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Your Prosperity Can be Easily Had

bobyeager — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 19:59:38 +0000

Prosperity Paradigm was followed by Leslie Fieger’s ” Your Prosperity Paradigm” and after reading everything that Leslie Fieger has written, I have to say that this is one of his most profound pieces of work, next to the Delfin Knowledge System…but, will it allow you to find prosperity and abundance in your life?

Your Prosperty Paradigm

Doing Leslie’s work justice in a blog post is not easy, so I decided to include a short letter that one of the leaders in the personal growth industry, online, has to say. When you are through reading this amazing letter, be sure to grab your copy of Leslie’s book… this is not an affiliate link and I am not gaining any profit from recommending this… I just realize how important this is
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I Found Your Propserity Paradigm To Be An Incredibly Powerful Yet Practical Formula For Success

by Chuck Danes
What an incredibly inspiring, insightful and empowering piece of work!!

I’ve immersed myself in countless books and personal empowerment programs over the years finding that many, although insightful and entertaining, often times missed the target when it came to providing a clear and concise plan for achieving whatever level of success someone may aspire to individually.

I’m pleased to say that after reading “Your Prosperity Paradigm” (3 times now in fact) that it stands way out amongst the crowd.

“Your Prosperity Paradigm not only provides a clear, concise and no fluff approach to achieving what is referred to throughout the book as “real wealth” and success, but also provides the information in a profound yet at the same time, easy to digest and comprehend manner and leaves the reader armed with the insight, direction and the specific steps needed to effectively harmonize and experience greater outcomes in every area of life.

My personal take is that this book will leave any reader energized, rejuvenated and armed with an uncommon understanding with regard to producing real and “tangible” results and well on their way to creating and experiencing a fulfilled and prosperous life.

Leslie’s entertaining, unique and masterful writing style made it difficult to put the book down my first time through, and clearly communicates a “can’t fail” system with a personalized, practical, step by step plan that will enable and empower anyone with the desire and a willingness to apply the principles shared, the ability to experience life in a whole new way.

I think it’s safe to say that anyone who is serious about achieving any level of success in their life, whether they’re brand new to, or a seasoned alumni in their personal empowerment journey, will find the information and knowledge shared in this book extremely beneficial.

I know in speaking for myself that it has most certainly assisted me in reaching not only the next level of understanding with regard to the “how to’s” of success, but once applied, well on my way to achieving the long term results that I am and will continue “envisioneering” for myself.

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On a scale of 1-10, I rate Your Prosperity Paradigm a 10 and 1/2.

Chuck Danes
Founder Of Enlightened Journey Enterprises
and Creator of the Personal Empowerment Portal

http://Abundance-and-Happiness.com

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A Creative Journey – Using a Magazine to Heighten Creativity and Learning

bobyeager — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 06:15:17 +0000

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Go to your local newsstand and pick up magazines you wouldn’t ever read and read them for ideas, connections and trends. This is an often repeated example of using outside stimulus as a way to jumpstart our creativity. This article is an example of someone following this process to heighten creativity.

Read essays, articles, or books on creativity and you will more than once you will read that you can heighten your creativity and create new ideas by reading magazines that you wouldn’t typically read. The suggestion is to go to your local newsstand and pick up magazines you wouldn’t ever read and read them for ideas, connections and trends.

This is an often repeated example of using outside stimulus as a way to jumpstart our creativity.

I have read this suggestion many times. I’ve suggested it myself. I’ve even done it a few times. But I’ve never seen anyone show someone an example of doing it.

Until now.

Earlier this week I found the April edition of Wired Magazine in my briefcase as I traveled. I had picked it up a couple of weeks before in an airport because I was drawn to the cover, which suggested that the main focus of the issue was “The New World of Games.”

While I am not a current subscriber to Wired Magazine (used to be) and you might not be either, I think you will find both the process and my results enlightening and fun.

