Archive for March, 2010
The Effect of Sacrificing to Others
We talked in the last post about making happiness your purpose in life, and whether that was right or not. When it is discussed rationally, most people agree to the sense of taking responsibility for your own happiness.
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Making Happiness Your Purpose
Great discussion going on last week’s posts about the importance of a congruent philosophy to live by. Now let’s take it the next step: your purpose.
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Answering the Controversy!
So in yesterday’s post I said I believe all private businesses should be able to discriminate for whoever they want to serve. If they want, they should be able to put a sign in the window that says, “No Germans.” Or, “We Don’t Serve Indians.” Or “No Shirt, No Shoes, No Blue Eyes, No Service!” This raised quite a spirited debate! And I don’t say that just to shock you. I am quite serious…
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The Philosophy for Manifesting Prosperity
We talked in yesterday’s post about the logical extension of your beliefs. And whether they would form a congruent philosophy if you weave them together and extend them to their logical conclusion. This is more important to your happiness and prosperity than you may know…
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Living Life by a Coherent Philosophy
One of the secrets to happiness in life is having a coherent philosophy to live by. Most people think they do. Unfortunately what they think is a rational philosophy is actually a conflicting group of incongruent ideas.
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How to Know if Your Beliefs Are Keeping You Broke
We have a great dialogue going on the last post about having the courage to question your beliefs. The thing people ask me the most is, ‘How do I know whether a belief I have is lack oriented?’
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The Courage to Question Your Beliefs
Beliefs are a really funny thing. Everyone has them and most are very averse to questioning them. But that’s where all the real breakthroughs live…
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Bombay Nightmares
So I’ve just finished my programs in the Netherlands and head to London in an hour. The last time I was there was a perfect demonstration of the lack and limitation programming you get from pop culture.
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Knowing Your Purpose
A funny thing happens when I teach the principles mentioned in the last post on the virtue and morality of selfishness. Most everyone who reads them says, “You know instinctively I always knew that was true. But I was afraid to discuss it because of the reaction I would have received. But it really makes sense in the big picture. I can only help those I care about if I help myself first.”
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Are You Guilty?
We’ve been talking about how the TV and Hollywood creative types are forever painting unflattering pictures of rich and successful people. But have you ever given much thought to how even the mainstream financial press portrays wealthy people?
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