Whenever we release a new audiobook, there are often a few free promotional audiobook codes to give out. I just uploaded some for a few of the books that I’ve narrated and produced. You can find them here. This is a great way to try out audiobooks or just to try out a new author or narrator. Enjoy!
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Powerful Clarity
When you know exactly how you want to feel, you become undeniable as you stay the course. Let the power of your clear desire propel you forward. Take inspired action toward what you want, consistently, from this moment forward. Entertain no thought of whether you’re worthy of it or not because that’s irrelevant. You are worthy. Enjoy the process.
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Watch Not Broken
The watch is not broken. Nothing needs to be fixed. Everything is as it is. Find peace with that. You are where you are and where you are has its perks. Find them.
What can you appreciate at this moment? Go big if you must. Are you breathing? Does your heartbeat? Did the Sunrise? Do you see to it that all that occurs as it should? No, but you are a beneficiary of it. You are lucky.
What other abundance is in your life? Appreciate as much as possible and often. Appreciation is the key.
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A Cornerstone for Self-Improvement
What follows is an excerpt from my book Bliss Or Bust: Uplifting Thoughts.
If you want to make a permanent change to improve yourself in any way, then the importance of feeling good cannot be overestimated. Many people don’t realize that they can feel good whenever they want to and without needing exercise, food, drink, drugs, permission from others, approval of others, or any other crutch they may have developed over the years.
The first step is to realize that the way you tend to feel will repeat over and over and that whatever you focus on directly affects how you feel. So spend more time feeling better to get momentum for self-improvement. Make a minute-by-minute practice of caring about how you feel and managing your focus and thoughts so that you feel your best.
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Like What You See
What follows is an excerpt from my book Bliss Or Bust: Uplifting Thoughts.
Many people have a habit of noticing what’s not “right” about others. They may feel judged themselves, so they are passing along the pain. Or, maybe they like the drama. The thing is, the more attention given to behaviors that are mock-worthy, the more mock-worthy behaviors are noticed even about oneself. Then one lives in fear of being mocked.
If you recognize that it’s a mental habit of yours to notice what’s wrong with others, it’s time to make a new habit—one of detecting what you like about others. Practice seeing at least one thing you like about every person you see or come in contact with. If you can’t find something you like fairly quickly, then ask yourself, “What is the opposite? What do I like instead?” Take your mind off in that direction.
