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Posts with the emphasis on the inner world of thinking rich

How dropping a thought can change your life

posted on 15 November 2009
also posted in Jane's Blog

For years I have been irritated at my husband’s desire to watch sport on TV for hours at a time. Because he has ME, which means he is sometimes quite incapacitated and has a lot of time on his hands, watching TV for him has become something that fills in hours of time. He has always said it is a good way for him to relax. And I have always been rather scathing, considering his time better spent. In fact, I knew I was right about this. I was 100% convinced that if only he would live his life my way, then he would get better.

Gosh. It’s humbling admitting this, let alone writing it! Anyway, this summer things came [read more]

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Make God laugh – tell him your plans

posted on 12 November 2009
also posted in Jane's Blog

Well I had planned to write at least 6 articles on the long train journey from Inverness to Glasgow last week. 3 hours of focused work. The two paragraphs below are what I actually wrote:

‘Well here I am apparently writing these articles – but I forgot how lovely the scenery is up here, ad how much I enjoy just looking out of the window. And I forgot that to do any amount of typing, I have to be sitting at the proper angle to my laptop (impossible in this particular train). And I forgot that there would be other people in the train.

An awful lot of forgetfulness! The result is less than 6 articles done – in fact [read more]

Making up your mind

posted on 19 October 2009

“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
also posted in 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]

Who’s Running Your Life, You or Your Circumstances?

posted on 13 October 2009

Assuming YOU’D rather be in charge of your life than your circumstances, then ‘noticing’ is a crucial skill to develop. Thoughts and feelings you’re unaware of will run your life for you unless you notice them, and sometimes even the ones you notice will dominate unless you put yourself in charge of them! Cultivating the part of yourself that is more detached and can observe or witness your thoughts and feelings is crucial to you being in charge.

FTC – Feelings, Thoughts, Choosing

With noticing, you bring yourself the freedom of choice, and with choice, you have the possibility of making a conscious decision to focus on more of what you want. At this point, YOU demonstrate being in charge. [read more]

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