in today’s entry I was free-noting abut neural networks: Sunday, February 10, 2008 11:13 PM Today, I took a nap that ended up being 7 hours long. All I had was earplugs, no PingPong Balls this time. Anyway, for this nap, I ended up having a bunch of dreams. So many that I couldn’t remember [...]

The 30 -Day Trial is a useful tool for Personal Development used by Steve Pavlina to “test out” different aspects of personal growth, at the end of 30 days, he looks back over the past 30 days to see if the change is something he would like to integrate into his life and personal development. [...]

I’m sure that by now, you have most likely heard of “The Secret“, which is basically a treatment of the Law of Attraction (LoA), and how to use it to manifest change in your life. As you know from some of my earlier blog posts, I am definitely a believer in the LoA. The think [...]

This is the First podcast here at FFL. It gives a brief rundown of who I am, and how and why I came to make this website. Also you will hear first-hand “pipes and faucets” analogy of Financial Freedom. Simply click on the link for the podcast and it will load directly into your default [...]

There are many blogs and websites about “Financial Freedom”. I’ve come to notice that each site/blog author has a slightly different definition of what Financial Freedom really is. So, my goal here is to just lay out in plain sight what my own idea for Financial Freedom is, so I might have a better chance [...]

I’ve lately, after posting my reply to Nneka’s call for posts on gratitude, have been focusing a lot of my thinking on gratitude. As usual, I got the inspiration for this post while driving. I wrote briefly about the book Emergence (aff) by Steven Johnson. This book was my first introduction to the notion of [...]

Earlier this year, I decided I wanted to come up with a list of personality characteristics that defines successful people. So, in order to do this, I sat down with pen and paper and asked myself (and Spirit), “What Makes people successful?”, in the assumption that Spirit would remind me of what I already know. [...]