Moving Forward

I will apologize for not keeping this weekly, so I will try every two weeks. My newsletter is available monthly by registering at http://www.mbicu.com/.
You know, I here so many say we are just making it or we are keeping our heads above water. In most cases they are doing better than that but they do not see it. I look at this way, if you are breaking even, you are moving forward, you are winning. So many are loosing everything yet the fortunate (break even) are less appreciative. I use to live in Atlantic City, with a saying; when you go to the casinos and you walk out even, you won. That means you received entertainment at no cost. People need to think great and positive. I watch very successful folks drown in their own cancer. I was taught that when you have the knowledge to create you will always survive. But, stinking thinking is a cancer like quicksand, once you get sucked in, you keep sinking. Everyday, people will ask, how are you doing? I would answer; great, fabulous. They respond; that is wonderful, as if they are surprised. That is because no one says it, misery loves company. If I am up or down in career or money, I will always say I am great. I do have a confession, I got caught up with those individuals that would say "we are hanging on by our fingernails". What you think I said, often? Then I made an amazing discovery, I left their world. I am now back on the path to greatness. Great beliefs, great feelings and great success. Ever since I broke the chains and driven into my mind the positive thinking, things are starting to click, they are easier and more fun. The world above is handing me new people to be around, with great thinking and great contacts. I do not watch the news because of the drama. My world news, is cheery and rosy (sounds like somebody you want to slap, lol). I wake up happy with no worries. I plan my work and work hard. I go boating and fishing. I planned a eight day cruise for December. And I am not griping about just hanging on with my fingernails. Positive thinking is hard to sustain, but if you can manage it, it will be very rewarding. Until next time, think positive and be happy! Michael