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  • • • by SlickRickOG on 11/16/2009 04:16:29
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    • I'm finally home. LONG MONTH. Shoot me some mail!
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  • • • by sonny saenz on 9/28/2009 11:50:33
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    • try Chambao I think you will like it..
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  • • • by JAZZFREDERICK on 9/3/2009 07:00:35
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    • WELCOME TO THE WINNER CIRCLE FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 09 (Because we all are winners) Do you look at the future with hope and a belief that no matter what comes your way, you will succeed? Or, do you look at the future as hopeless, and there's nothing that can be done to change it? What you believe has a lot to do with how well you weather the challenges in life. Continuing on with our conversation thread of this week, today let's talk about how our beliefs affect what happens to us. A couple of things to keep in mind: 1) As human beings, we move toward and become like what we think about; and 2) Our present thoughts determine our future. As human beings, we are teleological or goal-oriented. Also, we are picture-oriented. We think in pictures. If I say, "red apple" you don't see the words "red" and "apple." In your mind, you actually "see" a red apple. You see, we don't see with our eyes. We pick up light with our eyes and then it is translated into images in our brains, depending upon how we've been conditioned to translate the light. Words create pictures, and we are drawn to pictures. So, if you believe the future is hopeless, you will be drawn to every hopeless, depressing, "it's only going to get worse" story you can find. We are comfortable when we find evidence to prove what we believe is true, and we act in accordance with those beliefs. This is also known as a self-fulfilling prophecy. "I knew it was going to be bad, and it is." The same thing holds true if we believe the future is full of opportunity, and that we have the power to make it even better. We will see evidence of the possibilities, and be drawn to them because that's what we are thinking about. It is not surprising that people who look with positive intent are healthier, happier and more successful. How do we make that switch in belief? It's all about changing that internal picture you hold, it isn't going to happen by accident. It will come by your intent.
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  • • • by SubZero38 on 5/30/2009 00:20:34
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    • HEY CUTIE
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  • • • by JAZZFREDERICK on 5/2/2009 08:52:26
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    • THE WINNERS CIRCLE FOR THE MONTH OF MAY (BECAUSE WE ALL ARE WINNERS) WELCOME. I wasn't sure if I had a subject for this month. I was hitting writers blocks left and right. Comfort is normally a good thing, but when comfort becomes complacency,we're in trouble. All of us have seen what happens to certain celebrities and athletes who reach a certain level of success and then just stop. They are those used-to-be stars about whom people say, "I wonder what ever happened to so-and-so?" Well, what usually happened was that they became complacent, and then they stopped working, stopped stretching, and stopped growing. Singer song writer Bob Dylan said, "He who's not busy being born is busy dying." Now, it's true that sometimes we need to take time to rest - to lie back, contemplate, reflect, even to heal. But if your intention is to be truly alive, you use that time to gather your energies for new growth, new movement, and new accomplishments. Someone once asked Ray Kroc, founder of McDonald's, for the one piece of advice that would guarantee a successful life. Kroc said, "When you're green, you grow. When you ripen, you rot." He was talking about an attitude, not an age. You see, it comes down to a choice. Every experience can be an opportunity for new growth, or it can be an excuse for decay. It is up to you. Success can be a springboard to greater things, or it can be a resting-place. But if it is a resting-place, chances are you won't keep that level of success for long
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  • • • by Lord Serch on 4/6/2009 06:56:28
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    • According to the similarity meter we have a "decent" compatibility, that's why I have found very good music thanks to you. BTW, in your profile pic you look just like a friend of mine. Maybe I'll get a pic of her to show you your lost sister.
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  • • • by JAZZFREDERICK on 2/6/2009 18:00:11
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    • WORDS OF WISDOM SERIES FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY When you're feeling all at sea, or tossed about by life's occasional stormy weather, do you maintain some safe anchor points? When everything seems to be changing around you and you're feeling a bit out of control, is there a rock of stability you can hang on to until you get your bearings again? We all need some stress and tension to give our lives zing and motivation, but too much at once can be a real problem. If your marriage is shaky, your son has just dropped out of school, and someone has just run into your car at the supermarket, you don't need any more changes for a while. Keep at least some things stationary by returning to and maintaining customary activities or familiar habits. Touch base with old friends who know you well and with whom you feel completely comfortable. Find an island of calm and create some respite for yourself, so that you can return to the mainland of temporary chaos feeling rested, restored, and clearer about who you are and what you really want. Whether it is a small summer cottage, a special fishing cove, a campground by a river or a trip to a day spa, take some time to indulge yourself during times of rapid change. Return to your personal anchor of peace and quiet for a while. It's apractical tactic in a good strategy for coping with change.
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  • • • by jalz20 on 1/10/2009 18:41:54
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    • Luv yur selection of music! Sounds like yur heart sings with every beat! Viva la musica!
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  • • • by JAZZFREDERICK on 1/7/2009 09:40:07
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    • I see you like David Gray. Got to admire that
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  • • • by ChaJamRockYeah on 1/3/2009 20:47:04
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    • welli'd love to have a zune, buuut hehe. happy new year! felicidades (:

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