You may remember that yesterday I discussed the "Brain Evolution System."
Now, "BrainEv" is a 6-CD brainwave program that puts your brain into a state of peak performance.
Bringing you awesome life benefits - such as sharper thinking, greater creativity, unlimited energy, an immunity to stress, and much more.
I've followed the program myself - and enjoyed the amazing results.
That's why in December 2007, I took over as the director of the company - and worked with the team to get this program out to the world.
And it was all unleashed YESTERDAY - November 3rd, 2008.
Today, I'd like to share a video with you to explain precisely what the Brain Evolution System is all about.
This is a feature aired on US television yesterday - and features the BrainEv Labs chief developer, Michael Kelley.
Just listen in to learn more about "BrainEv" - I'm sure you'll be interested in what he has to say.
Click on the play button to begin this video:
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Today, I'd like to chat about that distinctly human quality...
Hope.
The idea that things can change. That it can get better, that the day will be brighter tomorrow, that people will smile again.
When life seems empty, hollow, lacking direction - and just plain pointless - hope is the one thing that pulls us through.
And the great thing about you and me - is that we have it.
Miles and miles of unlimited hope, all stored neatly inside ourselves.
Think about it.
Are you feeling sorry for yourself right now?
Are there things in your life you've resigned yourself to having lost... or having second best... ?
Is there something you know you should change?
We always have HOPE.
A belief - an intention - of change for the better.
A knowingness that we can always hope for a brighter today - and accept those things we simply can't change (and maybe even become stupidly obsessed about).
Scottish author Alexander Chalmers said "The grand essentials of happiness are: something to do, something to love, and something to hope for."
In the areas of your life that are hollow right now...
... How's your hope looking?
And here's a thought.
Why not pump up your hope? Make it big and bright and beautiful. Keep it high. Stop feeling sorry for yourself - and get out and change the world.
So, hope for better things - and then make them happen.
Then get ready for many, many happy endings!
Love - Karlos ;)
PS. Here's a great video to get you inspired today! I absolutely love this song. Keep fascinated! Reading this by e-mail? View the video online at www.karlblog.com. Whoo-oh, whooh-ohhh!
Today's post is just a reminder of that. And I'm going to do it by giving a little perspective.
A few weeks ago, I watched the movie Contact, starring Jodie Foster. It's based on the novel by late Carl Sagan. Although I don't necessarily share all of Carl's views, he was a great man... and no matter what he may think, he's somewhere out there :)
The introduction to the movie however included an amazing three minutes of tracking back. From a picture of earth and its various radio signals... out into deep, deep space.
It's staggering -- and it should make you realize that we aren't that big after all.
Our actions really aren't of any real significance.
This blog post is hardly likely to ever go down in history. And as far as the "BIG EVERYTHING" is concerned, Karl Moore is hardly likely to ever really mean anything.
All we're ever likely to be, or do, or anything... is what we be, or do, RIGHT NOW.
So what could YOU dare that is worthy today?
And why not JUST DO IT...
After all, it's really not that big a deal in the grand scheme of things.
Lloyd Jones said: "If you have tried to do something and failed you are vastly better than if you had tried to do nothing and succeeded."
So go on. Dare something worthy.
Now I'll leave you with my second favourite scene in the movie. The timewarps!
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Take a moment to reflect ... are you happy and fulfilled?
Are you enjoying the time of your life?
If not, then what are you going to do about it?
There is no better time than NOW so seize the day!
Not only seize it, but own it too!
Henry David Thoreau said: 'Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined.'
So, make sure that you're focused on living your best time ever - NOW.
Let go of the sabotaging thoughts and feelings that are holding you back or telling you that you can't live your dream.
Realize that you're here to experience life and to enjoy it.
You are more than worthy of living your best time ever.
Consider the positive in your life and be grateful for everything that you have.
In fact, celebrate those simple but powerful gifts that you possess ... gifts such as love, kindness, forgiveness, compassion, vitality, freedom of spirit, joy and so on.
You really have so much to be grateful for.
Celebrate the uniqueness that is YOU!
When you focus on making this your best time ever, you really start to live life with meaning and truth.
So, make this the day that you change your life for the better.
Make this... One Fine Day.
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"Never allow anyone to rain on your parade and thus cast a pall of gloom and defeat on the entire day.
"Remember that no talent, no self-denial, no brains, no character, are required to set up in the fault-finding business.
"Nothing external can have any power over you unless you permit it. Your time is too precious to be sacrificed in wasted days combating the menial forces of hate, jealously, and envy.
"Guard your fragile life carefully.
"Only God can shape a flower, but any foolish child can pull it to pieces."
"The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes - but in having new eyes."
Yes, everybody hurts.
Allow yourself to hurt just a little. Then rest, and remember that the sun will shine again tomorrow morning. Allowing you to look at the issue with new eyes. Hopeful eyes. Eyes of happiness.
And smile.
Because you are.
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Today's suggestion comes courtesy of best-selling author, Nick Daws, who writes:
"The next time you receive particularly good service in a shop, restaurant or even a government office, don't just thank the person concerned. Get their name and write a letter of praise to their manager!
"If for some reason you can't get their name, describe them in enough detail so that their manager will have no problem identifying who it is. Many people working in service industries get little recognition for their efforts, so something like this really can make their day!"
Not sure if that really makes a difference?
It happened recently to my neighbour and friend, Geoffrey Gregg, with whom I play chess and Countdown regularly.
In this video, Geoff talks about about how someone wrote a letter of appreciation for his organ playing at the local crematorium...
you twinkle above us, we twinkle below good morning starshine, you lead us along my love and me as we sing our early morning singing song
gliddy glub gloopy nibby nabby noopy la la la - lo lo sabba sibbi sabba nooby aba naba lee lee - lo lo tooby ooby wala nooby aba naba early morning singing song
Good morning . . .
gliddy glub gloopy . . .
Singing a song, humming a song singing a song loving a song, laughing a song singing a song
sing the song song the sing song song song sing sing sing sing song
