“Thou shalt not take the Lord’s Name in Vain” What exactly does that mean? Does it mean that we should not, in the literal sense, say “Damn” or “Dammit” after saying “God”? No. In order to understand what I mean by that, consider what God’s name is. God’s name is “I AM”. When you invoke […]

I got a little spiritual in this entry 🙂 That’s what this site was originally intended for, and I’m working on getting back into it. Hopefully with a slight adjustment of focus, I can make this site actually worth something more. Maybe I can give more value than I take, and leave some sort of […]

This is part 1 in the “Things You Should Know” series. The intent here is to write about a few principles that we (you and I both) should already know intuitively, but sometimes forget in the humdrum of life. Has anyone ever told you “you should always have a backup plan, just in case something […]

Has anyone ever asked you that question? For the longest time, when asked, I wasn’t sure how to answer. When I was a young kid, I was a regular attendee of a Bible Baptist Church. I even went as far as being baptized (baptised?) and all that. I was happy that day, because the preacher […]

I am excited, because I am reading “Secrets of the Millionaire Mind” (aff) by T. Harv Eker. I’m excited because this book touches on a lot of what I believe about Beliefs and Habits. I haven’t even finished this book yet, and I’m already adding it to my list of recommended books. I’m proud to […]

Have you ever quit a job, then second-guessed yourself? Ever WANTED to quit a job, but could see no possible way to do it? Maybe you felt “trapped” in the job because of several reasons, like “I need the money”, or “Gotta pay the bills”… perhaps you’ve “got a family to take care of”. How […]

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. […]