30 Days in a Row! by Alisa Hancock

When I learned the “30 days in a row — without missing a day” secret, I had been trying to lose weight for over 10 years. I had listened to affirmations, I had written affirmations, I bought several self-development courses — without any success! I noticed that a lot of people who had success would say they listened to their LifeVision — or whatever they did — for 30 days in a row — without missing a day!

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Aspire – Discovering Your Purpose through the Power of Words- by Kevin Hall

“Aspire -Discovering Your Purpose Through the Power of Words” by Kevin Hall is a unique book taking 11 powerful words and using them as the framework for presenting ideas and concepts around personal development. This book is nothing like a boring vocabulary book, but rather provides a solid intellectual and emotional journey. Kevin introduces many interesting people, including the Arthur, a linguistics professor who touches Kevin’s life in a deep way. All the stories within the book are compelling, motivating and illustrate the power of each word. I love how he gives us a call to action at the end of each chapter by asking us to identify and honor our own “practitioner” of the word, and then to reach out and share the word with them.

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Using Ideal LifeVision to overcome Your Fears!

Exactly a year ago, I recorded in my LifeVision: “For my birthday in July, I go Skydiving! This is a thrilling experience as I not only accomplish a lifelong goal on my bucket list, but also move into a time in my life when I’m willing to take HUGE risks and be more vulnerable. I can’t wait to jump out of an airplane and freefall! This is a big moment for me!”

Consider using Ideal LifeVision to overcome fears or accomplish BIG GOALS!

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Invest in Yourself (this week!)

Sometimes we need a little pick-me-up in our lives…… something to shake us up and remind us that we are POWERFUL! At times that pick-me-up comes in the form of a new favorite song, a good book, or a transformational conversation.

I’m going to suggest that you invest in yourself in the month of July and find a few little things that can produce BIG RESULTS. Do I have something specific in mind? Of course!

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My Story (on Video)

Today I thought I would share my first story using Ideal LifeVision (We called it “The Creed” back then). My Story begins back in the ’80′s (the olden days) when there wasn’t the technology we have today……iPods, CD’s, and fancy recording techniques. Looking back, I realize I’ve been a goal setter my entire life….it’s just the way I set goals now is so much different than the way I set them 35 years ago.

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LifeVision for Teens – Lisa Crookston

Can you imagine what your life would be like now if you have started with a LifeVision at the age of 16 and continued using it for decades? Imagine the things that could be accomplished with a revolutionary tool that helps you identify what you want in all areas of your life and then helps you focus on it, complete with your WHY and Action Plan.

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Fit for Life

Fit for Life is a “lifestyle” that takes a unique approach towards healthy eating. Written by Harvey and Marilyn Diamond it was released in 1985. The premise of Fit for Life is that digesting food requires a lot of energy and if you make it “easy” for your digestive system to get the job done quickly and efficiently, it will have more time and energy to work on burning excess fat. The recommendations in the book are slightly unusual and although wildly popular on the talk show circuit back in the 80’s caused quite a stir among dieticans and health care professionals. But in the past 20 years many of the Fit for Life’s recommendations are being backed up by science and are in vogue.

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Your Network is your Networth

How important is networking and how good are you at it? Networking is becoming more and more critical for success in this ever-evolving world. You might be good at what you do…… but if you are not good at networking and making a few new friends outside your “comfort zone”, you might not be as successful as you could have been. Remember…it’s not what you know, but who you know.

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