http://fredhodgins.com ...making every connection count Wed, 11 Jan 2012 00:13:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://fredhodgins.com/how-to-become-debt-free#comment-20 kim Wed, 11 Jan 2012 00:13:00 +0000 http://fredhodgins.com/?p=272#comment-20 its asking me for a credit card its asking me for a credit card

]]> http://fredhodgins.com/15-good-reads-that-make-a-difference#comment-13 Colin Hillstrom Sat, 06 Aug 2011 14:57:20 +0000 http://fredhodgins.com/?p=152#comment-13 Great list! I recommend reading Think & Grow Rich backwards so that we get rid of our negative internal and external influences ("Six Ghosts of Fear" etc) before we take the six steps in Chapter 2, Desire. Otherwise, our intentions, goals, desired outcomes etc. will be tainted with our sub-conscious negative thoughts and emotions, which is why so often people realize that after having achieved a certain goal that was really hard to attain that the outcome is not giving them what they really wanted. Reading this wonderful book backwards can save a lot of precious energy. My favorite question relating to activities and goals is: Who am I becoming as a result of working towards this goal, taking into consideration how what I am doing is affecting others. Likewise, asking: who is that person becoming by me achieving this goal that's supposed to be helping them prevents me from making the assumption of knowing what's best for them. Often, the greatest harm is done with the best of intentions. Carpe diem! Great list! I recommend reading Think & Grow Rich backwards so that we get rid of our negative internal and external influences (“Six Ghosts of Fear” etc) before we take the six steps in Chapter 2, Desire. Otherwise, our intentions, goals, desired outcomes etc. will be tainted with our sub-conscious negative thoughts and emotions, which is why so often people realize that after having achieved a certain goal that was really hard to attain that the outcome is not giving them what they really wanted. Reading this wonderful book backwards can save a lot of precious energy. My favorite question relating to activities and goals is: Who am I becoming as a result of working towards this goal, taking into consideration how what I am doing is affecting others. Likewise, asking: who is that person becoming by me achieving this goal that’s supposed to be helping them prevents me from making the assumption of knowing what’s best for them. Often, the greatest harm is done with the best of intentions. Carpe diem!

]]> http://fredhodgins.com/15-good-reads-that-make-a-difference#comment-4 Kaitlynn Wed, 13 Jul 2011 01:41:46 +0000 http://fredhodgins.com/?p=152#comment-4 Great post! I've read some of these books, like How to Win Friends and Influence People, and Rich Dad Poor Dad, and I can definitely say they changed my life. I've never heard of some of the other books and am looking forward to picking them up. If you have any more suggestions, keep 'em coming! Great post! I’ve read some of these books, like How to Win Friends and Influence People, and Rich Dad Poor Dad, and I can definitely say they changed my life. I’ve never heard of some of the other books and am looking forward to picking them up. If you have any more suggestions, keep ‘em coming!

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