Posts Tagged ‘Success’

It’s sure easy to get busy.  And the more successful you get, the easier it is to get busier.  And that’s where the danger comes in… Read More…

So here’s the story behind the story.  Tony Robbins had a new show on NBC about creating breakthroughs.  It lasted two weeks and was replaced by a cheesy game show called “Minute to Win It.”  This says a lot more about the consciousness of the viewing public than the quality of the show.   Read More…

I remember the first time I went to Croatia. The civil war was still going on and I had some fear about visiting, but went anyway.  And was so glad I did.  What wonderful people and a beautiful place.   Read More…

In yesterday’s post I said that I said the most powerful prosperity force in the universe is faith.  With faith, you can manifest abundance in the physical realm.   Read More…

“Poverty is a sin.”  Charles Fillmore shocked the religious community when he made that statement almost 100 years ago.  And people are still shocked when I affirm it at my workshops today.  Just last week I had someone attacking me on Twitter  for making that statement.   Read More…

In yesterday’s post I told you about my friend Richard Brooke and how he used the power of programming to manifest getting on the cover of SUCCESS magazine.   Let’s look at something else he recommends… Read More…

I was sitting at the airport in Orange County, talking with some speakers who were traveling back on the same flight as I was.  One of them asked me how things were going.  I replied that I was doing great.  Then she asked a simple enough question…   Read More…

In yesterday’s post I stated that in order to have a great deal of success with something, you have to have an obsession for it.  Did that sound drastic to you?

A lot of people think obsessions are bad and should be avoided at all costs.  I don’t agree.   Everyone has obsessions.

The difference between people with empty lives versus people with successful, meaningful ones, is simply the things they choose to be obsessive about.

Or you could write it this way:

Successful people have positive obsessions.  Failures have negative obsessions.   Which ones do you have?

-RG

P.S. I am changing planes in Hong Kong.  Praying for peace in Bangkok.  Please hold a positive vision.

In yesterday’s post I said that your assignment was not a decision, but a discovery.  And I think what you do for a living gives you clues.  That doesn’t mean, however, that if you are currently working at Dairy Queen as a cashier that your future is in ice cream.  (But it might be.) Read More…

Last post I told you that the Universe wouldn’t give you your next assignment until you are overqualified for this one. Read More…