There are so many resources on the market today that will tell you how to attract more money, better health, a new life partner and so on. With so many choices, you can easily spend a small fortune trying to figure out which method, technique, or affirmation will help you manifest your desires. Why not simply work on manifesting the best method for manifesting? Have you been using the law of attraction but not having much in the way of results? I hear that a lot from people. Has using law of attraction been frustrating at times? So many people after viewing The Secret have felt all they need do is simply wish their desires into being. Well, that is partly true. But, generally what happens is we wind up getting in our own way and never attracting what we attempted to. How do we manage to get in our own way when using law of attraction? It is our ego. It is by feeling we have to be in charge. We simply can't let go and allow God or spirit to assist us. That would be too easy, it would be too simple. In all honesty, that is exactly what you do when working with the law of attraction. As a certified law of attraction coach, one of the first things I help clients do is learn to get out of their own way and start relying on faith which is the key to manifesting. I have been asked what the difference is between faith and belief. Well, in a nutshell, you can believe in things that are good and you can believe in things which are bad such as negative beliefs which hurt or block you (limiting beliefs) but you can only have faith in those things which come from God or source which are always good and good for you. People often ask why they haven't received something they have been focusing on. Perhaps they are blocking it with doubt or possibly it is not meant to be for them in the particular manner in which they are requesting it. There is a solution to this dilemma. It comes in the form of an affirmation. This is not your typical affirmation. You only need focus on this affirmation for 30 seconds a day and then forget about it. Your subconscious mind will retain what it needs to and so will the universe. Try using this affirmation every day for the next 30 days and watch how your life changes. Here is the affirmation to use. Even though this situation looks bad (or hopeless or endless)I am opening a Window of Possibility to an unexpected outcome. When doing the affirmation, first think about the situation you wish to change or attract. For example, if your finances are less than adequate you may desire a larger income. Try focusing on attracting income. So your situation would be income situation. By using the following wording, "I am opening a Window of Possibility to an unexpected outcome", you are releasing all control over the expected results and allowing God , spirit or source to send you what is best for you. This could be in the form of people, opportunities, unexpected windfalls, and so on. By releasing control, you surrender your request to your source or higher guidance and place yourself into the position of allowing. This is when manifestation will occur. If you like, you can really kick it up into high gear by using EFT (if you are familiar with this energy technique also know as Emotional Freedom Techniques) but that, dear friends, is an entirely different article. As a life coach, I use this affirmation myself and have experienced wonderful results. As a certified law of attraction practitioner, I recommend it to my clients and they also have and are enjoying wonderful results. Wishing you all the best of success and wonderful manifesting using the law of attraction.

Why is it that people are willing to pay outrageously high bills at restaurants, spas, and luxury hotels and then complain about paying fees for their doctor, lawyer, or financial advisor? They're paying for the experience, not just for the product or service. When they feel like celebrities, they don't mind the expense. With so many choices of providers, it's the ones who take that extra step to pamper the client that are the preferred choice. This can be true of prospects in all income levels. And we all know that clients who may not initially be able to invest huge amounts of money may very well continue to increase their portfolio, as they are able to. With their loyalty to you, you are in position for a long-term client who values your services. What can you do to provide the platinum service that your clients deserve? Let's look at three categories where you can distinguish yourself from other businesses. Provide an inviting environment in your office. Can you think of anything you could do to give your clients an energizing, nurturing experience when they visit your office? Think of various offices that you have visited for any type of appointment. What do your remember about them? Did you notice up to date decorating? Comfortable furniture? Interesting, non-commercial art and no clutter? Really look at your office environment with the point of view of a client and see how it looks. You may need to have a designer come in and give your office a makeover. Having interesting reading material available shows that you care about your clients and value their time. Appealing and healthy refreshments such as protein bars, nuts, and interesting nonalcoholic drinks can make the office visit memorable. Provide customized service. Really get to know your clients, asking questions that will determine what they're trying to achieve and why. Not just questions on a form, but in-depth life questions. Having an understanding of your clients' priorities and goals for their finances allows you to give them truly customized advice. Give clear explanation of why you are suggesting one approach over another. Some tangible perk such as a CD on a relevant investing topic sent every quarter shows that you are thinking about them and they'll appreciate receiving more than just their monthly statement from you. This mailing is especially important for personal contact if your services are not offered through an office. Birthday acknowledgments are a great personal touch. Keep communication open. When you sense any uneasiness in communication with a client, acknowledge the tension and find out what the source of the dissatisfaction is. It can very well be that what seemed like a problem in one area may actually be from frustration about a broader issue. When the concern is out in the open, it is much easier to resolve the problem. Actually acknowledging that you notice the concern and exploring it gives the client so much more confidence in your dedication to serving their needs. What's it worth to you to have Million Dollar clients? Having clients who value you not only for your expertise, but for your genuine interest in them can position you to make a significant difference in their lives. And the effect of the legacy they leave can make the world a better place for everyone.

