Thoroughly enjoying the journey of life. I find excitement in every day. Currently reading Abraham-Hicks Law of Attraction. Have listened to the audio many times but repitition presents new A-ha moments that I am implementing with an open heart and an open mind.

Our eldest daughter, Shayla, see's the benefits it is providing for Pete and I so she is slowly embracing the fact that each day is our own choice. Cori, our youngest, remains in touch with her non-physical self ever since birth.

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I bargained with life for a penny,
And life would pay no more,
However I begged at evening,
When I counted my scanty store.
For life is a just employer,
And gives you what you ask,
But once you have set the wages,
Why, then you must bear the task.
I worked for a menial hire,
Only to learn dismayed,
That any wage I had asked life for,
Life would have gladly paid.

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So, think big and dream big. Ask for the exceptional in life, take action and be willing to receive. Life truly is what you make i...
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We have come a long way and continue to learn and grow every day. I get to watch my children as their minds open up a little more with every waking (and sleeping) hour of the infinite possibilities that they have within thier reach.

As you may know from "My Kids and Their Law of Attraction" Part 1, making $100k per day and owning a Limo are 2 of Shaylas wishes (my 10 year old daughter) And in comparison to my wishes of $670 per day and a purple Toyota Tarago, Shayla definately knows how to thi...
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Today my husband, Peter and I, sat down with our 2 daughters and started a journey with them through the words of Winsome Coutts - Visualizing and The Law of Attraction For Kids.

Cori is 7 years old so today we started with the younger kids book called "The Secret of Making Wishes Come True"
Shayla is turning 10 in a few weeks and there is also an older kids book called  "How To Get The Things You Want (and Have Fun Doing It)" We have decided to go through both books all together as a family, o...
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In these busy times, when parents and children have schedules packed to the max, family closeness can fall by the wayside. Most of us have to make an effort to guarantee that work, school, sports, and chores don’t swallow up the very relationships that make those things important.

When is the last time you played or goofed around with your child? Can you remember back that far? Many parents can’t. Life has made us so serious, so focused, that we’ve lost the joy of the simple things, and...

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