In this extraordinary story, you’ll see a video of a man who was not expected to succeed. No one thought he would and he admits to being very scared.

Many people live in a world of what happened instead of what’s possible. They accept the status quo and throw up their hands saying, “How can I make a difference?”

We can all take a lesson from this short video story that will leave you with a smile and just maybe a tear or two.

Intuition is something we all have in great abundance. After
having taught thousands of people from all walks of life my
simple technique for recognizing their intuition, I’ve found
that there are a number of common questions.

I‘d like to answer the three most common questions that I get.

But even more importantly, there are questions seldom asked
about our intuition that, when understood, can greatly
enhance your daily lives.

I’m going to answer the 3 most important but usually unasked
questions about your intuition and how to use it more
effectively.

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I’m going to take the 3 most important questions seldom asked
and answer them for you in this free webcast.

You can register right now, but don’t wait, it’s coming soon.

Saturday 10 AM July 30

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I’ll also take your questions too. I’ll handle as many as I
can, time permitting.

It’s tomorrow morning (Saturday, July 31st) at 10 AM Pacific.

So don’t hesitate. Register now:
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More power to you,

Tom

P.S. I can’t guarantee that the audio will be made available,
but register anyhow, even if you don’t know if you can be
there, just in case.

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I was scared and beaten down. I recoiled at the sound of  my own phone ringing. My physical and mental energy had been so depleted that close friends were worried about me.

I’d been a vital, happy young man, then in my mid-20’s, and seemed to have the world on a string. Great things had been happening to me for over two years.

I’d held a dream job as an executive for Playboy, then a TV production vice president/producer. I’d gone from that to hosting and producing my own television shows. I even had an office at Universal Studios with a TV star as my partner.

I had always been interested in the powers of the human mind. I’d researched psychics, intuitive teachers, and business executives who said they used intuition to make decisions and many areas of deep paranormal study.

A whole world had opened to me when I began doing, quite by accident, intuitive coaching, which wasn’t what what it was called then. I’d never thought of myself as intuitive, at least not in the way it was turning out.

I had no intention of doing coaching or any sort of one-on-one work. It seemed to take on a synchronicity, which I’d surely pay more attention to today than I did then.

I’d been introduced to various movie and TV celebrities and executives who I’d been able to help out, giving information that I didn’t even understand myself sometimes. They, some of my friends began referring new people to me.

At first, I was happy to help, though uncomfortable with it all. I didn’t even charge for it. It was easy for me.

The build up had been slow but then someone called me a psychic. That jarred me and I very forcefully explained that that’s not what I was or did.

Most of the psychics I knew were either self-delusional or outright frauds who preyed on people’s weaknesses. I’d even investigated psychics and other frauds in that world behalf of a non-profit organization that I was involved with. Some of them were closer to psycho than psychic.

However, I also knew some psychics who were incredibly accurate and consistent. I was close to two of them who were actually retained by the CIA and other intelligence agencies to find lost agents and other clandestine information. Read the rest of this entry »

A friend of mine and I were talking about his business recently. I was giving him some suggestions about how he could use the Internet to increase his cash flow.

He then said something that is uncharacteristic of him, because it’s
a loser statement, and he’s no loser. This is just one of the most
dangerous mindsets that anyone can have.

Here’s what he said; “I wish I’d started doing something online when you first suggested it two years ago. It may be too late now.”

To me, that’s like going to the airport and discovering that you missed your flight. What would you do? Say, “Well, there will never be another airplane going there again. I may as well go home now.”

No, you’d make arrangements to catch the next flight.

We all miss opportunities in life. I, somewhat jokingly, say that I’ve missed so many “boats” in my life they’ve started to name piers after me.

Truth is, I really have missed a lot of opportunities. It’s easy to get reminded of them too, especially when it’s someone I know who got on that “boat” and is now making boatloads of cash.

Even if you were taking action on something else that failed, you were in action, and you stayed to see it through.

I call this mind chaff. Stay out of mind chaffs, they are dark and dangerous!

That’s not to say that regret can’t be a useful tool for leaning from past actions. Again, action was the defining factor and it just didn’t work.

In the promotion for my book, “How To Take No For An Answer And Still Succeed,” we said, “If you haven’t been rejected recently, you’re not living close enough to your potential?”

I would change the word from rejected to failed now. “If you haven’t failed recently. . .”

Here’s the real danger of failure; inaction. There’s the feeling of overwhelm when things aren’t going right. Our self-doubt becomes magnified, “what if I fail again? What will happen when others see me fail again? I can’t afford to fail again. . .”

Mind Chaff! Self-doubt magnified by events that could be helping you instead of harming you. Failure is a learning tool unless it freezes you, causes you not to act.

Failing can cause people to seek safety. A “secure” job or making what may appear to be “safe” decisions. Regimented lives can feel like safe zones against the pains of the potential for failure.

This is not a bad thing for society. We need people who are dedicated to work on factory lines, do clerical work, take care of our basic needs in the service industries. These are safety zones for many who don’t feel or know that they have options.

