Always say “yes” to the present moment.  -Eckart Tolle

“Surrender to what is,” advises Eckart Tolle.  “Say “yes” to life and see how life starts suddenly to start for you rather than against you.”  Eckart Tolle is the author of The Power of Now and other best-selling books.

This week, I encourage you to say “yes” to the  present moment.

Enjoy a happy and productive week!

Very best,

Stephanie

What ever happened to good enough?  -Mel Robbins

“That’s the problem with so many adults, we’re all focused on getting it perfect, instead of trying,” explains Mel Robbins, author of Stop Saying You’re Fine:  Discover a More Powerful You and The 5-Second Rule.  By avoiding making mistakes, perfectionism can hold you back.  Making mistakes and learning along the way are important aspects of personal growth.

This week, I encourage you to let go of perfectionism and be OK with “good enough.”

Enjoy a happy and productive week!

Very best,

Stephanie

What you get by achieving your goals is not as important as what you become by achieving your goals. -Zig Ziglar

While harvesting the fruits of your goal achieving is wonderful, Zig Ziglar implies that “what you become” and WHO you must grow and stretch into matters more.  And that’s because the true purpose of your goals is to grow.

This week, I encourage you to make certain that your goals are stretching you to grow.

Join me for a FREE webinar on goal setting and achieving on December 7th.  You’ll find more information here.

Enjoy a happy and productive week!

Stephanie

Count your blessings.  -Og Mandino

“Once you realize how valuable you are and how much you have going for you, the smiles will return, the sun will break out, the music will play, and you will finally be able to move forward the life that God intended for you with grace, strength, courage and confidence,” explains Og Mandino, author of the best-selling book, The Greatest Salesman in the World.  He lived from 1923 to 1996.

This week, I encourage you to count your blessings!

Enjoy a happy and productive week!

Stephanie

You cannot do something new by doing old things.  If you want your life to change, you have to change your life. -Neale Donald Walsch

“So go ahead.  It’s safe,” advises Neale Donald Walsch, author of the Conversations with God series and other books.  “And it’s also…about time.”

This week, I encourage you to consider:  is it “about time” to change your life and do something new?

Enjoy a happy and productive week!

Stephanie

Whatever you are thinking is like planning a future event. -Abraham Hicks

“When you are appreciating, you are planning,”  explains Abraham in Ask and It is Given by Esther and Jerry Hicks.  “When you are worrying, you are planning.  (Worrying is using your imagination to create something you do not want.)”  Esther Hicks presents fascinating teachings of Abraham, a non-physical entity, on the art of allowing our natural well-being through books and workshops worldwide.

This week, I invite you to interrupt thoughts of worry and, instead, think about future events that you DO want.

Enjoy a happy and productive week!

Very best,

Stephanie

You can only succeed, you cannot fail.  -Neale Donald Walsch

“Failure is impossible;  it is an illusion,” explains Neale Donald Walsch, author of the Conversations with God series and other books.  “Everything advances you on your journey.”

This week, I invite you to consider that you “can only succeed.”  Life is always moving you forward!

Enjoy a happy and productive week!

Very best,

Stephanie

Once we begin to look for what’s right, our lives begin spinning in unimaginably exciting new directions.  -Pam Grout

“Instead of asking, “What’s wrong?” – probably the most repeated question in the entire English language – focus on “What’s right?”” advises Pam Grout, author of E2 – Nine Do-It-Yourself Energy Experiments That Prove Your Thoughts Create Your Reality.  “That’s the only question that really means anything.  The answer is the new, more joyful story you’re endeavoring to create,” she continues.

This week, I invite you to ask, “What’s right?”

Enjoy a happy and productive week!

Very best,

Stephanie

You’ve spent years learning how to read and write, years learning how to speak.  But what about listening? -Stephen R. Covey

“What training or education have you had that enables you to listen so that you really, deeply understand another human being from that individual’s own frame of reference?” asks Stephen Covey in The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.  “So if you want to be really effective in the habit of interpersonal communication, you cannot do it with technique alone.  You have to build the skills of empathic listening….that inspires openness and trust.”

This week, I encourage you to listen really deeply when others speak.

Enjoy a happy and productive week!

Very best,

Stephanie

Be impeccable with your word.  -Don Miguel Ruiz

“Why your word?” asks Don Miguel Ruiz, in his inspiring book, The Four Agreements.  “Your word is the power you have to create…The word is a force;  it is the power you have to express and communicate, to think, and thereby to create the events in your life,”  he continues.  Don Miguel Ruiz is an international best-selling author, whose works are based on ancient Toltec wisdom.

Don Miguel Ruiz devotes an entire chapter to this concept, the first of four agreements about which he writes. “Impeccability of the word can lead you to personal freedom, to huge success and abundance;  it can take away all fear and transform it into joy and love,” he explains.

This week, I invite you to be very conscious of the words you use, both in your personal thoughts, as well as in your communication with others.  Choose to be impeccable with your word.

Enjoy a happy and productive week!

Very best,

Stephanie