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Bargain mortgage rate shoppers are on a refinancing spree. Many have secured unbelievably great deals. Others have gotten caught up in the frenzy and got the short end of the stick. How can you refinance your home without getting burned?
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Setting Your Financial Priorities
Whether you know it or not, you are always setting your financial priorities. Some may decide that a new stereo system is more important than this month's electric bill. This may be a little off the wall but it is still setting your priorities. ...
What Is Your Fashion Style?
When it comes to clothing do you usually stick to one particular style or should you be called a fashion scientist due to the tremendous amount of attention you pay to trends. It can also be possible that you are not aware of your personal style....
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Discover Your Housing Value System
Are you stuck trying to make a housing decision? Small wonder. Your housing decisions are about everything in your life, and they involve your inner motivations and desires as well as finances, design and logistics. Consider this. Our relationship...
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Bring Balance to Life...
When you think of living a balanced life, think about Robin
Hood. Hood lived a spirited life, while endeavouring to
harmonise the imbalance of wealth - pinching from the rich and
shelling it out the poor - he communed with nature and attended
to the work-life balance like a saint - partying with his mates
and dating the fairest maiden in the land. Yet today, many of us
seem to struggle in the most uncomfortable way of living, nose
to the grindstone, shoulder to the wheel and ear to the ground -
the most uncomfortable way to live, if you ask me.
And we're challenged by other things too...
Some of us struggle with confidence. Maybe we feel too fat, or
too thin, maybe we believe our thighs are too wobbly or our nose
too big. We might feel like we lack resources like money or
edumication...
But don't let these things get to you. I take heart from Walt
Disney where ugly guys get the girl, like in Beauty and the
Beast; where Hercules conquered all and the Seven Dwarfs sorted
out the old witch and sang their hearts out while getting the
job done and where people can turn up in a carriage that looks
decidedly like a pumpkin and no-one bats an eyelid.
Well, I don't know about you, but I have, at times, felt like
life is an uphill struggle. I've felt disgruntled and let down
with the way events, sometimes a year, turned out. I've snarled
bitterly at romance, been obese, had financial troubles and been
verbally and physically abused in a relationship. Maybe your
experience is similar, maybe a little different, slightly better
or worse, but I'm sure we can empathise with each other and
maybe even share a little feeling of disillusionment with life
in general.
But this word "disillusionment" is interesting. It makes me
wonder how I came to be disillusioned. Because to come to a
place of "disillusionment" must mean I that there had to be an
original "illusion". And, I guess, that this illusion
might have
been shaped by the values of society and the wonders of Disney:
work hard for a living, marry for life - in other words grow up,
be a hero and find a princess.
No easy task, eh?
But what are your illusions, my new friend? What did you hope to
have found in life before you stumbled on my article? Who did
you hope to be? Who did you hope to love? What were your dreams?
How will you change it?
Today, I'm incredibly blessed. I am surrounded by millionaires -
outstanding advisors: people with simple, wise philosophies who
want to share for the greater good. I have a wonderful
relationship, enjoy the flow of financial abundance and live in
a location that can only be described as divine.
What changed?
Me. My thoughts. I took responsibility for everything. I decided
I would be everything I could be. I learned from my experiences,
writing down everything I had learned, positive or negative:
what I liked and didn't like about my previous partners,
finances and experience of life; what I would and wouldn't
tolerate from that day on; who I intended to be; how I intended
to behave and what I wanted my life to be about.
I set out on a mission, not to doubt who I could be, but to
know, I could have it all, if I chose it. You can do the same.
If you are feeling disillusioned with life right now, then look
back three or four paragraphs and find some ways to change
things around. Ask good questions and surround yourself with
outstanding men and women, who are reaching out to you with a
helping hand, if you want to take it...
About the author:
CommunitySoul is a global network involving some of the world's
Best-selling authors, top speakers and coaches in personal
growth and development. Except our helping hand up. Put your
life on a new level. Learn from great minds and share your ideas
and experiences along the way. www.communitysoul.co.uk
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