The Next Step

I had the opportunity to tune in when my friend Velma Gallant interviewed one of my favorite people, Bruce Muzik today. He says his goal is just to help people get to "the next step". Whether or not they hang around with him long enough to take a step beyond that does not matter. He is merely concerned with getting us to the next step.

How many times do we get overwhelmed by looking at the whole way up, and miss the importance of the steps as we go? It is wonderful to appreciate every accomplishment as we get there.

There is no reason to make a huge deal about things at all! Think backward from your goal, divide the path to get there into steps, and whenever you complete one step, have a celebration! Do a little dance! Pat yourself on the back and move on. What a fun approach that could be!

Bruce is a "Law of Attraction" coach and a self-proclaimed "transformation junkie". Something else he mentioned today is that our reality is based on the context in which we perceive it. Rather than focusing on "visualization", which only acknowledges one of our senses, imagine having reached your goal with your entire being, and really feel yourself in that reality with all the senses.

Combine that with another great mentor of mine, Joe Vitale's advice to "take inspired action", and there really is no stopping us now!

Stop the IQ Meltdown and Retrain your brain

Bruce Muzik explains in a new video post what he learned from Wyatt Woodsmall at a recent workshop. Since the advent of television, for the past 50 or so years, the IQ threshhold has lowered, largely due to the decreased ability by humans to use internal visualization to solve problems. We apparently rely so much on the visions provided for us, we have a decreased capacity to see our own dreams ourselves. He gives us some recommendations for overcoming this problem. Some of the solutions are his own and other recommended products, but he also gives us practical advice. I have listened to some of Bruce's guided meditations and find them tremendously powerful. I am learning to incorporate some of his work into my own guided meditation style. I highly recommend your watching this, and taking a break from the Television lethargy that has overcome much of the world in the past 3 decades!