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Good Morning Team – In a few hours 2011 will be over.  Your business will be over for the year.  Then it will be 2012.

The very best thing about the past is that it’s over.  And what’s really superb is that you can’t prove that your past happened the way you remember it.

Consider for a moment a traffic accident, witnessed by four people standing on four different corners.   Each of these eyewitnesses will have seen the same
event, but from a slightly different angle.  Therefore, each of them will be telling the “truth” when they testify, but each one’s story will be distinct from the others.

So if we had a time machine and traveled back to the pivotal events of this past year, or any point in your life; and we interviewed others who were present, there would be a extremely high probability that they would remember those same events very differently.

Additionally, we all have had the experience where a seemingly terrible event turned out to be the very best thing for us.   One lesson here and there is to look
for the seed of good in every “awful” experience as it’s happening – because the second lesson here and there is that every experience has served us, or continues to serve us on some level, for some purpose.

In conclusion, there are always three sides to every story; His, Hers and the Truth which usually lies somewhere in between.   So why not remember your past in a way that supports and empowers you TO BE magnificent?

Because what if you were to?  What if you did?

Live With Intention,

Bill

Good Morning Team – ride the wave, go with the flow, people are doing it

Charities get last-minute boost from donors

by Jessica Dickler CNN Money December 30, 2011 7:32am

Chalk it up to the holiday spirit — or just smart tax planning — but charitable giving is looking up this month. Giving in December is already up 15% from 2010, according to the latest tally by Network for Good, a site that connects more than 10,000 charities across the country. In November, donations rose 20% over the same month last year.

But the best is yet to come. While one-third of all online giving for the year occurs in December, a whopping 22% happens in the last two days of the year, according to Network for Good’s giving study. That end-of-year rush can mainly be attributed to donors looking for some last-minute tax savings.

Bill’s Note:  Believe it – or Not > Giving – especially Tithing – breaks the cycle of poverty.

What’s your favorite philanthropy and what can you do for them in the next 48 hours and beyond?

Live With Intention,

Dr Bill

Ever notice how procrastinators never wait to procrastinate?

Disney saw the theme park while standing in a swamp,  Michaelangelo saw David in a block of marble, races are won before they start and months are finished     before they end.

Get over it, get thru it, get to it, Get er Done!

Live With Intention,

Dr Bill