Comments on: Life Lessons from Billionaires

By: cheap pest control

cheap pest control — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 08:57:55 +0000

Most of all Billionaires suffer due to money and power.The great example is Micheal Jackson.

By: Angela Chen Shui

Angela Chen Shui — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 23:42:03 +0000

Iyabo,

Thank you for working through the Oprah and Adolf happiness and asking for help issues. Choices, self worth, and learning from and through the lives of others is so satisfying, intriguing.

As a way to re-create how I connect with others I hardly ask ‘what do you do?’ when I meet someone new. It’s more ‘who are you’, ‘who are you Being today?’, ‘through what daily activity do you express who you are choosing to Be?’.

Today, in this Now Moment, if I embrace my innate Joy, unhappy thoughts, feelings, experiences one minute from now affect me differently than they would if I had not first been centered in my Joy.

My heartfelt desire is to always let more of Me in, so that there is more of Me to dance, sing, laugh and play with in each Now Moment. And hence, more of Me to share dances, songs, laughs, play during interactions with You, All Others and Life Itself into the infinity of all Now Moments.

Thank You, again. And Namaste….

By: Dr Wright

Dr Wright — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 08:26:11 +0000

I think the what are you hungry for question was the most interesting. Most people are not good at comforting themselves.
I started thinking about that. Simple things like Soft think socks make me feel comfortable and secure. I plan on ‘investing’ in the kinds of socks I really like instead of buying bargain socks just to get by, because I know when I feel stress, this is one of the things that can comfort me. The problem or challenge with that question is, even if we KNOW what we are hungry for and you can not take care of that hunger, how does that knowledge help you? Right now, I can only think that you can find a substitute to handle that hunger.

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By: Christopher

Christopher — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 02:12:58 +0000

Great reminder that happiness is mostly being at peace with yourself, not acceptance from others. Christopher’s last blog post..Twins Born On Different Days, Years

By: Lola Fayemi / Nourishment for your spiritual awakening

Lola Fayemi / Nourishment for your spiritual awakening — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 17:54:00 +0000

Hi Iyabo

Interesting post and good for many of us wanting more money to be reminded that it is something different from happiness and the 2 do not necessarily go hand in hand.

Everyone has issues, rich or poor. Someone who was want you want may not have what you have. Why? Because these issues are simply opportunities to heal and to raise awareness.

My upcoming teleclass series ‘Healing Your Relationship with Food’ is about healing the weight issue by dealing with the underlying issue which has nothing to do with food and everything to do with healing your relationship with yourself.

In peace, love and prosperity x x x

Lola

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By: Maria Lavis

Maria Lavis — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 17:39:34 +0000

Your article is a good reminder to people about the important things. Radical self acceptance, as well as acceptance of your reality as it is handed to you is not an easy practice, but a necessary one to being able to weather the storms in life, tha inevitably will come. I find the analogy of winter, or pruning, to be helpful. It makes it easier to let go of what you need to, and there is always the practice of starting over. One can always, always, always, start over again, with every new day. With every new breath, with every heart beat, impulse of the mind. Fresh is always there for us. In this way, if life hits you hard, you can find ways to cope and increase your capacity for resiliency. The battered pine that has survived many staggering storms, leaning out over a cliff, still & strong, is a beautiful site, but not the kind of beauty we usually celebrate in this society. Best to you. Maria Lavis’s last blog post..Facebook's not in my good books today

By: Mitch

Mitch — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 03:58:10 +0000

Society teaches us to ask what we want to "be"? Wrong question. In fact, 90% of grads are in a business not directly related to their undergraduate degree. The better question to ask is How do you want your life to be? Money is not the answer. Time freedom to pursue your life ambition. That comes with financial independence. Time without money is no good. Money without time is worthless. The day I no longer had to chase money to pay bills I became a new man. Not a billionaire but happy and engaged with life! Mitch’s last blog post..Evaluating Home Business Opportunities