Dr. Joe Vitale at Zero

 Three hours in a stretch limo with Secret co-stars Lisa Nichols and John Assaraf can be enlightening and exhilarating.

Lisa spent time on the phone with her editor, working on her first book. She’s on a mission to help teenagers survive. I was so impressed I told her I would pay to bring her to Austin to do her special workshop for local kids. 

John and I talked about life, marketing, speaking, consulting, and more. He used the phrase “predictable transformation” to describe how his coaching program works: it’s designed to get results.  

I told him about my Miracles Coaching and Executive Mentoring programs. The same philosophy is behind both: do what is asked of you and you’ll get predictable results.

What I loved most about being in the limo with these two wonderful people is their energy. They aren’t caught up in the world of external reality. Instead, they are creating their external reality by what they are doing inside and outside themselves.

I also noticed that when I hang around upbeat people like them, my own energy and thoughts go up. I want to do even bigger and bolder things in my life.

There’s a lesson here for you, too. Choose your coaches and support team well and shoot for the moon in your goals.

Ao Akua

Joe
www.mrfire.com

PS — The November issue of News You Can Use is now online at www.mrfire.com/nycu-archives/nycu-2007/november.html 

 Your passion can take virtually any form and still lead to good money.

Take Larry Gardinier.

He’s a guy who wakes up in the morning and does what he loves all day: paint.

About a year ago I hired him to paint a stunning portrait of Francine, my 2005 Panoz Esperante GTLM exotic sports car.

A few weeks ago I hired him to paint a portrait of Francine on my favorite watch (a Teslar).

I never knew you could hire an artist to paint your car on the face of your watch.

Now that I have Steven Tyler’s 1998 Panoz AIV Roadster, I may have Larry paint it, as well.

Whatever you love can be turned into profit.

Larry is just one example.

His website is www.artracer.com

Ao Akua,

Joe
www.mrfire.com

PS – The Teslar watch (which of course does not come with original art painted on the face of it) is at www.toolsforwellness.com/teslar-watches.html Just FYI.

You can read a recent interview with me about The Key at http://conversationsfamouswriters.blogspot.com/2007/10/joe-vitale-key.html Enjoy.

I’m a keynote speaker — along with Donald Trump, Jack Canfield, Tony Robbins, George Foreman, Lisa Nichols and others — in Chicago Nov. 3 - 4. It’s a weekend designed to make you a millionaire. Details are at — https://www.learningannex.com/realestate/realestate.taf?coursenum=ch07ex&menu=&refer=&ccode=
This Wealth Expo promises to be fantastic. Pass the word.

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But you don’t have to wait.

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Ao Akua,

Joe
www.mrfire.com

PS - You are welcome to share that link with friends.

According to the time-date stamp in the Wordpress comments section of my blog, Amy was the first to accurately guess I was in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

She’s given me her address and I’ll be sending her a signed copy of The Key.

As for the rest of you…”I love you, I’m sorry, please forgive me, and thank you.”

Ao Akua,

Joe
www.mrfire.com

The following are photographic clues as to my whereabouts. I’ve mentioned several times that I am on a speaking tour. Right now I’m parked in one location. The first person to leave a comment accurately guessing where I am wins a signed copy of my recent bestseller, The Key. www.unlock-the-secret.com Good luck.

Psychologists sometimes use the controversial Rorschach ink blot test to see what is inside a person’s unconscious mind. You look at an odd blot of ink and quickly announce what you think you see. It can be surprising and revealing.

Yesterdays’s blog post seems to be a type of ink blot test: people responded to things that weren’t even there. A few people even got angry, which I find surprising and revealing.

For example, I made no direct comments about my fellow Secret co-stars and why they escaped the San Diego fires; I also made no direct comments about those who were harmed by the fires.

What I did say was I found it “interesting” and I invited readers to consider asking a different question about the experience.

From there, the blog post was interpreted depending on the readers’s mindset.

Considering the few people who seemed upset, it seems under their feeling is the idea that victims and victimhood are real; there is such a thing as powerlessness and bad luck; no amount of healing or cleaning or clearing can help.

I find that mentality to be the real problem.

Too often people say “luck” — whether good or bad — is the trump card in life.

Yet I tend to view luck as a scapegoat. We seem to use it when we don’t understand why something happened. We chalk up an event “to luck.”

But I’m suggesting you are more directly responsible for your life then you ever before imagined. You’re simply calling your unconscious involvement in life “luck.”

This is where we need to awaken.

It’s not awakening to more blame, more criticism, more powerlessness.

It’s awakening to your responsibility for all that occurs in your life.

All of it.

“If it’s never our fault, we can’t take responsibility for it. If we can’t take responsibility for it, we’ll always be its victim.”
- Richard Bach

Ao Akua,

joe
www.mrfire.com

PS — But maybe all of the above is wrong and I’m just a victim, too. I wonder which thought is more powerful, feels better, and will lead to more positive, concrete, life-enhancing results?

It’s interesting to me that 45 homes burned near the home of John Assaraf but his is safe.

Same with the home and office of James Ray.

Same with the manager of Lisa Nichols.

Instead of wondering why they attracted a fire, it might be wiser to wonder how they didn’t attract a fire.

I’ve spent the last day or so with Lisa Nichols and John Assaraf. They are not focused on fires. They are focused on the fire in their soul.

They spend their time working, making a difference, writing, speaking, and changing lives.

Take note.

Ao Akua,

Joe
www.mrfire.com

PS — I also spent time with Dr. John Demartini. We go back more than 20 years. He, too, lives his life like a mission, filled with passion and purpose. Fires don’t stop people like this.

 I’m still on the road on a speaking tour but just learned that my latest book The Key is #1 on Google News. Gotta love it. You can still get it and about $5,000 in goodies over at www.unlock-the-secret.com Pass the word.