Perspective is like a waitress; it’s the Universe delivering your viewpoint. 

When you’re having a bad day the worst thing you can do is remain on that same negative track. Doing so will continue to send your day on a quick downhill descent; like an avalanche.

Perfecting your ability to pivot on a dime and shifting your focus is essential in maintaining control of your life.

Ultimately, seeing everything as a positive is a skill and this positive attitude muscle will get more of a workout some days than others.

Don’t look at this as a bad thing but as an opportunity to practice and further develop your positive attitude muscle.

Occasionally, you will run into folks that you’d like to knock out with this muscle but remember this practice and growth is designed to make you a better person.

Strengthening this positive attitude muscle elevates and maintains your high vibratory state; which lives in the realm of true manifestation.

It enables you to attract the things you want in life easier and faster.

Your perspective goes far beyond whether or not the glass is half full or half empty.

Looking at every minute of the day as a lesson creates a vastly different framework for life.

So instead of going straight thru to the negative, ask yourself “What is the lesson here and what good thing can I derive from it?”

Even in the worst of situations there is always a blessing in disguise; you might have to turn your head to the left slightly and look up.

Be Blessed!

I’ve spent a good portion of my adult life battling “Road Rage”.

If you commute, you understand the term ever so intimately.

After personally winning the battle; my beloved husband has also enjoyed using numerous tools to calm his nerves.

There would be times he’d come home so steaming mad you could fry an egg on his head.

That was until he realized that divine intervention was always bringing him back to me safely.

I suggested he not worry about how soon he got home but concentrated more on his journey, getting home safely and making his commute a more pleasurable experience. 

Something as simple as getting a beverage, a snack and an audio book would make him less anxious and gently divert his attention.

Then there would be a spur of the moment meeting that would significantly alter his departure time.

That ceased being an issue when one day he checked the traffic report and realized that had he left when he intended; he would have been involved in a major multicar pile up.

I believe everything happens for a reason and I am continually grateful for this knowledge.

Segmenting is one of the best ways to maintain control throughout the day.

You can stay in control of uncontrollable situations by setting your intentions with sub tasks.

Having a routine in place also creates a peaceful environment and a pleasant commute. 

Doing a meditation for several minutes allows you to decompress and lays the foundation for your trip. Selecting an audio book or some music develops a great atmosphere. Get that snack from the store before getting on the freeway.

It’s not always what happens to you but how you react.

Enjoy Your Divine Intervention!

Most of us are creatures of habit.

We enjoy a regular routine and many of us really don’t like change.

Taking the leap to induce progress does require an expansion to your horizon.

Just a small change can redirect your trajectory and allow unexpected goodies to pop up when you least expect it.

Those new opportunities expand your funnel to handle all the new compensation headed your way.

This week look for just one new thing or something that you can do differently to add value to your existing routine.

What a difference a day makes.

A little dab will do ya!

Our lives embody their own special rhythm. It’s also known as the soundtrack of our life.

Some people hear music that rings out in certain circumstances and there’s a specific song associated with it.

Depending on what kind of music it is; there are crescendos like the ebb and flow of the tide. 

You feel it deep down to your core like the waves crashing against the rocks.

Music is instrumental as a benchmark to help us recollect significant moments in our life.

A favorite of mine to start the day during the last quarter of 2014 is: 

“Beethoven 5 / Secrets by Piano Guys”

In the video, it starts off kind of slow, gently builds, tells a story and produces magnificent imagery for all I love to visualize.

This is a great day to listen to whatever stirs your soul. Relax, close your eyes and just listen.

Soothe Your Soul!

Are you an impenetrable force refusing to be moved?

Have you taken a stand and drawn your own line in the sand?

All throughout history people have stood or sat down to make a point.

Allow this standing stance to convey your point at this place in time.

Living a life you love is a reflection of your authentic self.

Those feelings that create tears when you well up from sorrow are the equivalent joyous emotions of your positive authentic self.

Duplicating and maintaining these feelings throughout the day is your spiritual goal.

It is the true alignment of body, mind and soul.

It allows you to tap into your true purpose that transcends time, your current body and all forms of tangible materials in this realm.

The real power lies in the development of who you really are far beyond this world.

Connect with this feeling and follow along to its natural conclusion.

Enjoy the wisdom there to better your life; here and now.

The voices will tell you where to turn on this route during this journey.

Listen well!

We are born with a level of sight that surpasses our eyes.

Our senses extrapolate intel to our brain that we can discern with pinpoint accuracy.

Blind people maneuver by heightening their remaining senses to compensate.

If you close your eyes; what can you differentiate from your surroundings?

It’s great practice to amplify your senses; one by one.

Try one this week and see how well you move through life.

Sometimes we think we have to lose something to gain something; but that is not always the correct perception.

If you have apples on the table and make apple pie; don’t you still have apples?

Creating an altered state can produce answers to questions not even related to the immediate subject.

Here’s To Thinking Beyond The Box!