I just thought I would popped past from visiting Lisa’s blog.

Great post on goals and dreams. I try to write daily goals (most of the time this is my list of things to do!), Weekly goals, monthly goals etc etc and then I have my dream goals.

One thing I have started which has helped in the process, is I have a pin board that has my monthly goals listed on cards on there. everyday I look at it and read the goals.

Great blog, hope all is going well.

See you back here soon!

Jacinta

So nice of you to visit!

Yes Joel and Lisa are a great couple, very talented and fun to know… great friends!

Make sure you check out their blog at http://thehipblog.com/ it’s very entertaining

Catch you later…

Collette

Writing for someone else? How fun!! I don’t like to write for me, but love to do it for someone else!! I like to blog and I like to comment.
Your job is very cool. I will have to check out y’alls site, too!

Thanks Collete for introducing us to your friends!

Take care and God bless~

Lisa~

Joel

I agree with most of it. I especially agree with writing down all the bad stuff in a private journal. That does wonders for getting that trash OUT of your head. Basically, you don’t need to keep thinking about it because you KNOW that you have it on paper – IF you need to refer to it – which you probably won’t!

In many respects it’s like writing down a phone number – you don’t have to keep repeating the number back to yourself to try to remember it. Same with making a list of the shopping items that you need.

Unfortunately, by the same score, our newspapers and television news reports are PACKED with negative trash. The psychologists know that negative is far more popular so the news services cater for that. Negative sells because MOST people are negatively tuned and wired.

I stopped getting the newspaper every day because most of what I was reading was BAD news, tragedy and just full of negative stories and grief. Why do I need to know? If things get REALLY bad then somebody is bound to tell me.

Yesterday somebody gave me a newspaper. I flicked through the usual dross, read a couple of Letters to the Editor, read a few sports stories – actually, I skimmed them coz they were pretty much nonsense fillers. I was about to toss the paper out when…

… I noticed an article on Page 3 of the Health Today section of the West Australian edition of the 14th April 2010. It was entitled: “It’s All in the Mind.” Naturally, I just had to read that. And I’m gonna read it again later today. Quite fascinating.

Here’s the opening paragraph:

“New research suggests the brain can be rewired to cure anything from phantom limb syndrome to addictions.”

Interesting stuff and very similar to the things I teach in my Brain Training e-book.

having said all of the above – ie dumping bad stuff on paper to get rid of it – I am also one for reliving past glories. That can be so therapeutic. It can put you in the mood to repeat it. Or reach a higher level of consciousness or performance. I strongly believe in a theory I have called “muscle memory.” But that’s a whole new subject.

Anyway, this is getting way too long. Good post Colls. Nice look and feel to the blog too. Well done honeybunch.

Gary Simpson
TEMPLE

Nice to meet you!

Yes, like you I have gathered together heaps of PLR … to be truthful I think most of it should be relegated to the recycle bin

In the past I’ve only used PLR to get ideas on what to write about, but after seeing Profit From PLR I looked at it all in a totally new way. I’m going to make good use of John’s course I can assure you!

Good luck with your projects… let me know how you get on.

Thanks for stopping by

Collette

Useful summary of PLR and its associated benefits. like many I have hundreds of PLR products cluttering up my hard drive, but looks like they may be of use after all!

I’ve got Profit from PLR but am yet to work my way through it fully so watch this space….

Tom

Nice to see you, thanks for stopping by.

Yeah… John Thornhill’s products are always good but I think he really pulled out all the stops with Profit from plr. It’s great when you get that first ‘Ah-ha’ moment with something and finally see things falling into place isn’t it?

Good luck with your new product launch, let me know when it happens.

Stay in touch

Collette