My Process

Reading a magazine for creative insights is pretty easy. Get a magazine, a highlighter, and perhaps some paper or your Journal. Then begin reading. Don’t skim or read only the things that are immediately or naturally interesting to you. Read everything. Read the articles AND the ads. And while you are reading, be asking yourself things like…

What does this remind me of?
How does this relate to my situation, problem or challenge?
What did they do that I can do?
How could I use this?
How can I learn from the experiences or suggestions in the article (or ad)?

These certainly aren’t the only questions you can ask, but they are enough to get you started. You can go into this creative journey with a very specific challenge or problem in mind, or you can just do it to see what serendipitous ideas you generate – either way is fine!

In this case, my journey was a random one – I wasn’t thinking about a specific issue or challenge, I was just reading to see what I might find.

How to Read the Rest of This Article

The rest of this article will provide some of my ideas and what spurred them. I encourage you to read on observing my process and seeing what ideas or insights you get from my insights. In other words, I encourage you to use the process I just described on the rest of this article!

You may also decide to go to the library and get the April 2006 Wired Magazine to see all of what I am describing.

My Journey

… page 26 – a side bar asks the question, “Is a half hour show too long for today’s viewers?” Three people answer with different perspectives. My first reaction is that this is an interesting question…. And my second was that the answers given basically come down to the quality of the story. If a good story is told, people will watch (hey, we sat through 3 + hours for Titanic!) So while this is an interesting question, it is a bit backwards. The relevant question is, how good the story? This relates to my work in terms of training – how long do people want to learn at one sitting, etc. Do I think that times are changing? Sure I do. But people are still people. They will worry less about time is they are engaged. In the end – whether through story or great interaction in a learning situation, the right question is how can we engage people, not how long is the experience.

… page 29 – Lexus presents a four page advertisement for a PBS series with Charlie Rose. It contains very interesting excerpts from two shows in the series. This content was so compelling to be almost worth the price of the magazine itself – far better than many articles I have read in the past. It reminds me that advertising can be relevant and that when we educate and inform others in a valuable way, we might do a better job of marketing, persuading, or selling, than by trying to market, persuade or sell.

… page 56 – talks about a feature film based on a Beastie Boys concert. This movie was created from footage recorded by 50 fans from cameras the band gave them for the length of the concert to film their entire experience. Over 100 hours of raw amateur footage was edited together for this movie. Though I don’t own a Beastie Boys album and haven’t been to their one of their concerts, I am completely captivated by this idea! It appeals to me because the band got this idea and implemented it (the collection of the footage) in 3 days – from conception to footage. 3 Days. This has been challenging my thoughts about how long it takes me to implement or being willing to implement something . . . fast. It also speaks to the power of getting your Customers involved in the experience of your product or service. This two thirds of a page has had me thinking a lot in the last few days.

… page 66 the Play section of the magazine shows pictures and brief descriptions of new products. One on this page is called the Storm Tracker (This is an umbrella that has a bulb at the end of the handle that collects forecast information from local forecasts (wirelessly) and tells you if you need to carry it, based on how much it blinks. The more it blinks, (up to 100 times per minute) the more likely rain will fall. While I don’t see many people paying $99 for this, I was intrigued by the use of a small “non computer” device to give us data that we might be able to use. While I don’t design products like this, I am fascinated by how these types of technologies might be able to aid, impact or influence performance and learning in the future. The Storm Tracker has opened my eyes to be watching and thinking about this question.

These examples get me through less that half of the magazine, and I didn’t even share all of my insights from the first 66 pages!

Rather than continue in this article, I encourage you to read more on my blog, as I will be sharing more of these snippets there.

I hope that riding along on my journey has been interesting, and I hope that you got an insight or two through my examples above. More than that though, I hope that I have convinced you to pick up a magazine you’ve never read before, and try this process for yourself. If you do, I promise you will learn something, and you may solve a vexing problem or identify an amazing opportunity along the way.

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