Thinking Prosperity In Spite of Appearances

How can you look at troubling things as they are and actually feel good about them?

Through awareness. Now, I'm about to throw some heavy philosophical stuff at you. Ready for this? Read these next lines really carefully, one at a time...

Courage does not eliminate fear... but knowledge does.

Awareness of truth in spite of appearances is the power behind faith, and faith can move mountains.

Lack of awareness is like darkness. Darkness is merely the absence of Light. A dark room can be illuminated with just a tiny light... it doesn't take much to make a significant difference in a dark room.

Knowledge has the same effect. Smothered in the darkness of fear and uncertainty? Add new knowledge and awareness to your mind, and the fear shrinks away like darkness in an illuminated room.

If you can change how you feel, the nature of your surroundings will begin to shift ever so slightly as well. People will begin to respond to you differently. Someone who may not have had two words for you before may suddenly feel compelled to talk with you and perhaps be the connection you need to help you reach your goal. Or, maybe your altered mood will cause you to go somewhere you didn't feel like going before... and what you need to reach your goal may be found there.

How it will all come together for you will likely be a mystery until after it's all said and done. All you can control is how you allow yourself to feel about what's going on, and based on how you feel, you'll either make choices that take you closer to your goal, or choices that keep you from reaching it.

Faith is a feeling of "hope" and "expectation", and both are neccessary for success.

Hidden Treasures answers the question: how can I have faith and feel good about all the bad stuff I have to deal with?

Although my personal story will naturally come through the lens of my own religious background, it speaks to people of all faiths. It's wonderfully unifying to recieve positive feedback from Mormons like me as well as other mainstream Christian, Jewish, Buddhist readers and more. Even my non-religious but spiritually minded readers tell me it has made a huge difference in helping them achieve their goals.

After all, in one way or another, I think all of us are trying to believe in something that can't be seen. Prosperity depends on it. Hidden Treasures gives you 7 powerful "tools" to do that more effectively than ever. It provides the awareness you need to eradicate fear and uncertanty, and also shows you exactly why you can be grateful and excited about your hardships. Can you imagine that??

However, if you don't believe in God at all, it's not for you. Don't buy it... I don't want your wrath if you get offended when I mention God.

By the way, one thing you should know about me is that I am horribly offended by people who get offended. In fact, I have dug in my heels about calling the Stickman Concept "The Stickperson Concept" even at the advice of some of my mentors. I think it's rediculous to be offended by the term "Stickman". Where does it end? Does that mean we should start calling people hupersons instead of humans? Personkind instead of mankind? Someone should call Geico and tell them that "caveman' is offensive. Rather, they should be calling the poor targeted souls "cavepeople". Or better yet, maybe we need to eliminate the term "woman" and start saying "woperson".

(How's that for going off on a tangent? I've probably offended someone by doing that. Sigh... well, if I can't be myself in my own blog, then what's a blog for, right?)