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March 5th, 2007

Looking Up

Good morning,

 

There’s been a lot of talk lately about “The Secret” and whether or not it’s a just a lot of hype over a concept that does not work.  The overall premise is that if you see the good in things and affirm that good things are happening, then they will.  I created a little mantra years ago along these same lines; “Things are good, because I say they are.”  Like Oprah, I do believe that this is a powerful piece of creating the life that we want.

However, I also am a firm believer in rolling up our sleeves and getting to work too.  In Oprah’s defense, I don’t believe for a minute that she is suggesting that all we have to do is state our positive affirmations and everything will suddenly become a world of lollypops and sunshine.  Oprah shows us just as many stories of people working hard against all odds as we travel the hero’s journey too.  She wouldn’t push so many people to get college educations if she didn’t expect us to also work for a living.  Those little girls in her leadership academy had to show they had the work ethic AND the attitude in order to get accepted into the program.

It’s really about learning to do both – doing our fair share of the work and believe that our efforts will pay off.

take care,

Skye Thomas

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Quote of the Week:

"Opportunity is missed by most people because it comes dressed in overalls and looks like work." –- Thomas Edison

"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have." -- Thomas Jefferson

“The word impossible is not in my dictionary.” -- Napoleon Bonaparte

This Week’s News of Interest:

Book Previews Sent to Your Email Address

In the past, if you wanted to preview one of our books, you had to download an .exe file or a PDF file from our website.  A lot of people’s systems couldn’t work well with the downloads.  So we’ve changed the system.  Now if you want a preview, we’ll email you a Word.doc version of it.  Just send a blank email to

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The fourth book is a collection of articles written by Skye Thomas and those articles can be previewed on the website.

Links to the March 2007 Horoscopes

We forgot to give you the links to the new astrology forecasts.  So here they are...

Aries March 2007 Monthly Forecast

Taurus March 2007 Monthly Forecast

Gemini March 2007 Monthly Forecast

Cancer March 2007 Monthly Forecast

Leo March 2007 Monthly Forecast

Virgo March 2007 Monthly Forecast

Libra March 2007 Monthly Forecast

Scorpio March 2007 Monthly Forecast

Sagittarius March 2007 Monthly Forecast

Capricorn March 2007 Monthly Forecast

Aquarius March 2007 Monthly Forecast

Pisces March 2007 Monthly Forecast

Feature Article of the Week:

Affirming Money

Creating abundance is probably the hottest topic across the Internet.  Whether you are looking to start a business from your home computer or trying to payoff your mortgage in time to retire with comfort, everyone seems interested in how to get more money.  There are personal growth and spiritual growth lessons involved in creating wealth that have been oversimplified.  Most people have issues around money that cause them to block themselves from actually creating a life of wealth and abundance.  A major piece of changing one’s self-talk is in stating positive affirmations.  However, without hard work and a bit of old-fashioned elbow grease, affirmations are worthless.

First off, let’s look at why we even need affirmations.  Many of us were taught that money is the root of all evil.  The real quote should read, “The love of money is the root of all evil.”  Yes, greed is the real topic, not the amount of money in one’s bank account.  For whatever reason the lesson about greed has been taught all wrong and people think that money in and of itself is evil.  Money is simply a means for barter, a trade system.  I’ll trade you a chicken for a new dress.  We agree to swap paper money or coins that create the equivalent of the trade so as not to have to haul chickens and dresses around with us.  Money is just a means of creating trades.  It is also a way to save up for later.  I’ll give you a chicken today, but I want apples when you harvest them from your trees this fall.  Money can be accumulated towards a larger deal.  I’ve worked all year making shoes for the entire village so that they’ll all come help me build my new house this summer.  Saying that money is the root of all evil is like saying that trading goods and services is evil.  Trading is trading; it is cooperation in a numeric format.  Nothing more nothing less.

Another concept that many of us have to unlearn is the idea that it is really difficult to earn a living or it is really hard to amass any kind of wealth.  Throughout my childhood, my father repeatedly warned us kids, “Things are a lot harder when you get out into the real world.”  Truth be known, nothing in my life has been as difficult as my childhood was.  For the first fifteen years after I left my dad’s home, I had to work really hard at making every penny because that is what I thought was the grown up way of doing it.  I have a friend who was raised with the exact opposite philosophy.  He was encouraged as a child that he was completely capable of making money with or without any fancy college degrees and such.  The result is that he has always had money and it flows in and out of his hands pretty freely.  He even built a business from the ground up on his first try because it never dawned on him that he was supposed to fail and struggle.  The ironic thing is, I was raised in a middle-class family and he was raised in a poor family.

Our belief systems around money definitely matter.  What we think about ourselves and money is more powerful than many people realize.  Most kids raised in wealthy families are not only taught how to make money, but also there is an underlying belief that they will naturally carry on the family tradition.  Most kids raised in poverty are taught nothing whatsoever about how to amass wealth and are conditioned to believe that they will never be rich anyway.  Those are the extremes.  Most of us are somewhere in the middle and so is our perceived earning potential.

Take some time and seriously dig through your thoughts about money.  What were you taught?  What was role modeled to you?  Facing your self-limiting thoughts will help you to stop letting them run your life.  You will have to work overtime guarding your every thought as you proceed down the trail towards a life of abundance.  A big piece of that will involve stating affirmations.  It is a method of changing the computer program running in your brain.  Let’s say that your original software was designed to believe that there is not enough wealth to go around and therefore it is going to be next to impossible for you to get your hands on any of it.  You want to upgrade to a newer program that helps you to manifest more money in your life.  Unfortunately, the human brain does not allow a program to be erased once it is put in place.  So, you are going to have to put an overriding program overtop of the original flawed program.  Every time the old program starts babbling about scarcity and the lack of money to be found, you have to immediately tell your brain to stop and play the new program that believes that there is more than enough to go around.  You do that by telling yourself positive affirmations.  Force your mind to really see tangible proof that there is enough money in the world for you to live the life that you dream of.

Affirmations are amazing and powerful, but all by themselves, they are not going to do you a bit of good.  Very few self-made millionaires did it be sitting in the lotus position stating to the cosmos that their bank account was magically growing all by itself.  You still have to get up and do something.  Sell something.  Give away a service.  Teach something.  Make people feel something.  Build something.  Yes, you ought to pick something that you love doing because it will be easier to become really good at it.  Nobody wants to be an expert in a topic that bores them to death.  It’s kind of like that story of the little engine trying to drag itself up over the hill, “I think I can.  I think I can.  I think I can.”  At the same time, he was working harder then he ever had in his entire life.  Do that.

Copyright 2004, Skye Thomas, Tomorrow’s Edge

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Skye Thomas is the CEO of Tomorrow’s Edge, an Internet leader in inspiring leaps of faith.  She became a writer in 1999 after twenty years of studying personal growth, motivation, soulmates, self-esteem, parenting, spirituality, metaphysics, family dynamics, dating, and astrology.  Her books, articles, and astrological forecasts have inspired people of all ages and faiths to recommit themselves to the pursuit of happiness.  To read more of her articles, previews of her books, and her astrology forecasts, go to www.TomorrowsEdge.net.  To read more about Skye and to sign up to receive her free weekly newsletter, go to www.SkyeThomas.com.  

 

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