Category: Happiness

This is the place where you can truly set your thoughts into motion because it is here that you develop your goals, create your vision, forge your plans, and ready you actions.

If I were creating a college – these would be the only classes.

Become successful. Here's how.

It’s amazing what a difference the seasons and the weather can have on the passage of time. As Tennessee Williams once rhapsodized: “Don’t you just love those long rainy afternoons in New Orleans when an hour isn’t just an hour — but a little piece of eternity dropped into your hands — and who knows what to do with it?”

Tony Robbins stopped by on his birthday. And then he started causing problems. Like he does.

Can you be inspired to do amazing things in 60 seconds (or less)? Watch this video.

Keep in mind that these very same steps are to be used on any problem we encounter — from the tangible to the intangible, from the small to the large.

The only way to survive, to get off the floor, to build, to have ideas, to create businesses, to have flourishing relationships is with diversification. And with the greatest invention since the wheel, the internet, it’s easier to do it now than ever before.

Can you rewire your brain in two weeks?  The answer appears to be — at least partially — yes.

What are the most valuable things everyone should know?

If there is one book you should read — study! — after The Master Key System by Charles F. Haanel, it is the late J.F. (Jim) Straw’s Mustard Seeds, Shovels, & Mountains.

Don't think about what can happen in a month. Don't think about what can happen in a year. Just focus on the 24 hours in front of you and do what you can to get closer to where you want to be!

In case you’re not feeling under the influence of the love bug, I’ve got some sure fire tips and action steps to get you in the mood.

Durant’s thoughts on the “Great Man” (and certainly, Great Woman) theory of history.

Think you don't have time to read? Think again. If Rao can manage to do it, so can you. Here are his top tips, plus a couple of my own.

Each one of us has his own priorities. Based on way our own ways of living, we can decide priorities to make life easier.

In 1948, Bristol’s personal interests in metaphysics led him, at age 57, just three years before his death, to write his enduring New Thought classic The Magic of Believing.

In 10 years time, do you want to look back and be swallowed by a feeling of regret, or do you want to rejoice on a decade well lived?

“The less promise and potency in the self, the more imperative is the need for pride. The core of pride is self-rejection.”

Do this and you'll have done the important stuff first.

Here are 7 evidence-backed ways to start improving your memory, refining your motor skills and harnessing your creative potential today, no matter how old you may be.

Here’s another great article from professional ’lifehacker’ Mark Chernoff, in which he helps us to confront a number of potentially damaging lies head on.

How to Attain Success.

Carol Morgan, a psychologist and educator, once posed two questions to her readers: what had they always wanted to become since childhood, and had they achieved their dream in adulthood? For those who answered in the negative to the second question, she offered these 13 indications that life might be passing them by.

I formed 5 habits which still help me today. I encourage you to use them too.

Here’s a video that should be mandatory viewing for everyone who’s ever had a moment of doubt about what they’re doing or how to take the next step forward.

Wealth is a by-product of or a means to a noble end.

Most people can – with practice – develop a variety of skills that work well together. I call this idea the Talent Stack.

In order to take advantage of the Law of Attraction to the fullest, you must be able to keep your attention on your goal.

Yet, there’s compelling evidence that slowing down and actually "doing nothing" can actually improve productivity and increase happiness.

Somewhere, there is a one dollar bill waiting for you.

A teacher asked a student, “What holds a tiger within a cage?”

The words of spiritual writer and lecturer Neville Goddard retain their power to electrify more than forty years after his death.

In Week Five of The Master Key System, Charles F. Haanel wrote The mind, which pervades the body, is largely the result of heredity, which, in turn, is simply the result of all the environments of all past generations on the responsive and ever-moving life forces.

Being productive is really a battle. It’s the worst kind of battle: a battle against yourself.

For you to attain success, you must be guided by the intellect rather than the emotions.

“I know you’ve made tens of millions of dollars in various areas of life,” I said. “Tell me how you did it.”

Without luck, I’m dead. For me, good luck equals happiness. On a scale of happiness from 0 to 10, I think I’m about a seven or eight. But that’s a big improvement.

Most of us, when misfortune occurs, pray for relief or deliverance. That is natural, and it’s a good way to pray.

Here are 7 myths about positive thinking and New Thought — and why they don’t tell the full story of this important spiritual and psychological thought system.

“The real secret of power is consciousness of power.”

You're sabotaging yourself by checking email throughout the day.

You’re either horrible or miserable.

[T]he time and thought which most persons waste in aimless effort would accomplish wonders if properly directed with some special object in view.

Charles F. Haanel encapsulates the entire philosophy of The Master Key System in the Letter of Transmittal for Week Twelve.

What you do is based on what you think... so borrow a few thoughts from Steve.

The Greatest Discovery of All the Centuries Is in The Master Key System by Charles F. Haanel.

Here is Liberace singing "The Magic of Believing." He wrote and recorded this song due to the great influence on his life of Claude Bristol's 1948 self-help book, "The Magic of Believing." In fact, he credited his success both personally and professionally to this philosophy of positive thought. While it may be somewhat "corny" by today's standards, this song is his tribute to the life-changing science of belief.

The video, which you can check out below, is a compilation clip of sorts, in which Vai—who was shot in different settings and at different times—lists (and eloquently explains) what he feels are 10 tips for success.

Anyone who works a 32-year career is deserving of praise, especially if during those 32 years, they put their all into the job and work diligently and with pride.