I’m not addressing these folks, but I would say to them, keep on keeping on. Thank you, that is unless you want more.

But for those who seek upward advancement, even in 9-5 jobs who are willing to take risks, you’re my audience. And let’s face it, you wouldn’t have read this far if you weren’t!

The use of our personal power is in direct proportion to our awareness of it. There are great examples of people who came up the corporate ladder in what seemed do be the regimented lifestyle.

How? they took risks, they took action, they dared to be wrong. I admire people like these because they are surrounded by witnesses who will see their errors. In the corporate world there are always predators waiting to capitalize on others mistakes to make themselves look good.

Smart risk is to use the risk/reward ratio. Is the potential risk worth the potential reward? If so, take smart action. Smart action is the beginning of the forward motion needed to accomplish your desired result. It could begin with research, or it might be to write the check right there.

In the latter case, the potential risk would be that you could absorb the financial loss if you’re wrong. Wrong action would be to foolishly spend what you can’t afford without more active research.

Sadly, some people never consider the risk/reward factor. They are in the extreme category, they either go all out all the time for as long as they can, or they seldom ever take action.  The former often hopes for luck because they long ago gave up on their own personal powers to accomplish their goals. The latter often comes from being fearful of being seen failing.

Failure is like an element in the Periodic Table. Think of it as an ingredient. I heard Stephen Pierce use the example of h20; water. Two elements of hydrogen and oxygen. Do that, and presto, water!

If you change it by just one molecule, and I’m terrible at this stuff, I forgot which one, instead of water, it becomes sulfur. Stinky smelling poisonous sulfur! Just one small, very small change.

That’s why I’ve been so curious about how we can tap into our personal power! It’s  conscious, intelligent use of creativity to keep exploring what works and avoiding repetitious mistakes. But even if the latter occurs, to just keep on keeping on.

Here are 3 steps to use failure to get what you want. In other words, failing UP:

1. It happened already. You can’t undo it.

2. What’s left? Use it, even if only the lessons of what not to do.

3. Resolve to begin taking action to accomplish whatever monetary or personal goals that drove you to act on what didn’t work.

Know that you have a reservoir of personal power and do all that you can do to find more of it, more resilience, more knowledge that you already have and forgot you did. Know that you have the resources at your disposal right now to get what you want.

Always fail up, it’s the next stepping stone to success.

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In my post, “Thank God For Giggles,” I led with this: “My best friend is near death. I wrote this for you and for all of us. I’ve explained why below.”

I had a great many responses, and thank you again, for those who took the time. Of course, several have wanted to know her condition and I’ve responded to those individual requests.

If you’d like to read the original article first, you can go to:
http://budurl.com/enrc

We are all so flooded with stuff, and I apologize if this has no interest for you. But for those who resonate with this, and maybe not for some other things you’ll see from me from time to time, here you are. Thank you.

I’m glad you’re here with me, but of course, you can always unsubscribe below at any time.

As I raced to catch the plane to San Francisco to see my good friend for the last time, I worried that I’d be too late. But I wasn’t and we had several hours to talk, hold hands and even laugh, though she was in great pain much of the time.

She hung on for months, but finally, and peacefully, passed away two nights ago.

The article, “Thank God For Giggles,” was personal yet I hope, instructive. It was about one of those rare moments in life when everything worked in sequence to bring an outstanding and life changing event into our lives.

Had one little thing changed, one moment different, I would have missed a life long friendship with one of the most unique and powerful people I’ve ever known.

The article was less about me and my friendship with Shirley, or even Shirley, as it was about the realization of gratitude, and the powerful and wonderful world of true friendships that we can sometimes take for granted.

Here we are on this blog, that mixes all this business with what? Pleasure, insight, personal growth and activation? Okay, all of those.

This is about us and our mutual trade with one another. Our trade of ideas, thoughts and even business techniques.

If any of this has impact, then by all means, don’t hesitate to let your closest friends know of your appreciation for them. Some will be surprised. It’s not something done a lot by most of us.

A final insight to Shirley, her specialness came with her last words. One of her closest friends, Shinzen, a Buddhist meditation teacher asked her son-in-law, Steve to put the phone to her ear so that he could express his love, even though she’d been in a coma for days.

After he did, suddenly she cried out, “Love, love, love, love, love!”

That was Shirley. I’m sorry you didn’t know her too.

New link for first Giggles article:

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I believe that progress in life is predicated directly in proportion to the number of “AHA’s” we receive then act upon.

These are the epiphanies of life. The sudden realizations that hit us, that can change us forever for the best, or that can also protect us from harm.

This is the foundation for all creativity, life changing innovations, the greatest writings in the world to “C” movies that amazingly got produced. Some actionable thought that hits us in a much bigger way than normal that is followed by our inspired actions.

If you’re like me, you get these ideas from time to time then wonder how in the world you could implement them. Some of them are outrageous. Some are so thought provoking it’s hard to let go of them.

The failure to at least investigate these is the platform for life’s failures. The foundation of this is often within our own disbelief  of self. Who am I to. . .? etc.

