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Self-empowerment is a hot topic right now, as many people are seeking ways to become more confident and feel a greater sense of purpose in their daily life.

Here are 3 tips to becoming self-empowered that you can start implementing right away:

1.  Train your mind to stay neutralize resistance: If you think about it, the number one factor that perpetuates any pain, mediocrity, or inner conflict is resisting or judging what is taking place in the current moment.  Self-empowerment is a direct result of training your mind to let go of the compulsive need to wish things were different than they are right now.  By relaxing the mind into reality as it is, we open ourselves up to increasingly liberating and powerful energies within ourselves.

2.  Give yourself permission to go into the discomfort of your life: So much of the self-help movement is focused around feeling good and visualizing what you want.  In my experience, a major block to actualizing what we want is habitually avoiding what we don’t want.  Many people use the law of attraction as a way to turn their backs on the dimensions of life that cause pain.  For instance, if you hate paying the bills and therefore do anything possible to avoid them, visualizing being financially free will be useless to you… until you can go into the discomfort of paying bills and reclaim your power from whatever fear or block is there for you.  Our daily life offers us constant opportunity to go into discomfort; the more you can lean into it, the more you will reclaim your power.  It’s as simple as that.

3.  Recognize the open nature of who you are and reality itself: Many of the ancient spiritual traditions agree that life is ultimately an illusion, that there is no solid reality to the conventional world.  We are conditioned to be terrified of the vast and empty nature of who we are, yet this is exactly where we can discover the most profound form of liberation.  Be willing to suspend who you think you are and what life is about.  The more you can hang out in the mystery, the more you will naturally experience a state of power and flow to your life.

I hope these 3 tips help you to reclaim your personal power and live an abundant, joyous, and meaningful life.  You can get more helpful information on self-empowerment by following this link to my website and getting my free video, Crossing Over Into the New Paradigm.

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What I am about to share with you has taken me YEARS to really understand, implement, and respect as a universal law of business success.  What I have discovered is that there is absolutely no way we can enjoy infinite success as a business owner if we don’t strike a very conscious balance between the two qualities I am about to share.

From what I have witnessed, I would estimate that only about 5% of us are naturally endowed with equal strengths in both of these qualities.  The vast majority of us are MUCH stronger at one than the other.  This is the exact reason why so many entrepreneurs struggle to really achieve the results they are looking for. [...]

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This video shares some insights that have been surfacing repeatedly in my life, so I though it was time to share this with you.  The information I share with you here is literally the core cause of all business success and life fulfillment.  It is THAT important.  I hope you get a tremendous amount of value from this and it helps you to make some immediate shifts toward the life you really want!

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Several years ago when I graduated from high school, I remember the declaration I made to myself. I was going to enter college with a completely fresh and optimistic attitude. I was going to work really hard and do whatever it took to get a 4.0 grade point average.

I knew that my purpose in life at that time was to tap into a new level of my potential so I could truly excel for the first time ever. I was excited and hopeful.

In my first semester, I put every ounce of will power I had into the process and forced myself to conform to the expectation I had of myself. I did get a 4.0– but at my core I hated every minute of it. After that semester, I just could not sustain the will power and I started to ‘check out’ of the college learning environment altogether.

I actually endured 3 long years of this until one day I knew that I could not stand it for another minute. I spontaneously dropped out and applied to Naropa University which is a very liberal, private college focusing on Buddhist studies in Boulder, Colorado.

This opened some incredible new doors in my life and gave me my first real taste of freedom in the educational setting.

Now, here is the first lesson I learned from this experience: [...]

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Just like millions of other people on the planet, I have been captivated by the law of attraction and the notion of manifesting abundance. I saw the movie the Secret a couple times and have read many books by the people in the movie.

I even wrote my own book, released a few months ago, called the Purpose Principle which explores the concept of life purpose as it relates to many of the themes discussed in the Secret.

I have studied many of the ancient religious traditions, along with some of the more contemporary spiritual movements led by teachers such as Andrew Cohen, Ken Wilber, and Adyashanti. I am fascinated by all of it, yet not associated with any one specific viewpoint or tradition.

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