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Here I let you into the workings of my mind as I go about my days, and how the spirit of rich thinking occurs in my life, and can therefore occur in yours too. All comments very welcome, as I learn and grow from everyone!

Shining my light more…


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Yesterday I went with my husband to get the results of his scan — the upshot is that the cancer cells don’t appear to have grown, which is good news. You can read more about his journey at the inner and outer levels of this here.

Now he has to have a major operation sometime in February, and he is also going to be taking Mistletoe treatment (available on the NHS up here) starting next week.

What does all this mean for me and RichThinkers? I am slowly coming to the realisation that because I will be accompanying him to the Birmingham/Coventry area for his operation and recovery, that my attention needs to be primarily focused on him and his [read more]

Balance – How to Find More of It On a Daily Basis


also posted in Articles, Jane's Blog

Imagine you are baking some chocolate brownies, using an old-fashioned pair of weighing scales, the kind that are like this photo:

To measure the sugar, for instance, you place the weight on one side, and the other scale pan shoots up. To bring it into balance, you need to pour the exact amount of sugar onto the other scale pan, till the point where both pans are balanced.

You’ ll probably know that in baking, it’ s really important to get the quantities right, that is, the balance of the different ingredients in relation to each other. Just last week, someone proudly told me they had been baking chocolate brownies (my favourite) and that they had cut back on the [read more]

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How You Can Never Lose Money


also posted in Articles, Jane's Blog

When was the last time you thought you lost money? Most people have this thought at some time in their life, even if it is at the very concrete and practical level of ‘ I’ m sure I had that £20 note somewhere, now where has it gone?’ More often, though, thoughts about losing money sound like ‘ I lost money on that deal’ ; I wasted money spending it on that course – I just didn’ t get anything from it’ , or “ I lost money on that investment’ . But is it really true? When you look a bit deeper, perhaps you didn’ t in fact lose any money. How can this be?

Last year a client [read more]

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On not getting what you want: Hay House update


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Well, yesterday I heard from Hay House that I had not won the book proposal competition, nor the radio show or webinar offer. Sadly, we don’t receive any comments from them about why the winner was chosen, or how we could have improved our proposals, but I have learnt so much just in the putting together of this document that I am really very grateful.

Because of their deadline, I ordered all my thoughts, and the resulting proposal I can now offer to other agents and see what happens. So if anyone reading this knows an agent who specialises in mind, body, spirit books, please let me know! I have already got the names of two, but the more the [read more]

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5 Benefits of Love in Your Business


also posted in Articles, Jane's Blog

You don’t very often read these two words ‘love’ and ‘business’ in the same sentence. But you probably know that bringing more love into anything is a good idea, and more love in your business will bring in a lot of things that will help to have your business flourish, just as a baby flourishes in the presence of a lot of love.

When I was at Aberdeen Hospital the other day with my husband who is receiving chemotherapy treatment at the moment, we began to think of all the people who had said they were thinking of us.
‘There’ s Wyon and Janet in Oxford,’ I said.
‘And Kabba in New Zealand,’ responded Philip.
‘Yes, then there’ s [read more]

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