It’s not that we should take action on every big idea that comes along, but that we pay attention to them. Watch for the signs of confirmation. Synchronicity, sometimes thought of as coincidental are often great clues.

For example, you might have an idea about an unusual type of clock. You know nothing about clocks and didn’t really care too much about them until this idea hit. But it won’t leave you alone. Then, seemingly out of the blue, you meet someone who has some connection to the clock business. AHA? It would be worth investigation.

The human being is first and foremost a creator. All we do is create. We create our lives, our situation, or challenges and our solutions. Those who are unwilling to acknowledge their own personal power are doomed to being, by choice or ignorance, the victims of circumstances and outside powers.

Every AHA presents the problem of how? Maybe even when and where too. But, if the AHA is big enough to excite you, it’s small enough to find an answer to. What’s your risk/reward ratio for going for it?

One of my memorable AHA’s was on a walk through Bloomingdale’s in New York City one day. I saw a mother scolding her 5-year old boy in public. I wondered how long that feeling of public humiliation and rejection would stay with him.

I thought about the disappointments in my life and rejections I’d suffered through. Not only that, but how they had sometimes almost defeated me and yet had always made me stronger. That was a real AHA.

That night I was giving a speech to over 500 top sales people at the New York Hilton. I tossed out my prepared notes and told the story of that little boy. I discussed the power of rejection and how it could actually vault us to greater success. I imparted some very personal stories that night. It was a feeling of amazing release.

I’d never had a reaction like that before. Like most professional speakers, I’d had standing ovations, but never with the flow of tears that came with it from my audience that night.

Instead of shaking hands with me afterward, people were thanking me and hugging me in gratitude. I was in shock.

“How To Take No For An Answer And Still Succeed,” became the most popular speech in my career as a professional speaker. I later wrote a book by the same title that got the endorsements of Larry King, Jack Canfield, Og Mandino (“The Greatest Salesman In The World”) and many others.

I eventually got the rights back to the book and converted it into an electronic version, which has now gone around the world, selling more copies in the first three months that the original publisher sold in the first two years!

That single moment of AHA was life changing for me and others. I’m glad I paid attention to it.

So, I urge you to allow for the AHA’s in your life. Never shut them down, but explore them with an open-mind.

Amaze yourself with the possibilities of potentiality. If the AHA hits, then so does a way to realizing it, as long as there is a passion, belief, and gratitude behind it.

Who knows, the next one could be life changing.

AHA!

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Have you ever wondered what happened to the 56 men

who signed the Declaration of Independence ?

Five signers were captured by the British as traitors, and

tortured before they died.

Twelve had their homes ransacked and burned.

Two lost their sons serving in the Revolutionary Army; another

had two sons captured.

Nine of the 56 fought and died from wounds or hardships of

the Revolutionary War.

They signed and they pledged their lives, their fortunes, and

their sacred honor.

What kind of men were they?

Twenty-four were lawyers and jurists. Eleven were merchants,

nine were farmers and large plantation owners; men of means,

well educated, but they signed the Declaration of Independence

knowing full well that the penalty would be death if they were

captured.

Carter Braxton of Virginia, a wealthy planter and trader, saw his

ships swept from the seas by the British Navy. He sold his home

and properties to pay his debts, and died in rags.

Thomas McKeam was so hounded by the British that he was

forced to move his family almost constantly. He served in the

Congress without pay, and his family was kept in hiding. His

possessions were taken from him and poverty was his reward.

Vandals or soldiers looted the properties of Dillery, Hall, Clymer,

Walton, Gwinnett, Heyward, Ruttledge, and Middleton.

At the battle of Yorktown , Thomas Nelson, Jr., noted tha the

British General Cornwallis had taken over the Nelson home for

his headquarters. He quietly urged General George Washington

to open fire. The home was destroyed and Nelson died bankrupt.

Francis Lewis had his home and properties destroyed. The enemy

jailed his wife, and she died within a few months.

John Hart was driven from his wife’s bedside as she was dying.

Their 13 children fled for their lives. His fields and his gristmill

were laid to waste. For more than a year he lived in forests and

caves, returning home to find his wife dead and his children

vanished.

So, take a few minutes while enjoying your 4th of July holiday

and silently thank these patriots. It’s not much to ask for the

price they paid.

Remember: freedom is never free!

It’s time we get the word out that patriotism is NOT a sin, and

the Fourth of July has more to it than beer, picnics and baseball

games.

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Are You Average Or Above Average?

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Wow! That was an amazing call tonight! Thanks
ever so much. All through the call, it was as
if every answer you gave was for me. Even the
woman that you talked to about doing knitting
instead of what she should be doing. I was
knitting as I listened to the call, lol. I sent
my blessing to each person that they have their
desires manifest, I was sending blessings to
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It was (the call) very valuable to me.
The points I took away were:
Why is stuck so comfortable?
You DO know your talent if more than one person
has told you. (personal – even if you always
said “no way” I think you are right)
What are you willing to give up for what you
want? And remember to make someone’s day with
your positivity and words
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of living in power.
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yesterday. Amazing!
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