In Part 2, we talked how the attainment of riches starts with the mind. Having a burning desire, coupled with faith and autosuggestion, will help turn our thoughts into reality. Sounds easy, right? However, not everyone progress from desire into the attainment of riches. If success and riches starts in the mind, then failure and … Continue reading Think and Grow Rich Book Summary Part 3
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Think and Grow Rich Book Summary Part 2
It all starts in the mind Napoleon Hill lists DESIRE as the starting point of all achievement. The desire should not be just a wish, or a hope. The desire should be definite! It will then guide you to place all your energy, all your will power, and all your effort to bring the desire … Continue reading Think and Grow Rich Book Summary Part 2
Think and Grow Rich Book Summary Part 1
Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich ranks among the best selling self-improvement book of all time. First published in 1937, the book continues to inspire millions who aspire for riches. Riches can mean monetary for many, but Hill acknowledges other forms of riches like spiritual, mental and material estates. Think and Grow Rich is a … Continue reading Think and Grow Rich Book Summary Part 1
My Rule of 72
I made a new rule. I should be within 72 kilos. My ideal weight is between 60-76 kilos but I feel good at 72 kilos right now. I don't feel too bloated. I don't look too thin. Just right. With this rule, it is easy for me assess if I should eat less, or I … Continue reading My Rule of 72
Love: A Heavenly Definition
Pastor Randy Skeete gave a sermon about Love during our annual Christian Couples Circle retreat. The Love that is portrayed in the movies, soap operas, books, songs and other medium is totally different from the Love that was designed and "Made in Heaven". Love should be offer-centered, just as Christ offered himself to us. Here … Continue reading Love: A Heavenly Definition
The Love Equation
As an engineer, I define love as this: Love is inversely proportional to expectation. Meaning, the more expectations you have, the less love you feel. The less expectations you have, the more love you feel. Let me explain by stating the examples. During courtship, our expectations are usually low. We don't expect a text message. … Continue reading The Love Equation
Love is not enough
Relationships based only on Love can easily crumble. Love is feeble. Even after Love was earned, it can quickly fade for trivial reasons. Respect, once earned, lasts longer. Death separate lovers. But in Death, Respect is manisfested. Thus, when Love fades, let Respect remain. Only then can the relationship survive to give Love another chance.
The 5 Love Languages Book Summary Part 4
Now that we have learned the Primary Love Language of our spouse, the next logical step is to express love in their Primary Love Language. Here are The Five Love Languages again. Words of AffirmationQuality TimeReceiving GiftsActs of ServicePhysical Touch Sounds easy but some love languages doesn't come naturally of us. For example, some people … Continue reading The 5 Love Languages Book Summary Part 4
The 5 Love Languages Book Summary Part 3
According to Chapman, each of us has a primary love language which speaks more deeply than other expessions of love. Discovering the primary love language of our spouse is essential in keep their emotional Love Tank full. In this part of The 5 Love Languages Book Summary, we will learn ways of finding out our … Continue reading The 5 Love Languages Book Summary Part 3
The 5 Love Languages Book Summary Part 2
Our second part of the 5 Love Languages Book Summary will discuss each Love Languages and learn some examples on how to express Love in that specific language. Love Language #1: Words of Affirmation Word of Affirmation is an act of Love that uses "words to build up the other person." Verbal compliments, or words … Continue reading The 5 Love Languages Book Summary Part 2