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Hi there
I recently came across Afformations as opposed to Affirmations.  The nutshell definition:

Affirmation:  fostering a belief that "a positive mental attitude supported by affirmations will achieve success in anything."[1] More specifically an affirmation is a carefully formatted statement that should be repeated to one's self and written down frequently. For an affirmation to be effective, it needs to be present tense, positive, personal and specific.
EG:  I am happy, healthy and wealthy

Afformations:  empowering questions (NOT “affirmations”) that cause your mind to focus on what you really want, and stop focusing on what you don’t want.
EG:  Why am I so happy, healthy and wealthy

Once you ask a question of your mind, whether you know it or not, your mind automatically starts to Search for the answer without your conscious volition.  The point of The Afformation Method is not to find “the answer” to your questions. The point is to change what your mind automatically FOCUSES ON. Since you are now going to FORM positive questions that assume that what you want is already true, your mind has no choice but to find a way to make it so.

I'd love to hear other thoughts, ideas, suggestions on this (especially Michael!).
Cheers
Cathy

Hello, everybody !

Yes, the question is about the next step as a few of the baby previous ones already had being taken.

To make a long story short - I've created a website and have a plenty of ideas of what I would love to do there, including some fun-shifting programs, e-books and so on.

And I've being doing something and creating material and popping up with ideas, but all those circles are just circles and every time at the end of the day I find myself at the same place - where I need to advertise myself and what I can suggest, which includes ... Whatever it includes - key-words, cross-links, seo and so on and bla-bla-bla.

And here I do feel stuck. Every time I've got an idea and develop it I came to the point where I "well, you've done it, now let's find anybody who would love to pay for it" !

Any - any ideas, help, support, suggestions to moving out of this point ? I can't say that I'm rubbish at marketing (which is true) - it is more about ... I don't like it and don't want to get deeply into it ... So I'm putting pressure on myself and it doesn't work ... Another circle.


Thank you.


Love, Natelle.

Hi I am looking for a good coaching program that I can complete online. I would love to attend Michael's Supercoach Academy, but at this point the price/schedules are prohibitive as I am a mother of three children. 
I have been getting marketing materials from Coach Training Alliance -- are they any good, does anyone know?
Any other advice?

Thank you - Anya

hey dan77! what a great reply. thanks for sharing - no, really, thanks a lot. it really does help. i just noticed this, partially because i kept waiting to renew my subscription to the website.

Thank you so much, Vikki!  I found your perspective extremely insightful and really appreciate you taking the time to share it with me.  I love the pebble in the shoe analogy!  Going to examine the insides of my sneakers now...

Lots of love and positive vibes back to you,
Gita

Hi Everyone does anyone have any good excersises relating to  parkinsons disease ...i am currently researching the subject and working with a volunteer patient friend who has it,,,,
stopped the shuffle with a slowing down excersise ,wonder if you all want to chip in
Michael ??

love and blessings
peter 
 
 
 

Hi, Gita,

I recently read a very interesting article on spirituality and 'free love' (for lack of a better way of putting it) and I could see where the people advocating it were coming from.

But, like you, it is not something I personally can subscribe to. I guess it is similar to any spiritual practise; it will be the right way for some, but not everyone.

I think it is undeniable that some monogamous relationships are very ego-based. But remember, the flip side to expecting your partner to be monogamous is that you take that path also, setting yourself boundaries as to what is acceptable with others that are emotional as well as physical. For me, 'renouncing all others' is an act of selflessness, not its opposite.

Just as there are monogamous relationships that are ego-based and exploitative, so there are 'free love' advocates who use its spiritual principles as a smokescreen for exploiting and humiliating others. I have read about open relationships where jealousy and humiliation feature far more than a beautiful freedom to seek pleasure and love wherever it may be found.

So, where does that leave you? You know what your personal beliefs are. You know where your boundaries are set. I know that ignoring my boundaries is like going for a hike with a pebble in my shoes; I might try and ignore it but sooner or later I'm going to have to deal with it or things will get nasty.

Sending you lots of love and positive vibes,

Vikki

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I have a question for the forum that I was hoping Michael would have addressed in one of his shows but I have not been able to find insight yet. 

I met a guy a few months ago with whom I have an amazing connection, fun, many shared interests, values, etc.  He has all the qualities that I have been hoping to find in a partner, except...he's not sure he wants monogamy in a long-term relationship.  To him, monogamy comes from an ego-based place "ME wanting to be special, ME wanting to be the only one" whereas with true unconditional love and coming from a place of trust in the Universe's design, we should be able to be ok with our partner having relations with other people, including sexual relations, if that is what makes them happy.  If the primary relationship is meant to be, than outside connections with others should not affect it.  He wants his partner to have that freedom as much as he does. 

I think that's all beautiful in theory, but when I think about living it, it makes my stomach turn, and I know it's just not where I'm at (or is it only insecurity/fear that makes me feel icky inside?).  I only want to be intimate with one person and yes, I want to be special to my partner. 

I love this man and would love to be with him over the long term, but I just don't know if this is something that can be bridged.  I'm also not sure how to apply Michael's 200% relationship idea to this. 

Any ideas, insights, wisdom on this would be greatly appreciated!! 

All the best,
G

Happy new year, everyone!

I wonder, is there anyone still on this forum?

I would love to continue this discussion if you'd like.