A lot of people think since they are visualizing, keeping the faith, showing gratitude (to name a few) that surely by now, after two weeks, they should already be living in the Bahamas and drinking the pretty little drinks with the paper umbrellas.

Here are a few constants when it comes to the Law of Attraction, in no particular order.

Just because you can't see the Law of Attraction, doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. You can't see air, but it's there.

"How do I find the confidence in myself to feel that I can apply the Law of Attraction adequately to attain all my desires?"

All teachers of the Law of Attraction do agree on the basics of this Law. Whatever vibration you emit will attract back to you, in some form, via the Universe.

Here are some great money abundance affirmations that we have used in the past or that other Law of Attraction practitioners have e-mailed to us.

An executive intervention is an excellent option for individuals who are highly productive and functional in the workplace and who suffer from the disease of addiction. In these cases, the employers or partners of the professional are faced with the reality that addiction is a progressive disease, and that it is just a matter of time before the addiction causes productivity to decline, a work related accident or incident to occur, or deteriorating health, leaving the employer/partner no choice but to dismiss the once highly valued worker. In the case where the employer is fully aware of the substance abuse problem, they can be a highly motivating force in the executive intervention. While it is preferable for the addict to make the decision on their own to accept treatment, oftentimes the addiction may be preventing any level of rational thought necessary to make such a decision. If the message delivered by the employer/partner at the executive intervention is grounded in complete support and with the assurance that the addict’s position of employment will remain, provided treatment is accepted, the addict has an added incentive to accept treatment and begin the process of recovery. There are situations where employers may not be aware of the employee’s substance abuse problems. The family and friends are painfully aware of the addiction, yet the addict has been successful at hiding it from the workplace. The family may be justifiably concerned that it is just a matter of time before the addiction causes problems at work and jeopardizes the addict’s employment status. In this case, the family must exercise great care in the executive intervention. It is ill advised to announce to employers and partners of the addict the existence of the addiction and the desire to go forward with an executive intervention without first consulting with an intervention specialist and discussing the risks and issues relative to any such disclosure. For more information on this issue visit Steven Lodge Interventions.com. Another issue that frequently appears in executive interventions is ego. I’ve intervened addicts on every level of the economic spectrum, and, for the most part, they have been charismatic and highly intelligent individuals. In an executive intervention, egos may have been elevated to a higher level. Advanced education, financial status and professional degrees and licenses sometimes create an additional defense mechanism that interventionists face in an executive intervention. As an example, it would not be unusual to expect quite a bit of negotiating and outright objections when intervening an attorney. The executive or professional status of the addict should not be construed as intimidating or a deterrent from going forward with the executive intervention. It does, however, illustrate the need for considerable preparation in the pre-intervention meeting. Perhaps the most important factor to consider if you have a friend or family member who is suffering from addiction, is that addiction is progressive (gets worse over time) and that it can be fatal (accidents and a multitude of health related issues). Simply put, good things don’t happen to people suffering from addiction and the problem rarely goes away on its own.

Can forgiving someone help you to apply the Law of Attraction intentionally?

So you're just living your wonderful Law of Attraction life and...bingo! You start to have one of those days

You're focusing on your wants and trying not to get upset with your everyday circumstances that just happen.

We all use them. Gray words, that is. Can just changing a few words be enough to change your life when applying the Law of Attraction intentionally?

So you understand the Law of Attraction. It may have worked for you in some instances.