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      1. Fwd: Fw: Did you Know
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      2. No thanx...
           From: KS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
      3. Tune into the inner critic..
           From: KS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
      4. Top 7 Lies that Prevent Powerful Results...
           From: KS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


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   Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2005 14:23:12 -0700 (PDT)
   From: Heaven Leigh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Fwd: Fw: Did you Know



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Message: 2         
   Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2005 20:35:32 -0400
   From: KS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: No thanx...

~~~ No Thanks ~~~

The rain was falling and the water level was  falling. As 
the water level rose higher and higher, forcing the man 
onto  the roof of his house, alone comes a row boat with 
an offer to take him to  safer ground. "No, thanks." the 
man replied. "The Lord will provide."  

As the water got higher, alone comes someone in a motor 
boat with  another offer to take the man to safer ground. 
"No thanks, the Lord will  supply." 

Standing on the very top of his chimney with a helicopter  
hovering overhead offering to take him to safer ground, he 
yells out,  "Thanks, but no thanks. The Lord will provide." 

The rapidly rising water  finally sweeps the man off the 
top of his house, taking him downstream  toward destruction. 
While being swept alone in the rapids, he cries out,  "Lord, 
why didn't you help me? You know I was trusting in You." He 
hears  a voice say, "I sent you a row boat, a motor boat, and 
a helicopter. What  more did you want me to do?" 

Isn't this just like most of us? God sends  the help we are 
praying for, but all too often we refuse to recognize the  
help He sends. When things over our heads and we are out of 
control, we  blame Him for ignoring us. 
Author Unknown


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Message: 3         
   Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2005 20:37:43 -0400
   From: KS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Tune into the inner critic..

Tune into the inner critic

"A critic is a legless man who teaches running."

-- Channing Pollock

Are you aware of your inner critic? We all have this voice that tells us we are 
bad, stupid, clumsy, cowardly.... Although its intent is to help us succeed, 
the harsh self talk of our critic just serves to drain our energy and lower our 
morale and immune system.

To defuse the inner critic, we need to recognize when the critic is speaking. 
We need to know that this voice does not necessarily speak for who we really 
are. This is an old pattern that may no longer be serving us. We want to open 
to the possibility that the words are not likely true. We can ask ourselves, 
"Are these words helpful?"

"No one can make you feel inferior without your consent."

-- Eleanor Roosevelt

"Abilities wither under faultfinding, blossom with encouragement."

-- Donald A. Laird

"Never react emotionally to criticism. Analyze yourself to determine whether it 
is justified. If it is, correct yourself. Otherwise, go on about your business."

-- Norman Vincent Peale


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Message: 4         
   Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2005 20:38:16 -0400
   From: KS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Top 7 Lies that Prevent Powerful Results...

Top 7 Lies that Prevent Powerful Results

Have you ever considered that most of what happens in your life happens because 
of the way you think? Your thinking directs your emotional reaction, which in 
turn directs your behavior. The way you react to a situation is not just a 
representation of the events; your reaction also depends on what you think the 
events mean. 


What you tell yourself, or what you think about your circumstances, may keep 
you stuck in a bad situation. That is why recognizing the lies you tell 
yourself is very important. 

These lies prevent us from being as powerful as we really are. 

1. It'll never happen. 
It's true, we have all seen our lives change in a heartbeat - sometimes an 
upturn, and sometimes a downturn. But generally success is a longer road that 
takes daily work to make it a reality. It will happen. Don't expect it to 
happen overnight, but expect it to happen. Don't give up. Powerful Results come 
from taking baby steps, one after another, day after day, until you reach your 
goal. 

2. Complaining is OK.
The Law of Attraction states that you will attract whatever you put out there. 
If you have a habit of complaining, you will attract more complainers to you. 
Life reflects back to you what you are expending. Or as the Bible puts it, "you 
reap what you sow." One of my favorite cartoons, "The Far Side," shows the 
character contemplating Spring, and she says, "Time to go out in the garden to 
see if the bulbs I didn't plant, didn't come up." Powerful Results come from 
planting the seeds for what you want to grow. 

3. Fix It Later
Winners recognize that it doesn't always matter how the hole got in the boat. 
It matters that it gets fixed so that you can get on with the fishing. However, 
it DOES matter if you keep running over the same rock day after day, and you 
are patching the same hole over and over. It is important to find the SOURCE of 
the hole and stop allowing it to happen. Powerful Results come from creating a 
lifestyle that supports your desires. 

4. Having an *idea* instead of a plan
Did you miss becoming a doctor, or dancer, or chef, or actor, or travel agent 
because you were "absent" the day they were handing out those careers. Of 
course not. All of those careers require that a person choose to go to school, 
sometimes for many years. If you don't purposefully choose the path to go down, 
something else will choose it for you. "Those who don't create their future, 
must endure the future they get." Powerful Results come from creating a plan 
and getting into action. 

5. Ignoring your talents
Thomas Leonard, founder of Coach University, suggests that you "perfect or 
customize what you want out of life so that it fits you perfectly." This means 
using your natural talents in a way that works best for you, in all that you 
do. So often we put ourselves into a role or get so busy responding to life's 
daily crisis, that we end up frustrated with busy work instead of taking the 
time to sort out what we're good at, let our strengths help us, and then be 
willing to ask for help with the rest. Powerful Results come from customizing 
whatever you do so that's it's a better fit for you. 

6. Having Elusive Goals instead of Do-able Goals
An elusive goal is "lose 10 pounds." There's no strategy or plan associated 
with that. A do-able goal is "walk 30 minutes each day," or "stop snacking 
after dinner." That's a plan of action that has measurable results. Powerful 
Results come from specific actions that have measurable results. 

7. Adopting a "what I do doesn't matter" attitude.
It's easy to say to yourself that other people and circumstances prevent you 
from doing something. It's easy to think that they are more powerful than you 
are, so your puny contribution won't matter in the long run. But this attitude 
tends to paralyze you, and keep you out of the action of creating better 
circumstances. Powerful Results come from being honest with yourself, listening 
to yourself, then doing what needs to be done. 
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Kathy Gates 


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