In all of my research, over a period of several years, the finest information I have ever read on quarterback leadership came from my friend Frank Carideo. The purpose of this information was to outline the process by which a quarterback was trained at Notre Dame, under Coach Knute Rockne. This course of quarterbacking was as exacting in many respects as any collegiate course. Coach Rockne had seven cardinal principles of quarterbacking that were preached over and over again. 1. A Quarterback must maintain a cocky air at all times. a. You want you’re Quarterback to show other teams that he knows what he is going to do next—there isn't a bit of doubt in his mind about what he is going to do on the next play. b. You want his facial expressions to indicate to your team and your opponents' team that he not only knows what he is going to do next, but that he is going to do it successfully, for all that they can do to stop him. c. Be sure he understands that this is just an air. It is a role he is playing. It isn't himself that you want to be cocky; it is the Quarterback. You don't want your boys to be too cocky. There is a limit, and he must know it. He might offend the members of his own team. His job is to irritate the members of the other team, not his own. You want that cocky air at all times—and on the practice field is one of the times. 2. You want a Quarterback with a clear, staccato voice. You want a voice that is forceful and decisive. You want it to be heard and to be understood when it is heard. You want it to be recognized by your own team as the command of one who is about to lead his army somewhere to a definite objective. You want it to be recognized by the enemy as the voice of one who is going to reach that objective with his army, no matter what might be done by anyone to stop it. 3. This third law is a variation of the first. You want your Quarterback to know what he is going to do next and to do it. You don't want him to show at any time, at any time whatever, that he is in doubt about his next move. And, you don't want him to show that he is worried or communicate any such feeling to his team. Stress this point—though we are beaten—and at times badly—we will never become demoralized. 4. The fourth law of generalship is a vital one: Observation, at all times, of the defensive alignment of the opposition. Have he observe at all times and ask himself the question: Who made the tackle? Also those that were not in on the tackles. Try to observe any glaring weakness in the defensive line or in the secondary. Especially on passes. Illustration on a charging half back and shooting line backer. 5. Choice of plays. Remember what plays have been going successfully and, of equal importance, those that have failed to gain ground. If plays gain ground they should be used until the defense shifts about to meet them. Then it will be time to resort to other plays. There is no law against returning to the successful plays later on if conditions warrant. 6. The sixth law comes into the field of generalship and strategy. At all times the Quarterback must keep his plays in sequence order. Some plays are to be used as checks, others as feelers. At times it may be necessary to sacrifice a play to make those that are to follow successful. This, of course, necessitates a quarterback's looking a long way ahead. 7. The seventh and last law is one of precaution. Whenever in doubt, your Quarterback should do one of two things. The most natural is to kick. The other is to call time out and ask the linemen for information regarding the alignment and characteristics of the defensive linemen. More often you will punt when in doubt. Punting is almost always the safe procedure.

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