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07/04/2024

The Laws of Attraction
How does the law of attraction work? Essentially, the energy of your thoughts manifest your experiences. So positive thoughts manifest positive experiences and vice versa. Advocates suggest there are central universal principles that make up the law of attraction:

Like attracts like: This law suggests that similar things are attracted to one another. It means that people tend to attract people who are similar to them—but it also suggests that people's thoughts tend to attract similar results. Negative thinking is believed to attract negative experiences, while positive thinking is believed to produce desirable experiences.
Nature abhors a vacuum: This law of attraction suggests that removing negative things from your life can make space for more positive things to take their place. It is based on the notion that it is impossible to have a completely empty space in your mind and in your life. Since something will always fill this space, it is important to fill that space with positivity, proponents of this philosophy say.
The present is always perfect: This law focuses on the idea that there are always things you can do to improve the present moment. While it might always seem like the present is somehow flawed, this law proposes that, rather than feeling dread or unhappiness, you should focus your energy on finding ways to make the present moment the best that it can be.

02/04/2024

For those of you who don't know today is International Autism Day. There are many more people being diagnosed as being on the spectrum on a daily basis, however many of us don't understand the condition. There are many varying degrees of Autism from mild to severe. Most are hypersensitive to sound, bright lights, and crowds. They are extremely loving and caring, as well as being emotionally sensitive. It is important not to underestimate their intelligence, and to treat them with respect always. After all they are human beings and as such deserve the respect, even if they are slightly different. Please don't judge or categorize them. They are people too.

01/04/2024

Amazing bedroom 🤩

25/03/2024

Stephen Brittle
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Robin Williams took his own life because he was diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia. Bruce Willis just learned that his illness is Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) and Lewy Body Dementia. One of the hardest things to process is the slow change in the one you love. Becoming a completely different person. Everything changes. Just so you know...😢 It’s called the long goodbye. Rapidly shrinking brain is how a doctor described it. As the patient's brain slowly dies, they change physically and eventually forget who their loved ones are and become less themselves. Patients can eventually become bedridden, unable to move and unable to eat or drink or talk to their loved ones. There will be people who will scroll by this message because Dementia or Alzheimer's has not touched them. They may not know what it's like to have a loved one who has fought or is fighting a battle against Dementia or Alzheimer's.
In an effort to raise awareness of this cruel disease, I am asking at least 5 of my friends put this on their timeline.
I'll settle for at least one.💕originally posted by Sreve Brittle

28/02/2024

This Issue’s Coaching Expert -
Aric Mussman
Aric is a successful NLP coach whose
client base includes Olympic athletes,
Grammy nominated musicians and
A list celebrities. He owns numerous
multimillion dollar businesses throughout
the United States and Mexico and he is
currently writing his first book which will
be published later this year.
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This time of year a lot of my clients,
friends and family are talking about
building new habits and making changes
in their lives. A new year is a new start
and all of the gyms in town are crowded.
Health food aisles in the grocery store
are full of confused looking people who
haven’t spent much time there and
walking paths have more traffic than
ever. Pretty much everyone knows it will
be short lived though and in just a matter
of weeks it will all go back to normal.
Why is this? And more importantly how
can we actually create long lasting habits
and make the changes that we desire?
To understand this I like to teach my
clients a metaphor;
Imagine you’re living in a tribe out in
some remote jungle thousands of years
ago. One day you decide that you want
to go out exploring. You’re feeling extra
adventurous and you go farther than
you’ve ever gone before. Hours pass
and you continue walking, moving through
treacherous terrain and thick wooded
forest when all of a sudden around a
bend you see it! The most beautiful
waterfall that you’ve ever seen! It takes
your breath away and you can’t believe
what you’ve found. You carefully retrace
your footsteps, get back to your village
and tell everyone about your discovery.
The next day a handful of people go
with you, bringing machetes to help cut
through the brush. It’s rugged and takes
time, but eventually you get there. Each
day more and more people go and the
waterfall becomes easier and easier to
access. As time goes by a distinct path
is created. Eventually a 5 foot wide trail
is formed and a journey that used to be
quite difficult is now fast and easy.
This is how our patterns work. You
may have the desire and intention to
start something new in your life, but a
new path must be formed. You already
have multiple very easy paths that have
been created throughout your entire
life and it’s a lot simpler to just take one
of those. Your unconscious mind even
automatically goes down those paths just
like it has countless times before. In order
to create a real habit and real change
you have to consciously choose to take
a new path, knowing that it will be difficult
at first. You have to be ready with your
machete and the knowledge of knowing
that it will get easier the more you do it.
Then one day, your new trail that you’ve
made becomes the easy one. The old trail
that you used to take has been desolate
and now trees and plants have returned
making it harder to use.
Here are some tips to help make sure
that you’re successful.
1. You will have an easier time if you
have allies that are going to the
same destination. Be diligent about
who you surround yourself with and
make sure that the people walking on
your path actually want to go to the
same place. If they want to go down
old familiar trails then sometimes
it’s better to walk alone or find other
friends with similar goals.
2. Know that the rewards far outweigh
the effort. With just a little consistency
and willpower your life can change
immensely in only a few short months
and the benefits will last the rest of
your life.
3. Create a daily check list of things
that you will commit to and make a
promise to yourself that you will do
everything on the list come rain or
shine. No excuses! Don’t put too
many things on the list! Start small
and get some wins, then add more
as things become habitual.
Happy new year! I truly hope that this is
one of your best years so far and if I can
help support you in any way feel free to
reach out.