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    Success and the Law of Attraction

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    95 days ago in Linda Wyatt’s Weblog · No authority yet

    It so happens that you are what you think. You are the words you speak. You are the sum of what you believe you are, of how you see yourself and what you say to others about yourself and your circumstances. It is a universal law that what you put your belief in is putting out a powerful message that is a catalyst and sets things in motion to attract certain things. Earl Nightengale in The Strangest Secret says that before you make money, you must be already be a success–as a person– that you should envision yourself as if you have already achieved your goals, believe you are already successful, and reinforce this in everything you do in your thoughts, in what you say, in how you carry yourself, in every way… This universal law applies to people in all walks of life whether it be the successful soccer mom and homemaker, the teacher, the doctor, the salesman. It is your attitude and belief that makes you a success in life, attracting the things, the circumstances and the people to you who are brought to you through this law. Related articles ‘Idol’ Winner Boosted by ‘Cougars for Cook’ [via Zemanta] The Zen of Commercial Flight [via Zemanta] What women want [via Zemanta] Make a Good Day Great [via Zemanta] She’s just being naked [via Zemanta]

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    100 days ago in La Beet — What’s the world coming to? · Authority: 4

    From Marginal Revolution this about Icelanders being the happiest people on earth. From the New Yorker a bone-chilling recount of Nixon’s presidency and why that period is still very relevant to America today. Kottge.org links to this incredible collection of legs as used in book- and magazine covers… Puzzled as I am as to what this really is, animation, film, graffiti, a figment of someone’s imagination? I bring you this absolutely stunning little film. Found by Tore. Ezra Klein has a couple of posts about Ted Kennedy. The first just a short notice about how sad it is that it is this particular senators of all senators who has to suffer from a malignant brain tumor. In the second post he quotes other mourners and reflects some more. Ezra Klein writes like he’s ancient and has studied intensely all his life. But no, here’s yet another young person who’s just immaturely brilliant! He writes for the liberal magazine American Prospect. No Impact Man points to this funny Australian/soon-to-be-American blog about Icing. Icing as in the clothes we put on, the make-up we wear (or don’t as it is) and the outward signals we send in general. Not surprisingly, I really like her post about what to wear when you’re well past forty! A tulip field in Holland!!! Picture snatched from a food blog on the New York Times. It was an interesting lecture on TED which directed me to Mark Bittman’s blog. Cow farts are mentioned… Jeff Jarvis has a funny post about our personal health in the public space. I didn’t even know such a thing existed as Google Health. But there you go. He points to this site, which looks very interesting to me, who, as many of you know, suffer from all sorts of weird little ailments… Megan McArdle reminds us of Tom Lehrer. How can such an old clip still be so relevant. It’s just same old, same old, isn’t it? And she has this remarkable story about milk subsidising in the US. I haven’t verified it - having almost unlimited faith in The Atlantic. And as the lady says, you just can’t make these things up! On the Danish website ComON (news about the IT world) I was astounded to find this link. It shows you how to modify your Iphone so the interface looks like Windows Vista! Who on the planet would want that, other than Bill Gates? My husband’s just got a new laptop for work and it has Vista. I find it absolutely horrible. It’s just plastered with widgets and warnings about this, that and the other and a completely useless “opening screen”. Give me XP anytime if I have to use Windows… On the Blog with the Long Name (on anthropology) I found this interesting post: What Women Want. You just can’t help clicking, can you? Gretchen, one of my happiness-gurus has this interesting post about how to stop a tantrum (in children, that is…). I’ll give it a shot next time Dane starts slamming doors. You might be wondering (if you’ve made it all the way down here) why I read so many American blogs and so few British. I certainly wonder about that myself. The truth is, I don’t think much about it, I just put down the good ones I come across. As it turns out, they are mostly American. If you can point me to some exellent British ones, I’d love it! You should know my taste by now!