Conscious Growth

Within this moment is a hidden opportunity. Your opportunity. Whatever the situation, no matter how limiting, it is always available. Put simply, it is your freedom to choose consciously; the ability to better your situation. Conscious growth results from a simple commitment to do that. But don't confuse simplicity with ease. It is hard work! The reward for this is unimaginably great but the devotion needed is rare. If you're looking for a quick fix, you need to look elsewhere.

This site will challenge you to examine yourself with honesty, own any limitation you find, and summon the courage to rise above it. It will help you experience inner peace in spite of growing pains as you learn to balance many areas of your life.

Most people think they grow when they don't. They read a book, attend a workshop and believe they've figured it all out. But conscious growth isn't just intellectual. It's experiential. It's one thing to know about the truth and another to have the courage to become it. This site will give you a direction and help you put one foot in front of the other.

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Suffering is a painful yet normal part of life. Each day comes with tragedy and injustice; some days much worse than others. Whatever the trouble – be it physical, financial, inter-personal, or environmental – life throws it at you.
Your mom passes away. You lose your job or go bankrupt. Your special event is canceled due […]

May 16th, 2008 | Posted in Soul, Spirituality

13 Ways to Brainstorm Great Ideas

Coming up with a great idea is an interesting process. Sometimes, it happens at random as you shop for groceries, use the bathroom or stare blankly out the window. Out of nowhere, a great idea just hits you. Other times though, it is forged through effort and discipline. You stay with an idea long enough […]

May 15th, 2008 | Posted in Mind, Productivity

How to Never Overdraft Again!

Overdraft charges result from poor money management. They are clear indications that you need to be more conscious of your spending. Overdrafts happen for two reasons: (1) spending more money than you have or (2) failing to monitor the flow of your money. With a smaller budget, these pesky charges can destroy any progress you’ve […]

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