My Summation of Ramtha's Alchemist's Crucible from A Masters Key for Manipulating Time

Time is for the thinking mind. It insulates us. And, the yellow brain is the thinking part of the mind. You use it to think up the ‘thing’ that you want to have or experience… as you think of what you want, see it in a mental picture, in 3D, move around it, see it with detail. Write it down on a card, maybe something like,

I want to have and live in the perfect house, in the perfect place, that we all love. Keeping all the energy of thought. Injecting it in your card.

But, we don't want the energy of the yellow brains 'figuring things out' in the creation. For this is the real training. The yellow brain will try to figure out how it is going to happen. You will say,

“No people are going to give it to me, and I am going to expect it at any place either, and I don’t want any event to cause it to happen, and I don’t want this at any time. And I don’t want anything close; I want this.”

And what is left is that thing that you want, on a card, without limits...  I want this, period.

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Lucky: a misunderstanding

I chuckle when someone sees my success and says, "wow, you are lucky." Or when I start something new, "Good luck with that". It's not luck. It never was luck. I was not born rich. I cultivated it from within.

I have bloody my hands working, literally. I have lost money. Felt dispare, anguish. I have felt like I let people down. I have gone hungry. I have worked eighteen hour days. I am lucky.

Freedom is not luck. At least it isnt for me. I have made and lost money. Then made it again. Each time refining the process. The mental game that happens inside me. This is the battle that one faces who isnt not born into entitlement. It wasn't luck.

Power vs Force

I recently picked up this book again. Funny how such a cosmic book gets accolades even from someone such as Mr. Sam Walton. I am reminded of the fragile nature of force. It's seeming relationship to winning. In my experience I have successfully won the game using force. But, as the author David R. Hawkins points out this win is not without a cost.

The Mayan Calendar, Hat Tricks, Web Apps & Happiness

Sometime, I just let it flow. I write from a reservoir of information that pours from my fingers. It explodes from someplace outside of me and my lil' hands can't keep up.

I wonder if all great writing comes from this place. I wonder if writers feel this and are moved. Like touching god. Then they lose it and call it writers block. I wonder because, for me, the greatest joy of writing is watching the words unfold, not knowing what will come next.

The year 2011 was an interesting year.  Strange movement and seeming stagnation, and a web app that is rocking my business.

I wonder if time will stop. If the calendar ends this year and all the world is eaten by a black hole. Or maybe our way of thinking is weighed in a new direction. Personally, I think it's the latter.

Walking on Fire

I talk a lot about fire. I may be talking about passion, but sometimes I'm talking about the real thing.

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The first time I walked on fire was July 2003. I attended a Tony Robbins: Unleash the Power Within event. It was a three day deal, But, Tony asked 3,000 people to walk on burning hot coals just hours after arriving, day one.

Making Money in a Crab Pot

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When I decided to change who I was. When I decided to get into real estate, to become an investor. My fiends and family told me I was crazy. To become rich from simple roots requires courage and conviction.  To become rich requires fortitude and to quote Napoleon Hill, it requires definiteness of purpose.

To date I have seen the crab pot in many areas of business and life. It happens because, as we are part of nature –we gather. At a small level this is what plasma is. Plasma is simply a collection of charged particles that respond strongly and collectively to electromagnetic fields.

Coworking: No, it’s not an Office

[I wrote this post for the Global Coworking Blog and have reposted it here.]

I’ll get to the meat quickly but first you must know, my passion for coworking erupted like many house fires, unexpected in the night.

One early morning between 4:00 AM and 9:00 AM this blinding surge became a blueprint to open a coworking space in downtown Salt Lake City. I don’t know where the idea came from… it was just there. I don’t remember ever hearing the term coworking before, but one thing was clear, it was time to open a coworking office.