"Do you suffer from a habit or a behavior or a repetitive thought pattern that keeps you from being who you want to be? Do you try to change this or that aspect of your life, but wind up right back where you started? You're not alone! Millions of Americans try to make changes, but the whopping majority fail exceptionally!"
Our belief system is primarily inherited from our parents, and we could all be very thankful for what it is they've given to us, because it has helped us to survive. And no matter where you are in your life, no matter how high or how low, you can at least be thankful for your beating heart. After our parents, the school system, friends, and television continue to influence us in powerful ways. Aside from the odd rite-of-passage, like becoming a parent or getting married or getting divorced, our belief systems don't change very much after we've grown up. They stay rigid and firm, even if they no longer serve us. It's up to us as conscious individuals to change them or suffer the fate of a life lived with outdated beliefs.


John can go through his life believing he is not worthy of love, and he'll hold onto that belief even though he's lonely and miserable, even though believing he's not worthy of love will be the one thing that keeps him from accepting that abundance of love in the world.

Perhaps you may remember now, something that you've wanted to change in your life, some habit or some thought, some behavior that you've wanted to change, but try as you might, you always revert back to your 'normal.' You do this because at a fundamental level, you believe that thing you want to change is necessary. And you can be sure, if you believe it, your mind will go to extraordinary lengths to prove you right.

It's time to redefine your 'normal.' It's time to stop making excuses and start creating the life you deserve.