Self-help

A short but powerful segment on how to look at challebges and problems in life. This is applicable to so many situations from relationships to weight loss.

James Arthur Ray shares some insightful thoughts on how to use your mind to achieve the goals you seek in life and to take control through inspiration, emotion and action.

James Ray unfolds some excellent concepts about how to create your own life and make your greatest dreams a reality by following basic laws and choices.

In order to have a great day, every day, it is essential to get in the right mindset with positive thoughts, emotions and actions. This short clip is effective at doing just that with music, affirmations and visual imagery that delivers.

This is an uplifting video that reminds us of the beauty of the earth and lifts your spirits to place you in a more positive mood and emotional state. Worth the 3 minutes watch

As this is a large file, it may take a few seconds to begin after you select to play, please be patient. Bob Proctor's website is found at www2.bobproctor.com.

Two years ago, I heard about a therapist in Hawaii who cured a complete ward of criminally insane patients--without ever seeing any of them. The psychologist would study an inmate's chart and then look within himself to see how he created that person's illness. As he improved himself, the patient improved.

I've learned at least two things about achieving goals: There is an easy way and a hard way.

The hard way is to work night and day, stay obsessed, rarely sleep, and never give up.

My studies of the highly successful prove that they continually achieve their results by doing "certain things in a certain way." I have also found that "like causes produce like effects." Therefore, if you and I consistently employ the same thought processes and actions of these highly-successful individuals, we must produce the same results.

Let's put to rest the fallacy that success, in sales or any profession, is due to luck, chance, and/or hard work. There is nothing further from the truth. Think about it, you and I both know people who work incredibly hard, putting in long hours, they may even have two jobs, but they are not consistently (if ever) successful.