13 Mar 2009
I’m reading a very interesting book at the moment, by Roger Hamilton -“Your Life Your Legacy” An Entrepreneur’s Guide to Finding your Flow. I’ve been really interested in the meaning of ‘flow’ recently – speaking about it to others and finding out what it means for them. For me, when I’m totally involved in something that I love to, I feel ‘at one’ with it – no separation. I love the feeling of being so absorbed with what I’m doing, I lose track of time and seem to be quite unaware of what’s going on around me. Being ‘in flow’ is also when your skills match the challenges and it feels like ‘you’re on a roll’ and nothing can get in your way!
I’d be interested in hearing about your experience of ‘being in flow’
Also – what’s the legacy that YOU want to leave behind in the world?
12 Mar 2009
Here’s a little exercise that will blow your mind!
Write “I want” at the top of a blank page and list all the things you want underneath.
Now change “I want” to “I have” and read each one as if you already have it.
Let me know what you discover!
12 Mar 2009
I’ve had some interesting discussions with people lately, about money and wealth. It’s amazing that many people don’t really value money – do you? Money is a bit like time – how we use our money shows what we value, ie: what’s important to us. What about wealth – what do you think ‘being wealthy’ is? In Roger Hamilton‘s book: Your Life Your Legacy, he defines wealth as “what you’re left with when you lose all your money”. I certainly don’t have a lot of money but I do consider myself wealthy due to enjoying a rich life, having a sense of well-being and abundance. Fill in my tips request form and ask for my article on ‘the power of prosperous thinking’ – it’s worth thinking about if you believe ‘you are what you think’!
“A man’s true wealth is the good he does in this world” Mohammed
