Wackystuff, "The Idiots are Taking Over", CCL

Top 5 Mistakes When Goal Setting

J.C. LaCroix Goal Setting, Uncategorized 1 Comment

Here we are folks, ready to move into the marvelous 2015. All truth be told, this is going to be a pivotal year for people. And, as the champaign flows and the world goes deeper into a snowy death, people have a natural tendency to turn inward and take stock of things. Figured I would keep this one short and …

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Ron Aldaman, "Cops and the Clergy", CCL.

Detachment is Power

J.C. LaCroix Darkworking, Emotional Mastery, Goal Setting, Personal Productivity, Power Tactics 0 Comments

Often, people come to me with a chain of “failures” under their belt. People pick a problem area of their life, make some effort to change, and slide back down into old habits. Then, they pick a new area, repeating the same pattern. Over and over they will do this effectively going in circles. Wash, rinse, repeat. Sadly, some mistake …

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Microbe World, "Lukemia Treatment", CCL.

Failure Immunity: The Rejection Trial

J.C. LaCroix Emotional Mastery, Goal Setting, Motivation, Personal Productivity, Power Tactics 0 Comments

We should always be suspicious of dichotomies (it can only be “this” or “that” kind of statements). But, let us remember that suspicion doesn’t mean automatic rejection. Sometimes, the either-or is actually true. For example… There are two kinds of people in this world: Those who have broken the phantasmal chains of failure and those who still are still enslaved …

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r2hox, "Consumer-19", Creative Commons License

The Sleeper Mind: Top Three Traits

J.C. LaCroix Darkworking, Emotional Mastery, Goal Setting, Intention Manifestation, Personal Productivity, Power Tactics 4 Comments

Ah, the Sleepers. Tasty, tasty Sleepers. These are my absolute favorite of nature’s little menagerie: Those slovenly souls who have not yet gotten a taste of their true nature. They bumble around through all of creation like cuddly, gluttenous little animals, stumbling so hard through their alotted moments and convinced that they are not destined for the inevitable tragedy that …

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