Doing a mind movie shows where you want to be and what you want to have or accomplish in your life. Tell yourself something often enough and you will begin to believe it. When you believe it, it will happen. Everyone has different dreams and goals in life. Don't let anyone tell you that yours are stupid or crazy. It's your life - see it the way you want it to be. Your life is your book or movie - you be the author, not someone else.

Setting And Achieving Personal Goals is easy - but what can you do to give yourself the best chance of achieving your goals?

Having your own online business is very exciting. There are many things to be said for owning your own business, and being able to do it online is even better. Just think.......
1. No driving to the job - saving you time and gas money!
2. No driving to work on icy roads, in the fog or rain, or being stuck in traffic jams!
3. No circling through the parking lot to find a place to park!
4. Not being around sick people in the office during cold and flu season!
5. Not having to work around other people's vacation days in order for you to take your own!

Procrastination. The dictionary says this is the act of intentionally or habitually deferring or delaying action. Everyone is guilty of it to some degree unless they have trained themselves to be very disciplined. It's easy to have the mindset of "I'll do it tomorrow, next week, next month, etc." This can be anything from daily chores around the house to catching up on paperwork at the office, or anything else we just want to put off doing.

It's about time! The Beagle won Best of Show in the Westminster Dog Show for 2008. Anyone acquainted with Beagles knows they have been overlooked far too long as the winner.

I recently received a phone call for a cake order for a party for a lady who is turning 100 years old tomorrow. I felt honored to do her cakes. There was also a front-page article in our local newspaper about a county resident who turned 108 on July 6! There was also a big celebration for him. As I am working on the cakes, I have to stop and wonder to myself what these two centurions have seen in their lives in the last 100 or more years. I'm not ever half their age yet, and I think sometimes I have seen a lot of changes in my life.

"It's a boy!" Wow! Who would have thought I would hear that four times? I thought I would hear "It's a girl!" at least once in my birthing experiences. However, I have not been disappointed to have all boys. I have talked to moms who have either all girls or a mixture and I have come to the conclusion that boys are much easier to raise. Here are a few reasons I feel this way: