Enjoying the Journey- No, Really.

"...practice [your desire] into such pleasantness that that is the easiest momentum that you feel. And then the universe will back you up constantly." - Abraham Hicks  So today is the 8th day of my 100 day challenge, and this will be brief but I have a few things to say. I have really been focusing on following my intuition, which has paid off in a lot of ways. That has been my focus, but I think there are a couple things missing from that. I realized that I wasn't meditating like I know I need to in order to feel alright. In my opinion, in order for my feeling, my intuition, my gut feeling to be on point, I need to have a clear mind and a clear clutter free mindset. If your mind is all cluttered with stuff that you haven't allowed yourself to sort through, prioritize or just let go of, then your intuition is clouded. Even when you feel called to take a specific action, the decision could be marred with thoughts and feelings on other matters that have nothing to

I make money while I sleep. When I go to bed at night, and I dream of sweet things, and how my life is just the way I like it, getting sweeter and more delicious on the daily when I awake the balance on my bank account has increased. I do what I do, I do what I like to do so much of the time. In my Wells Fargo, the balance reflects so so much more than I feel like I've worked for every time. I deserve all the good things that I want and I accept them without hesitation. I love the life that I live. I love my writing, and selling my products, and doing business confidently and without apology. I love spreading love and joy and receiving it back to me from my business partners and clients.  I love focusing, and those things that cause me to focus in on something I desire. I love my family and friends who share these amazing moments with me, and laugh and get tickled and surprised every time by all the incredible stuff that happens in our lives. And yet knowing that eve

We only just arrived at the airport, and everyone's hot and sticky-- the kids keep talking about leaving things behind from our giant Fuji Mt of luggage in the trunk. We are running a bit late and my husband is rushing, and thoroughly irritated, but the whole experience still rings my bells. This rings every bell that I own in mind because this is what I was made for. International travel for an undetermined number of weeks for a holiday that we've been planning years. We live our lives mostly like we're on vacation, but you can't help the chipper bright toothy excitement at the prospect of a bonafide, SFO flight to somewhere with crystal clear skies, blue water, and palm trees.  OOOO. I am so excited, I can just burst. When I come to from these realizations, I hear the loudest voice I've ever heard at 4:30 in the morning, "WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU FORGOT YOUR PASSPORT?!!! ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME??" I look around to who said these brave words to th

So, today's the day before Thanksgiving 2018 and I'm currently sitting at my desk after a long ass nap--it's the second day of my 100 day challenge. I had another job interview today and it was almost 3 hours long. I know I will get the job or another one that I've already applied for. I put a lot of energy into it-- not sure if I was totally in line with my challenge in job searching but I'm trying. I'm working on my concentration on not just making things happen but manifesting the results or equivalent feelings I desire. Just to recap in case you didn't see the video for the challenge I'm doing, a summary of it is this: 1. Ask for what you want 2. Following Intuition 3. Do what excites you 4. Surrender (don't push against hardship or inconvenience) Yesterday, the first day of my challenge was good. I had a phone interview or two, went to Walmart, cleaned up a bit. I did notice that the only time I went against my intuition, however st

I like doing challenges to keep me focused on positivity and what's really important. I can't help it, as creative and innovative as I am, I have a linear mind when it comes to goals. I found this after searching 'manifesting' into Youtube. The guy, called ModernHealthMonk, told his story that lead him to seek out manifestation and law of attraction, as many YouTubers do. But what really stood out to me was that he said he avoided negative thinking as best he could during this time. The way he worded it, was like he was refraining from negativity or fasting from it for the 100 days.  Like Cynthia Stafford, winner of $112 Million in the California Mega Million Lottery in 2007 states in one of her testimonials  on manifesting the lottery, "I strive to think positive at all times... We have to in life. Because if you don't, those thoughts that are bugging you will have a way of manifesting in your life." Even in the presence of great hardship, when she

I'm on my way to the post office to take a bunch of packages. I'm feeling pretty good, and bonus: I am not in a rush. I made $100 dollars from all the items I'm shipping today.  All from the comfort of my brand new scotch guarded brown suede couch  Living Spaces. Mmmm.... so comfortable, that beautiful silky material caressing my skin while I watch my shows, and resisting all dog stains like a boss. It gets dirty sometimes but I wipe it right away to keep it new and nice. I paid for it with my reselling money. Reselling items is so easy, sometimes it's hard to believe that it's how I make a living. But it's true. It's what Steve Harvey would call, "a passion", something I can do the best with the least amount of effort. I can dig it. I am in the process of getting my book published and it's truly been a labor of love. I like writing and editing has definitely grown on me so I'm excited for whatever's coming next. I repeat I am exci