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We are in unprecedented times where fear and doubt are running rampant. In the last week, I’ve conducted two powerful interviews that you will want to listen to…

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“10 Steps to Making Bold Moves to Stand Out in the Competitive Work Force Arena”
with Allan Milham, co-author of the national bestseller “Bold Moves”

“In Turbulent Times the Power of Inner Guidance: How to Tune In and Turn On”
with Dr. Pam Garcy, author of the national bestseller “The Power of Inner Guidance”

Both of these provide critical content about what action steps you can take – not just to survive these challenging times, but to thrive!

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To a Prosperous New Year!

Eddie

Our habits are the behaviors or actions which we perform on a subconscious level. From how we brush our teeth to our social interactions, we perform hundreds of habitual actions on a daily basis - often without stopping to reflect on why we do the things which we do. When we become conscious of our habits, we become more involved in crafting our responses to our world. Are your habits supporting the life which you desire to lead?

Our habits are neutral. Whether the habit supports or undermines the life which we desire to lead is what qualifies it as good or bad. The beauty is that the choice lies in our hands. Realizing what we do and why we do it enables us to make conscious decisions for lasting change.  What habits do you want to stop, start or change?  Why is this making this change important to you? What has stopped you from establishing this habit so far?

In his research on Psycho-Cybernetics, Dr. Malz established that it takes approximately 21 days of consistent application to change a habit. This time-frame allows for our brains to create new memory traces and for the information to become etched in your brain. With focus, determination, and approximately 3 weeks you can start turning your good intentions into life-long actions.

Irrespective of your habits, the following tips can help you to maximize your investment in yourself:

• Determine your goals before inviting feedback from others. Being clear of our personal direction minimizes the pressure of committing to another person’s vision of your life.

• Start slowly. Some of our habits have been nurtured over a lifetime and expecting everything to change overnight can be an exercise in futility.

• Use visual cues. Start with a list of the benefits or desired outcomes you envision when you successfully establish the habit. Post this list somewhere visible as a reminder of your commitment to yourself.

• Free your space. Rid your home, office and other areas of any poor-habit supporting items. For example, remove cigarettes and ashtrays if you are trying to stop smoking or remove junk food from your cupboards if the goal is to eat healthier. Minimizing temptation bolsters the energy we need to avoid automatically returning to old habits.

• Call in the pros. Trying to successfully incorporate healthy habits in our lives sometimes requires the support of a professional. This could mean inviting feedback from a professional organizer to help with organization challenges, working with an advisor to establish sustainable financial habits or joining a team of like-minded individuals. 

• Celebrate the “small wins” and the “big steps”. Recognizing progress at different stages helps us to acknowledge and enjoy the process of change while remaining on task to accomplish our habit goals.

The culmination of our habits reflects what we believe about ourselves. Ultimately, accomplishing our goals, one habit at a time, reaffirms our belief in our ability to invoke meaningful change in our lives and the lives of others.  UHL

The most powerful turning point in my life was when I discovered that God was not something out there to only call on for help when needed or to fear, but that God lives and breathes within me and I’m co-creator of my Universe. I was confused thinking that I was a human who from time to time had a spiritual experience.

The reality is that we are one hundred percent spirit having a human experience; therefore, God—Source—is always present, always loving.

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