Years ago I was taking a terrific Reunion seminar with Alex Mandossian and the other graduates of his programs… and one of the exercises he took us through was, “What’s your verb?”

It’s a verb, a doing, that permeates who you are and your impact on the world.

For instance,

Steve Jobs innovates.

Sigmund Freud analyzes.

Ernest Hemingway writes. Continue reading »

Hello Readers. It’s day four of my “Open Mailbox Project.” You gotta read this one.

Where Ann began sounds like soooo many of the people who write to me asking for help. I want you to read this and see what’s possible for you… Continue reading »

Yesterday I received word that I had been awarded the scholarship! I am jumping up and down…

My money monster is being banished and destroyed. My Money Honey (I call him my Money Partner) has already lined up many wonderful things for me including acceptance of an article for one of the “Chicken Soup for the Soul” books, a weekly column in our small town newspaper and other exciting things I’m not aware of yet… Continue reading »

Hello readers. I love this kind of stuff, so I got permission from Julie to share her Money Honey story with you. 🙂

Dear Morgana

I just have to share this with you.

I take my Money Honey walking with me each morning, and in the past I used to sometimes collect rubbish on the side of the roads, it was for the faeries.

I haven’t done it for a while and as I was leaving for my walk my M.H. told me to take a bag to collect rubbish. I nearly didn’t as it can be a bit of a shlep. At first I thought it was the faeries asking, but realised it was actually my M.H.

Now here is the thing. Not long after I got home, I got a phone call from a friend who owed my partner and I £120… Continue reading »

“Why Isn’t It Working?”

This was the most interesting question.

I’ll do a whole issue on this–because it’s so important–but for now I just want to toss out a few notes before I go to bed.

1) If it “isn’t working,” it (the alchemy) didn’t happen.
This is the tricky part. You can follow the steps, answer the questions, and come up with great ideas for your old and new Money. And nothing will change. Why?

The relationship didn’t really change. Your new Money is still a great idea, but the relationship with your new Money isn’t REAL. This isn’t your fault. You just need a coach.

2) You’re asking the wrong question. Continue reading »