Manifesting Miracle Heather Mathews

Manifesting Miracle by Heather Mathews

 As a creative person, nothing is more important than being able to manifest your creativity and bring your vision to life - RIGHT?

Are you working hard at your own creative enterprise? and holding down a fulltime job? and managing a family? and still not really getting anywhere? Tired and overwhelmed?

So was Heather Mathews.

We all have that inner feeling when things are there to be created - but what is the best way of actually getting in the flow state and creating awesome new things?

I've been reading Wayne Dyer and listening to Brendon Burchard and following some amazing inspirational personal development blogs online. And then I stumbled across Heather Mathews.

Here's her story.

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Heather was working hard - 60 plus hours a week, following a budget, investment property, putting a little extra aside into super, all the usual long term 9 to 5 strategies.

But Heather Mathews was frustrated and just got the feeling she wasn't getting anywhere fast.

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She noticed her boss - the woman who owned the company she worked for - also owned three other companies, and didn't seem to work as hard or live at a pace as frazzled and exhausted as Heather was.

Check out the free video inside that fully explains her story - and how she turned her life around from one of want and lack into a life of focus and success. You can start working on it RIGHT NOW and turn your creative life ON and start reaping the rewards of fulfilment and satisfaction.

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From Online to Offline: How to Transition Smoothly

I see a great, informative post over at Evil Woobie on a subject we don't see covered often, How To Transition From Online Dating to the First Date.

It gives some good advice, and you have to chuckle over the part where you're advised to "...review past chats and take note of the promises that you gave in the past". Heh, we talk a lot when we're flirting and don't remember everything, so we have to keep our story straight, huh? Never truer were the words "an honest person never has to remember anything".

My own little part to add: people should be looser about meeting up for dates. So many online daters agonize for months before finally going out to meet in person. What's everybody so shy about? Don't you strike up conversations with the person next to you on the subway, or talk to people at work? So if you don't expect that every person will be "The One", and just go to have fun and socialize, you'll overcome your shyness and who knows, maybe even click with somebody that you thought wouldn't work out.

My other idea: for those people who don't know how to describe themselves, two of these kind of people can agree to meet for an "evaluation date". The purpose is just to socialize, get to know each other for an hour, then you both agree to go home and write the other person's profile! there, now you have a description of yourself as somebody else sees you. This can be a benefit, because people frequently forget to list their best qualities.

Meh, it's an idea...

Jodie BrittainPosted byJodie BrittainatWednesday, April 29, 2009