Larry Hochman

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Home Business Success: “Wired”

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The way you are wired determines everything.

We are sitting in a ballroom in Austin, Texas, listening to Dr. Joe Dispenza. Many people got introduced to him from the movie, “What The Bleep Do We Know.”

Among other things, he is talking about our wiring. How our electrochemical makeup and our neurosynaptic patterns determine the paradigms by which we our paradigms form.

Or put another way, your personality creates your reality.
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Our job is to go from learning it with your head, practicing it with hands, knowing it with your heart.

Dr. Joe Dispenza

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I’ve channeled him in Mind Intensive.

Diane and I have picked up stuff along the way that have helped us move to the top of one company and build a pretty successful training and coaching business.

Lots of people have heard the message from Dr. Joe, not to mention Abraham Hicks, Jim Rohn, Tony Robbins, Wayne Dyer and many other luminaries who celebrate the mind-body connection.

Here’s the main difference…

The people who break through are more ready to let go of their past, than desire the cold comfort of recreating it.

You can feel better, and I want you to.

You can have more stuff, and I want you to.

To get their, stop using the same thoughts, emotional responses and behaviors that created the set of circumstances that had you asking for something different.

Become your possibilities.

You can dig deep inside and rewire yourself.

You can find a state of grace and and achieve stuff. Money, happiness, achievement, rank advancement.

And yes, you can attract that special person into your life.

If you’re good with the opportunities already in front of you, pick up Mind Intensive.

If you want to find something that’s not in your field of vision right now, stay open to every possibility. They are unlimited.

There’s a lot going on in the Secret Club For Marketers.

And My Lead System PRO is what we use for generating leads and training people how to do the same.

And of course there is no shortage of home business programs and opportunities. You’ll find one that’s right for your circumstances.

But before any of that happens, do yourself a favor…

Get wired for success.

 

YOUR TURN

What thoughts, feelings and habits do you need to let go of in order to break through to something better?

What have you tried to get to that place? What are you doing now?

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Losing $3000.00, And Grateful For It

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No one wants to lose $3000.00.

And most people don’t want to be in a position where losing $3000.00 destroys (or nearly destroys) their life.

I was there a few years ago.

And it’s possible I’ll be there again.

I’m not now.

That’s about a change in consciousness.

And acquiring the skills that go along with it.

I shot this during a break at what became the official launch of Tecademic, in Phoenix, Arizona.

If you want to get positioned so that no amount of monetary loss devastates you, it’s possible.

Or put a better way…

You might be upset. Very upset.

But you’ll understand you’re unlimited.

And that money is energy.

And energy is everywhere.

And you can tap into the source of it, through your own sense of personal power and self control.

That will let you tap into the world of ideas, service, leverage and value…that will let you acquire what you need, when you need it.

And do so in a way that feels good, and authentic and right.

Watch the video.

And let me know what you think.

Plan B: Home Business Success With A Flat Tire

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Truth: I’m not always in love with having a Plan B.

If your Plan B is something you use to avoid making a commitment to your success, it defeats the purpose.

And I really don’t enjoy seeing people talking about the same hopes and dreams year after year without taking massive, focused action to make it happen.

But I do like seeing people decide what they want, then be flexible on the ways to get there.

Because when your daughter’s car has a flat tire, and it throws the plans you have into chaos…

Yeah, a Plan B is good.

So…what’s yours?

 

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Your Dreams

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Jill achieved her dream!

I visited my older daughter at her new apartment in Brooklyn yesterday.

It’s nice. Brand new, in fact! She and her housemates are the first people to occupy it. And it looks it.

It’s the perfect place if you’re in your early 20’s. Or your late 50’s, if that’s what you like.

Your dreams.

After I took a look at the place (and dropped off the groceries she wanted), we took the train into lower Manhattan. She works in the Google building. What an amazing environment!

As a parent, I’m proud of her. Jill had a vision of what she wanted her life to look like. She loved the idea of urban living. It was probably her highest priority at the time.

Not using her new college degree to climb a corporate or academic ladder, although that would have been fine too.

She knew what she wanted her life to look like…and feel like.

And she structured her life, and her effort in a way that would allow it to happen.

See that photo? That’s the subway station she goes to each morning. She crosses the East River and steps out into a job and an environment that thrills her.

Funny thing is, my parents’ generation did everything they could to get out of Brooklyn. She did everything she could to get back in.

If she had listened to what other people told her should be important, she’d be living their life, not her own.

Just about everyone who winds up on this blog has a vision for their lives.

One they want badly, but is “impractical” for how their lives are going at the present moment.

You dreams are yours.

No one has the right to tell you you’re wrong for having them.

And you will hear people tell you you’re wrong. I’m sure you already are.

Almost all of them are trying to protect you from what they don’t understand.

Try not to be angry.

And don’t cave.

It’s going to take desire, but also fortitude.

As in personal strength.

You can gently stay on your path.

Or if need be, you can say, “screw you, I’m going after mine.”

Put some structure in your life. It’ll help.

Take care of the people you committed to taking care of. It’s the right thing to do, and it’s grounded in love.

And respect and honor the dreams that were put into you.

Let them unfold in their own way.

Go get them.

You’re worth it.

 

YOUR TURN

What dream have you gone after? What dream did you have that you backed away from?

How did things turn out?

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