Marelisa Fabrega

Affirmations are simply statements that we make to ourselves; it's our self-talk. Your self-talk has an enormous impact on your conscious and subconscious minds. By repeating positive affirmations you can reprogram your thought patterns.

The following quote by T. Harv Eker, author of “Secrets of the Millionaire Mind”, refers to the concept of a rich person’s mindset: “Rich people have a way of thinking that is different from poor and middle class people. They think differently about money, wealth, themselves, other people, and life.” Robert Kiyosaki expounds this same principle in his book, “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”.

“Rich Dad, Poor Dad” is a must-read for anyone looking to develop a rich person’s financial programming and mindset. The first important lesson this book teaches is the following: Don’t work hard for money; instead, have money work hard for you.

We all make mistakes. However, some people learn from their mistakes and move on, while others continue to replay their mistakes in their minds over and over again like a broken record. One of the best things you can do for your peace of mind is to learn how to stop dwelling on the errors of the past. The Sedona Method is a great tool for accomplishing this.

Meditation is simply learning to relax, to quiet mind chatter, and to focus your thoughts. It’s about relaxing your body and slowing down your thinking process so that you can let yourself drop into a quieter, deeper level of consciousness. A lot of people have trouble learning how to be simply quiet and still. The Silva Life System offers these people a solution.

This is the second in a four-part series about the system “Simpleology – The Simple Science of Getting What You Want”. The first “Simpleology” course, “Simpleology 101”, sets forth 5 laws that will help anyone make better use of their time, and it’s completely free. This article will focus on explaining the first law of “Simpleology”, the Law of Straight Lines, in detail.

The system “Simpleology – The Simple Science of Getting What You Want” was created by Mark Joyner following the basic tenet that simple, small things can have a profound difference in your productivity and in your ability to create happiness and success in your life. The first course is free and includes software that will help you integrate the principles of "Simpleology" into your life.

Choose the key areas of your life and then ask yourself questions to help you decide what you want to achieve in each of these areas. Pretend that you're a life coach interviewing a client trying to help them define their ideal life. Here are some areas you could choose to focus on and the questions you could ask for each one.

There’s a certain nobility to failure. If you’ve failed, it means you’ve had the courage to try. To quote Robert F. Kennedy, “Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly”. Here are 3 tips for dealing with feelings of failure so that you can suit up and walk back out onto the arena to try again.

There’s an old Japanese proverb that counsels: “Fall seven times, stand up eight.” But how do you get back up when you’ve fallen flat on your face? Below you’ll find 5 tips to help you gather the pieces and pull yourself back together after you’ve failed.