Comments on: The Secret about The Secret http://getincomeblog.com/the-secret-about-the-secret/ Tips & Techniques for Business Success Fri, 18 May 2012 03:45:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Marj Wyatthttp://getincomeblog.com/the-secret-about-the-secret/#comment-5673 Marj Wyatt Sat, 28 Nov 2009 21:40:47 +0000 http://getincomeblog.com/?p=634#comment-5673 I appreciate your thoughts, Lou. I suppose we could say that religion has always been big business, as well as the foundation that has built community since early times.I resist the over-simplification of what is needed to adjust your thinking for situational improvement. It isn't like you just snap your fingers and abundance appears. People need to maintain focus and no $10,000 seminar can teach them this. They have to want it and make the changes necessary for them to keep their eye on the ball. I appreciate your thoughts, Lou. I suppose we could say that religion has always been big business, as well as the foundation that has built community since early times.

I resist the over-simplification of what is needed to adjust your thinking for situational improvement. It isn’t like you just snap your fingers and abundance appears. People need to maintain focus and no $10,000 seminar can teach them this. They have to want it and make the changes necessary for them to keep their eye on the ball.

]]> By: Editor MLM-theWholeTruth.comhttp://getincomeblog.com/the-secret-about-the-secret/#comment-5665 Editor MLM-theWholeTruth.com Fri, 27 Nov 2009 22:59:28 +0000 http://getincomeblog.com/?p=634#comment-5665 Nicely written Marj.As in other areas in the realm of religion, there is large money to be made and, in my experience, it makes sense to question motivations, at least privately.I know attitude and beliefs affect how we see the world and what we attract into our world. I also question the value of $10,000 seminars. But heck, that's an awfully subjective valuation. Nicely written Marj.

As in other areas in the realm of religion, there is large money to be made and, in my experience, it makes sense to question motivations, at least privately.

I know attitude and beliefs affect how we see the world and what we attract into our world. I also question the value of $10,000 seminars. But heck, that’s an awfully subjective valuation.

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