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Dr. Wayne Dyer - MANIFEST Anything You Desire With the Law of ATTRACTION!
Dr. Wayne Dyer shares powerful insights on how your thoughts shape your reality. Every belief is like a seed that grows into your life. When you plant thoughts of faith and possibility, you create space for manifestation. But when you plant seeds of doubt, you grow struggle and delay. In this conversation, Dr. Dyer explains how to catch yourself in negative thinking and shift into creating what you want with the law of attraction. Get all the PDF summaries here: https://www.skool.com/believenation/classroom
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For me, belief is the catalyst for action. Sometimes I have really have to work on belief in my ability or skills to do a certain thing but once I manifest and believe deep inside of me, it fuels my actions in pursuit of the goal--I feel I already have accomplished it.
🌟 Believe First, Then Achieve 🌟
Every breakthrough begins the same way: with belief.Before the world sees it, before the results show up, before anyone claps for you, you’ve got to believe in yourself enough to take that first step. The truth? Most people quit not because they’re incapable, but because they stop believing. They let fear, doubt, and outside voices get louder than their own vision. But here’s the good news, belief is a muscle. The more you use it, the stronger it gets. ➡️ Believe when you wake up early to work on your goals. ➡️ Believe when you push through rejection. ➡️ Believe when the scoreboard doesn’t yet reflect your effort. Keep showing up with belief in your pocket, and results will have no choice but to follow. Question for the community,👉 What’s one belief that keeps you moving forward, even on tough days?
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Believe! 🛫
Welcome, Peter Ong
@Peter Ong is an HRD Corp-accredited Japanese and Mandarin trainer, specializing in helping professionals and corporate teams communicate confidently in multicultural workplaces. Peter empowers individuals to master workplace conversations, understand cultural nuances, and apply language skills practically. You can connect with him here: https://www.instagram.com/peterongkl/ https://www.youtube.com/@peterongkl We are thrilled to have you here, Peter!
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@Peter Ong
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Where would you like to work from this week? Imagine your creativity flowing in this environment, what’s the first thing you’d create?
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So I last year, I worked from "the beach" while on a vacation in Mexico. I was on the patio of our room, about 30 yards from the beach and the Sea of Cortez where I could see dolphins, birds & other wildlife. Loved it and can't wait to do it again. First thing I would create would be a plan to do it again😁
5 Warning Signs Your Morning Routine Needs Improvement
Your mornings can set the tone for your entire day, and this video breaks down the five warning signs that show when your routine needs an upgrade. From hitting snooze too often to checking your phone right away, these habits might feel small but they quietly drain your energy and focus. You’ll learn how leaders like Elon Musk struggled with reactive mornings, and how even small changes—like moving your alarm or adding a few minutes of exercise—can transform your productivity. Get all the PDF summaries here: https://www.skool.com/believenation/classroom
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For me, my most productive days start by creating a task & priority list the night before. Then in the morning, I write 3 things I'm grateful for and I then take about a minute to reflect on them in with my eyes closed. Next I add things I would also like to get done today if time allows. Next, I work on my top priority task for at least 30 minutes or completion. The only after that I allow myself to check e-mail (setting a timer for 15 minutes). In the past, email has killed my productivity so I try to keep it at a distance--I even created a new email address for all my priority and current responsibilities because my old email addresses are constantly flooded.
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@Jackie Wood i agree about making the bed! Such an important part of my routine!
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Bill Boone
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Retired High Tech & Insurance sales pro working on Career 3.0 as an entrepreneur

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