Before we get started on the 'law of attraction' and how it can catapult your internet business to online success, lets first be clear about one thing here. It's a point worth emphasizing and it is that 'mindset' is more essential in dictating your online success than all the webmaster skills rolled in to one. Don't believe me? Well have you ever heard of Armand Moran or Stephen Pierce? They are two of the webs biggest success stories. If you are not sure who they are just yet 'Google' either of their names and you'll find nearly 2 million web pages featuring them.
Armand Moran went from living with his parents selling vacuum cleaners to being a multi-millionaire in the space of a few short years. Similarly Stephen Pierce rose up from not only being bankrupt (twice) but from being shot and also from being homeless.
So how exactly did they mange to make these dramatic turn-arounds? Was it a miracle? Did they go and study for a PhD in Computer Engineering? Well, no, it certainly wasn't a miracle and it didn't include getting a PhD, but it did include getting a complete change of mindset.
You see if you have ever heard either of these gentleman speak 'live' on stage about making money online, you would soon notice that they both spend nearly as much time talking about getting your mindset right before they even start to talk about going near a computer and creating web-sites!
Armand Moran proclaims the following as the pillars of his success: Self-Mastery, this is the ability to 'create your own reality from your own thoughts' and also the ability to 'take action now'.
We are going to focus on the first of those pillars, the ability to create your own reality from your own thoughts. The most effective way to do this is by understanding and using the 'Law Of Attraction'. This law basically states that you will get in your life that which you think about most.
Have you ever wondered why the rich get richer and the poor get poorer? Well this law is involved here. You see, someone who is raised in a wealthy family will probably grow up and as a normal habit be thinking about expensive material items, luxurious holidays, successful careers and large bank account balances. These wealthy thoughts then attract more wealthy thoughts which eventually manifest wealth in their real world environment further improving their situation.
Someone from a poor background generally grows up thinking thoughts about there lack of wealth, this then puts them on the slippery slope right from the start for how can you get something that you don't even think about and believe is out of your reach. The answer is you never will. How can a person become rich, if they never think and believe that they will be rich?
To put this into webmaster terms, if you enter the search term 'luxury holiday' in to Google what results are you going to get? Web-sites about luxury holidays of course, which you can then go and click on. However if you put in search terms like 'starving' or 'poverty' then you are inevitably going to attract those type of results. It is virtually impossible to attain results about 'wealth' if you type in 'poverty' to either the Google search engine or your internal search engine your mind.
Now I'm not saying that your brain is like Google but I am saying that what you think about consistently will eventually manifest in your life. However don't take make word for it, try asking multi-millionaires Armand Moran or Stephen Pierce. If that doesn't satisfy you then why not go one higher. Why not see what the Dalai Lama has to say about it. Here are his thoughts on the matter:
"With our own thoughts we create the world we live in"
Finally then if you are currently struggling with your online business or just generally in life remember this one last quote from Stephen Pierce:
"If you have a pulse, you have a chance!"
So I suggest you go ahead now, put two fingers on your neck and take your pulse. Did you do that? Did you find a pulse? Yes? Good. Then you still have a chance of achieving all the things that you desire! Go ahead create them first in your mind and then watch the power of positive thinking manifest them in your life.
When you are cooking a recipe for the first time it is always a wise thing to follow it to the letter so you are sure that the outcome is close to what the original chef intended it to be. But after cooking it a few times and when you are getting comfortable with it you can change a few things around if you feel like it. Don't think that you are doing something wrong by not sticking to the recipe, there are always certain things in a recipe that is not exactly to you taste so your are allowed to change them a bit. Maybe a little less of this and a bit more of that, just so it is more up to your own taste.
Being flexible is sometimes necessary
It could also be that you just can not afford to get some of the ingredients because they are very expensive. Maybe the stores are closed and you forgot to get a certain part of the recipe. And while these things sometimes happen you start to improvise with the recipes you make and before you know it you are freewheeling it.
There are a few things you should keep in mind when you change a recipe, only change ingredients that are not crucial to the dish. Those items you can leave out of your variation or you could put something else in it's place you could even ad an ingredient in top of the others. The thing to remember is not to get rid of an important item, as an example, if you are making meatloaf you can not leave out the minced (or ground) meat can you? You can ad new spices to enrich the meatloaf recipe or make it more to your own taste.
Talking of changing a recipe, I'm a vegetarian.
Another good reason for changing a recipe if of course when your specific diet calls for it. Maybe you are, or someone who is coming to dinner is, a vegetarian then you could be thinking of starting to learn completely new recipes. You could also start with using the existing ones you know and substitute certain items with non animal ones.
In recipes with sauces that are tomato based or things like stir-fries you could use tempeh or extra firm tofu. If the dinner is with people who are vegan then you could use some soft tofu when you need something to substitute cream cheeses. If the recipe calls for milk then there are soy milk or rice milk that you can use. And when you need to replace meat in chili or soup recipes you can use a wide variety of beans.
So you see there are many reasons to divert from the original recipe, and you shouldn't worry to much about it. Sometime you just need to go with what your instinct tells you to do. There is no cooking police that will throw you in jail when you give a meal some personal touch, the worst thing that can happen is that your family tells you to never do that again.
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