I take a look at the sky outside and, whether it’s a dark night sky or an early morning skye, I am reminded of the sheer wonder of the universe and I breathe in a breath of pure joy that I’m here experiencing at his time… just BEing here. Then I look at the view — at the world around — and reaffirm that I’m so lucky to be here, in this place, with beauty all around me. And then I snuggle back into my bed and to sleep. If I wake early, inspired with a bright idea, then I get on and take action on it straight away because the inspiration can fade away if it’s left until a more ‘reasonable hour’. Inspiration often comes at odd, inconvenient times like this and it’s effective to take action right then and there, while you’re ‘in the flow’. BUT anxiety can also show up in ‘early morning waking’ so it’s useful to be able to recognize this too and take appropriate preventative action.

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