What Inspires You ?

I've just read the e-book by Joe Vitale about how to attract more money into your life.  One of the principles is simply to give more away. That is no doubt a scary concept for most people, especially as they don't have enough for themselves. Well that is just where things need to change.  

The secret is that during your  day to day lives there must be something or someone who inspires you. Maybe it is someone who is doing something amazing in the face of adversity or something you see someone do with a child perhaps. Whatever it is, give money to that person. Give with joy in your heart as much as you can give, without expecting anything in return. If your giving is from a place of "I don't really have enough" or any other negative idea you hold it will not work. Giving for the right reasons is pure joy and that is where you need to give from.  Give to anything that inspires you spiritually or anything that makes you feel nourished emotionally too.

Whenever I see animals interacting I get goosebumps and feelings of joy - even pictures in a magazine will do it - but they won't need my money! However if it was for example in a zoo, I would give money to the zoo. Try it out for the next week and see what happens.

Here's a hint: do not expect money to come to you from the same source you are giving to.
Check out my website to find ways you can give to your family

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The following is a sampling of issues we regularly address in the FamilyIQ learning forum. The knowledge and skills you acquire will help you not only address these topics, but hundreds of others as well.

1. Setting personal boundaries when relating to others: at home, at work and in social settings
2. Addressing lingering feelings of guilt, remorse or failure
3. Inspiring your child to follow through on commitments
4. Teaching children to accept responsibility for their actions
5. Effectively managing your own anger and/or that of others
6. Communicating more clearly with your child, partner, co-worker or others in daily interactions
7. Teaching children habits of respect
8. Preparing for the inevitable challenges of life as children grow, careers change, and relationships evolve
9. Building unity in the home to foster cooperation, mutual support and a happier environment

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How to Make Your Own Veg & Fruit Wash

Here's a great idea to use for washing any produce you buy from a green grocer who is not necessarily selling organic products.

What You Need:

• White vinegar
• Water
• A spray bottle

What You Do:

For Hard-skinned Fruits and Vegetables:

• ·         Fill a spray bottle with equal parts white vinegar and water.
• ·         Then, spray the solution onto your fruits and vegetables; rub it in; and rinse.

For Soft-skinned Fruits and Vegetables:

• ·         Fill a bowl with equal parts white vinegar and water.
• ·         Then, soak your fruits and vegetables in the solution for a minute
•            or two and rinse.

Why This Works: 

The acetic acid in vinegar kills bacteria and helps to dissolve the wax and pesticide residues found on the skins of many fruits and vegetables. 

Benefits of Making Your Own Fruit and Vegetable Wash:

• cheaper than store-bought washes
• cleans more effectively than water alone
• all-natural

Tips and Warnings:

• ·         Use a scrub brush to work the solution into the skin
• ·         Store your fruit and vegetable wash out of the reach of children
• ·         Always label the contents of your spray bottles