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Maybe you’re just getting started in business. Maybe you already own a business but it’s not doing as well as you’d like.  No matter. Law of Attraction says you’ve already received abundant success.  You’re the only one who didn’t know!

I’m not saying this to brainwash you with a Law of Attraction wishful fantasy (those don’t work very well, have you noticed?). I’m saying it because the universe knows it to be true. Which means you’re invited to know the truth of it too.

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Prediction: The term “attraction marketing,” novel as it sounds today, will evolve into mainstream marketing over the next 10 years. Then we’ll refer to it as “marketing.”

Currently the essential difference between attraction marketing and mainstream marketing is this: attraction marketing isn’t about what you do. It’s about who you are – eternal, abundant and richly successful.

I call the traditional style of marketing (what most of us grew up with) old power marketing. Its essence is doing – or, more precisely, manipulating.

If you’ve ever watched a “Mad Men” episode, you’ve seen old power marketing in action.

The question asked in old power marketing is: how do we dominate this market, drive the consumer to buy, and decimate the competition? It’s all about victory through force: do more, spend more, conquer.

If these questions make you feel ill, it’s time for you to discover whether Continue Reading »

Do we create our own reality or don’t we? Law of Attraction says we do. Not just sometimes – all the time. No exceptions.

Why, then, do we continually create situations we don’t like? Why would anyone “create” a car accident or cancer or or being the victim of a crime? Continue Reading »

It’s a safe bet the 1993 movie “Ground Hog Day” wasn’t created as a Law of Attraction teaching. Yet, it provides one of the clearest illustrations I’ve ever seen of  how we create our own reality. (Plus, it’s hilarious.)

Bill Murray plays Phil Connors, a cynical and disdainful local TV weather anchor who gets trapped with his TV crew in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania,  on Ground Hog Day.

What I mean by trapped is: after the show is taped, Phil can’t leave  Punxsutawney (because of a huge storm he failed to predict).

Worse yet, he wakes up each morning only to relive Ground Hog Day.  Over and over. Each morning the hotel clock radio snaps on at 6:00 a.m. and once again it’s February 2. No one else in the movie has any memory they’ve lived this day before: just Phil.

That’s the premise. But what’s the Law of Attraction secret hidden in this movie? Continue Reading »

There’s no way you could be trying to cajole or curry favor with the Law of Attraction.  Absolutely not.  Not you.  Me neither.

But just in case you  have a wee tendency to strive for brownie points with LoA  read on…

Since childhood most of us have learned to think of the universe or God or spirit (or the Great and Powerful Oz) as a big outside authority watching our every move, hearing our every thought and keeping score on a cosmic spreadsheet.

As a result… most of us have become adept at trying to justify our worthiness. We’re in the habit of begging, cajoling, promising to be good forever if only just this once the universe will ______________ [insert huge favor here].

The vibration of this could be described as groveling.  Or some might say brown nosing.

The Law of Attraction responds to groveling by sending us more to beg for.

As grownups we may now think of ourselves as way too spiritually aware to cajole and suck up to an authoritarian universe.  But are we really?

How often do you  treat money carelessly by squandering  or maxxing out credit cards thinking “the universe” will  Continue Reading »