“Change your thoughts, and you change your world.”
– Norman Vincent Peale
Seven Tools for Unleashing Your Creative Self and Transforming Your Life
These are the tools described in detail in my book: This Way Up:
Seven Tools for Unleashing Your Creative Self and Transforming Your Life
This Way Up is due to be published soon with She Writes Press.
Be sure to check out my blog for explanations on how to use the tools effectively.
Tool 1 Creative Visualization
Tool 2 Heart Centered Goal-Setting
Tool 3 Be Happy NOW – Using Positive Psychology
Tool 4 Meditation on Love and Compassion
Tool 5 Frame of Forgiveness
Tool 6 Gratitude for what you have NOW
Tool 7 Uploading and Downloading from the Source – Taking Action on Inspiration
I AM Intention, Attention and Memory
If you want more information about, or want to purchase my book, This Way Up: Seven Tools for Unleashing Your Creative Self and Transforming Your Life, please visit my Amazon Page. Or if you are in New Zealand or Australia, visit Fishpond
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Sounds intriguing – how can I learn more about these tools?
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Thank you Susanna. The 7 Tools are covered in my upcoming book:
“A Woman’s Guide to Transformation” (soon to be published.) I’ll post updates on the progress of my book as it happens.
Thanks again for following my blog. I appreciate it!
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It’s so important to have these tools to guide us through life. I’m looking forward to your book. Thanks for the visit and for following, Patti.
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Thank you so much. I think the tools are important as well. As soon as a date is set for the publication of the book, it will be on the blog . . . immediately!
Thanks again for your comments, I appreciate it.
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I am going to write this 7 points with my hand, and put it on the wall by my desk. Thank you! Here’s my post, where I shared my experiment tempering with the Law of Attraction ( was bad, bad idea!): http://nyparrot.wordpress.com/2012/04/23/hello-world-2/
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Thank you for that! I’m honored. I use the 7 Tools on a regular basis and they sure seem to help me to keep creating an amazing life. I look forward to checking out your post – curious to hear what happened!
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We all need reminders, so I gladly use them:-).
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Hi has your book been published now?
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Hi Hayley, my book is still in the process. My agent, Owen assures me that this time of year is just very slow and that the book will be published soon.
I remain hopeful!
Thank you for taking the time to write and ask. I appreciate it.
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how do we upload and download from source?
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Ooooo I’m so glad you asked that!
I explaing that in my book quite specifically.
But I will do my very next blog post on that subject in particular. Thank you so much for asking. I’ll message you here when I get it posted, hopefully in the next day or so.
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so perfect, thank you! 🙂
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Hi again. What’s your name? When I clicked on your link it said your site was removed. Do you have a new site. I’d like to refer to you when I write my next post on connecting to the source.
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I’m looking forward to learning more about the 7th tool😇
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Pssst – don’t tell anyone, but it’s my favorite!!
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Hi Patti,
Thanks a lot for following my blog and liking my last post. As a newbie in the world of blogs, I really appreciate it.
I find your blog very insipiring and I will have a closer look over the next days – expect to have some comments from me 🙂
All the best,
Thibaud – Home geek
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Thank you Thibaud! I appreciate your kind words.
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Tool 6…one of my most important mentors always used to say, “If you don’t appreciate what you have now, you’ll never appreciate what you get.” I couldn’t process it at the time, but it planted the seed that I actually don’t need as much as I thought I did.
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Thanks for taking the time to comment. I appreciate it
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