Yearly Archives: 2009

Inspired action — what is it exactly?

posted on 25 October 2009
posted in Resources

If you know my work, you’ll have realised I often talk about taking inspired action, as opposed to motivated action. Inspired action brings with it more ease, sense of purpose, joy and meaning.

The Findhorn Foundation are organising a week long conference on this theme; if you are at all attracted by the idea of inspiration being the factor behind your actions, then visit http://www.findhorn.org/programmes/programme375.php for more info. [read more]

What value do you place on your services?

posted on 23 October 2009
posted in Business Basics, Jane's Blog

This morning after singing practice, I was asked by a colleague if I could mend his backpack for him.

‘Could you mend it for me? I’m willing to pay at least a fiver’, he said.

‘No, no’, I replied, ‘don’t worry, it’ll only take me ten minutes or so’.

‘No, no’ he also replied, ‘it’s worth at least that much to me, it’s been irritating me for so long now’.

Fortunately at this point a glimmer of light went off in my brain, and I told him I’d think about it. And think about it I did, as I walked back through the woods before starting work.

What I said was a great example of what not to do when [read more]

Stating what you want

posted on 20 October 2009
posted in Jane's Blog

Here’s what can happen when you start to focus on something you want more of: the opposite sometimes happens. I’m sure you’ve had this experience!

The other day I was focusing on one of my goals happening, and understanding that the essence of that goal at this time was me feeling more confident in my abilities. That night I was to give a speech at the local Toastmasters Club, about which I felt quite confident and was looking forward to doing.

When the time for the speech came though, I was preceded by a new member to the organisation, who proceeded to give a very impassioned and well-constructed speech about being a blonde-haired, blue-eyed European woman who had chosen to [read more]

Making up your mind

posted on 19 October 2009
posted in Heart of RichThinking

“The agent, the producer, the investors; consultants, lenders, stockholders; customers, clients, fans; friends, lovers, support systems… they have nothing to do with dreams coming true.

They’re simply summoned after someone’s “made up their mind” to the degree that it’s followed by unending action.

You see, dreams actually come true (or not), long before they can be seen in time and space.”

This is this week’s message, received each Monday, from www.tut.com, and how true it is! Making up your mind is the same as deciding what you want; setting a goal; having a vision; or making a declaration to the Universe about what you want to attract. They’re all the same thing, and ALL need to be followed up by [read more]

How to do inspired actions

posted on 18 October 2009
posted in Heart of RichThinking, Jane's Blog

I was awake and not feeling like doing anything.

But this morning I had some hours spare alone in the house, and I had planned to focus on my new product, The RichThinking Way, and to lay out a plan for the next lot of articles for the coming year.

But I didn’t want to get out of bed, let alone switch on the computer. Thoughts of inspired actions wandered around in my mind; I knew that I needed to be in an inspired place to do both of these things. Hum. What to do.

Well, I know that I like to think I am in complete control of my life, even though I have lots of evidence to the [read more]

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