You Can Have What You Want: Proven Strategies for Inner and Outer Success

procrastination is not a mental or physical ailment, but simply the label we hang on any situation in which we disapprove of the way we've chosen to prioritize our time.

When you get really clear and honest about what you want, everything in the universe conspires to help you get it.

"Is making (how much money in what time frame for what purpose?) a worthy goal?"2. When you have found the amount of money, time frame, and purpose that makes making money an undeniably worthy goal for you, go for it!

One of my mentors, Gay Hendricks, taught me two wonderful questions I use throughout the day to keep myself moving toward deeper levels of relaxation even in the midst of action:• Could I let this be easier?• Could I let this be lighter?

I have found the simplest way to discover and subsequently raise our level of commitment and intention in relation to whatever we are doing is to ask ourselves the "million dollar question':If I were going to offer you a million dollars for the successful achievement of whatever it is you say you want in your life, what would you do differentl

I have an abundance of love and money to share with my family, my friends, and the wider world.

What would I do if I wasn't afraid?

Your happiness does not depend on getting what you want. But that doesn't mean you don't want it, and it certainly doesn't mean you can't have it. In fact, I call this the golden rule of goal-getting:It's easier to have what you really want than what you think you can get.

Here's the secret to overcoming time as an obstacle in your life:The most important choice you make is what you choose to make important.