“You brought a lot of class to our program and personally helped me with a road block I could not get around. I am better because I met you, to paraphrase a line out of Wicked. I look forward to our paths crossing again.”
Elizabeth A. Joyner, President - Oklahoma Women’s Bar Association
“Thanks for taking the time to address your own issues so that you’re now able to explain these concepts so clearly that we can actually understand and use them. By the time the seminar was over this afternoon, I had exchanged a limiting thought I was holding to one that encouraged me to apply for a newly-created position on staff. Sent my resume in tonight. “I can live with the feeling!” It’s worth it, because I really want to be the one responsible for coordinating our volunteer ministries at the church.”
John Lochner, Unity of Dallas
“It was as if something unlocked within me at The Thought Exchange Wednesday night. I’ve read countless books and all roads have lead to your door it seems. What you give, share and teach with such clarity and simplicity all pulls together on a personal level and the professional creative level. It is for me like a giant piece of a puzzle that kept eluding me, and now I’ve found it.”
Dora, New York City
“So when we trade a thought that doesn’t best serve us for the one that we want; AND then we get to feel the feelings we’ve been trying to avoid; AND if we don’t label, interpret, despise or diminish them, we can now energetically move over and remember that anything/everything is possible – that the Universe if pure poential. We don’t blanket the feelings we’re dodging with platitude or affirmation band-aids. Rather, we give a nod to the feelings without picking at them or coating them with extra attention/crud—which then frees us to remember the big background Truth: all is possible, and I can choose to breath in (inspiration) possibility. In this state of remembrance, of congruence with the Truth, affirmations can now successfully do their work.”
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