Thoughts become things.
We become what we think about.
Like attracts like.
However you want to say it, The Law of Attraction works every time, for every person. Whether we’re looking at the business, friends or resources we want to attract, we do it the same way…
with our THOUGHTS. Continue reading
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I remember when my kids were little and people were always saying “Enjoy them while they’re young because they grow up so fast!” My attitude may be different than most parents, but I say “Take good care of them (and yourself!) while they’re young, so you can really enjoy them when they get older!” Continue reading
Back in 1989, I cross-stitched this little poem for the father of my children. We had just opened our first medical practice, and I thought it would be a nice thing to hang in our reception area.
Just last week, I was thinking “I wonder whatever happened to that cute little cross-stitch I made all those years ago…” I didn’t mention it to anyone; it was just a random, fleeting thought. A few days later, my son texted me this picture with the message “Does this look familiar?” He had stumbled upon it in the storage area at his Dad’s office.
Here are the words, in case you can’t read them from the picture:
“When My Daddy signs his name, he always writes MD.
That’s so everyone will know that he belongs to me.
Some letters in his name are small, but these are not you see.
He always makes them big like that, ’cause he’s so proud of me.
MD means MY DADDY, or something just the same.
And that is why he always puts those letters on his name.”
Happy Fathers’ Day to all the wonderful Dad’s in the world… and all the wonderful Dads who also happen to be wonderful Doctors.
The first of the Five Laws of Stratospheric Success from The Go-Giver is the Law of Value, which says:
Your true worth is determined by how much more you
give in value than you take in payment.
When coaching a group, we master mind ways to add value to our product or service, while still earning a healthy profit. Typically, the ideas cost little or nothing, yet they add tremendous value to the experience; that little, extra touch that can be worth all the rest. Continue reading
