Steps For A Rewarding Meaningful Life

I submitted a post entitled The Boss a few days ago, it was from Earl Nightingale’s “Start Here.”  I received it in an email and felt that it was a great motivator for anyone struggling in the life or their work environment.

In that same email came a set of four steps to follow for one year that would make you a different person, living a rich, rewarding, and meaningful life.  These are the steps:

1. Remember that your rewards in life are in exact proportion to your service. Increase your service to others and your rewards will increase in proportion.

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20 Ways To Make Someone Smile

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I received this via email, another one worth sharing and remembering!

Do you want to put a smile on someone’s face today? Maybe make their day a little better. It won’t cost you a single penny or much time to do just that. And because smiling is contagious, it probably won’t just be one person you make smile today.

Here are 20 ways to turn that frown upside down.

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The Boss – Excellent Thoughts For The New Year

This came across in an email to me and I could not help but share.  It is a little long but does contain some great thoughts to start 2010 off…………. Happy New Year!

The Boss

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A Video To Watch Every Morning

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Abraham: APPRECIATION VS. GRATITUDE – Esther & Jerry Hicks

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Positive Quotes & Quotations

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An Inspirational Video 1 – The Law Of Attraction

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I Just Won A FREE Coaching Session from Noah St. John

It is very rarely that I delve into to my personal life here, however I have been going through some rough times lately and have had some difficulty allowing and getting my thoughts back in order.

For the past two days I have been spending time expressing gratitude and envisioning all the things I want for my future and today I was finally starting to feel better.  The longer you focus on the positive the quicker it comes at least that has held true for me.

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Napoleon Hill talks about his meeting with Andrew Carnegie

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The Minds Power and Inner Peace

by Tony Robinson


The influence of hopefulness is far more powerful than pessimism. When a person searches for inner peace, they must come to terms with the mind and emotions. Pessimism is thinking negative, which leads to chaos of the emotions, whereas optimism is positive thinking that leads to power of the mind. Optimism is the mechanism known as self-assurance, which makes a person feel hopeful.

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