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It’s Not Quicksand Everywhere

By Boaz · Comments (3)
Sunday, July 10th, 2011

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Outside of Leavenworth, Washington, there is a beautiful place called The Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort. I recently spoke there for a very nice group of people.

This is an incredibly beautiful spot in the world. There are majestic trees, a beautiful meandering creek and, in the background, there are snow-capped mountains.

This is 67 acres that were bought in 1991 by a lady named Harriet Bullitt. She had been brought to the area when she was just six years old, beginning in 1931. Today this lady is 85 years young and still going strong.

Harriet Bullitt developed the entire Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort because she thought the area was so beautiful and should be preserved and enjoyed by many people.

The thing I liked about the resort is that it reminded me of certain things that are solid in our lives. This year there have been many things that have made our lives feel shaky – like tsunami’s, hurricanes, tornados, the economy – all kinds of things that made us feel as if we’re literally walking on quicksand.

I think it’s important, during these times, for us to think about certain things that are solid in our lives. Certain things that are not going anywhere.

The beautiful Sleeping Lady Resort, with its majestic trees, is not going anywhere. The snow-capped mountains I saw there are not going anywhere. The beautiful stream I saw there, other than the water flowing, is not going anywhere.

And, what is most important in our lives, that I believe we should focus on that is solid, is the relationships that we cherish. Even if there is just one person in life who cares about you, that is something solid.

Thus, for this message, I’m suggesting that we focus on what is solid, what isn’t going anywhere, and not spend quite so much time thinking about other things that make us feel as if we’re on shaky ground.

I hope to see you Wednesday morning on Lifetime Television on The Balancing Act, 7-8 a.m. Easter and Pacific time. If you wish to book me for a speaking engagement, my number is 619-723-3007.

You are special. You are unique. You are destined for greatness. You are a Champion!

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A Solid Affirmation
I focus on those things in my life that are solid
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How’s Your Discipline

By Boaz · Comments (0)
Monday, August 16th, 2010

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Between recent speaking events in Delaware and Maryland, I took some time to stop by the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis. The town of Annapolis, on Chesapeake Bay, is a quaint and beautiful community.

It is not only the State Capitol of Maryland, but also the home of the Naval Academy. Established in 1845, this is the second oldest military academy in the United States, only second after West Point.

I’ve known a number of people who attended Annapolis and established themselves with enviable records in the military.

One thing I learned from the graduates of Annapolis, as I’m sure is the case at other military academies, is that at Annapolis they teach discipline. Because, without discipline, you cannot have a military force and you cannot have order.

The same thing applies in our own personal lives. If we don’t have discipline, then our life is in disarray.

So, this message is about establishing some discipline in various areas of our lives.

If you don’t have enough discipline when it comes to money, something simple that you can do is lower your standard of living a little bit, save that money, and pay off some debts. Also, pay in cash. That establishes some discipline when it comes to money.

Concerning your health, I know that the cadets at Annapolis keep in great shape because they exercise regularly. I don’t like exercising any more than you do, but having had a heart condition in the past I realize that it’s important.

So, whether I like it or not, I do a treadmill two or three times a week for 30 minutes to keep in shape. That is my form of discipline when it comes to exercise.

If it’s discipline in your relationship that you need to improve, take the time to go out and spend special time on a regular basis with someone special in your life. Whether it’s Date Night or whatever you may choose to do regularly, establish some discipline and make that relationship important to you.

If it’s a career discipline you need to improve, then look at what you’re doing in your life and look for ways to improve wherever you are or look for other ways to establish a new career.

I believe that you’re now establishing some very important discipline in your life because you are special, you are unique, you are destined for greatness. I see it in you – you are a Champion!

Have a powerful day!

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How children start their day makes all the difference in the world as to their success throughout the day. My new daily CD for children, The “30 Day Can Do Program for Kids,” is a very powerful, productive and positive way for kids, 4 to 12 years of age, to start each day.

As a bonus to the CD, you will get the “Can Do Workbook”, a great e-book supplementary teaching tool to the daily 2-minute audio messages.

The “Can Do Program for Kids” CD is available, with the bonus e-book, for just $29, at the Boaz Power Store on my web site: Boazpower.com.

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A Discipline Affirmation
I have established some wonderful disciplines in my life.
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Is It Water Under The Bridge For You

By Boaz · Comments (0)
Sunday, July 11th, 2010

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If you’ve been around for a while, you’ve probably heard of the Geneva Convention.

Well, I recently experienced my own version when I conducted a seminar for a nice group of people in Geneva, Illinois. I guess that was my version of the “Geneva Convention”.

Geneva, Illinois, is a lovely community about 40 miles west of Chicago. I was speaking at the beautiful Herrington Inn and Spa, right next to the Fox River.

As I stood on the balcony of my lovely room at the Herrington, I felt very peaceful watching the meandering Fox River going downstream right outside my room.

That beautiful sight was a great example of peace, something that too many people lack in their busy lives.

If you don’t have peace in your life, my aim is to help you get some.

So, the most important thing about having inner peace is to define, on paper, what is it that concerns you. Think about it, what are you worried about most of the time? What frustrates you?

Is it your health? Is it your finances? Is it a career? Is it a relationship?

The first, and most important point, is to define it on paper. “What am I concerned about the most? What upsets me the most?”

And then focus on one area that you can improve.

If it is your health, and you need to eat healthier, then start today. Start by taking a walk. If you lived in a beautiful community like Geneva, Illinois, maybe you’d take a walk along the river.

Maybe you need to just pay attention to what you’re eating and eat a little more carefully.

If it’s a relationship you need to improve or change, then do something about it.

If it is finances that’s causing you inner turmoil and not allowing you to have inner peace, then start paying in cash, pay off some debts, save some money, live a little below your means.

The important point is to do something about at least one area that’s frustrating you and to take small steps. Before you know it, those small steps add to bigger steps.

And there’s something else about the Fox River in Geneva that I want to talk to you about as a lesson. The Fox River continuously goes to move downstream. The bridge over the Fox River, which I saw from my hotel balcony, was a symbol in life because the water underneath it continues to go under the bridge.

So, if there are some things that you are resenting from your past, realize that those are water under the bridge. It is already gone. As I saw in the Fox River, there was no way to make it go backwards. It continued to move downstream. It’s water under the bridge.

So, whatever has not gone well in the past, just decide to let it go down the river and decide that in the future you will do things differently.

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A Water Under the Bridge Affirmation
I am taking positive steps to improve whatever is frustrating me in my life.
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Notes from a Relationship Expert

By Boaz · Comments (0)
Monday, March 29th, 2010

Now that I do a weekly television show on the Internet (something you can also do if you wish to promote your company or a personal passion), it gives me an opportunity to interview special people who have done special things.

The other day I got to spend some time on camera with a special friend who also happens to be a world-class relationship expert. Her name is Ana Weber and she resides in Irvine, California.

Ana is one of those rare human beings who exudes enthusiasm, a glittering smile, and is genuinely interested in other people.

Born in Romania, Ana wanted to make movies when she was growing up. She eventually immigrated to the United States in 1974.

When working as an HR manager for a company many years ago, Ana noticed that attitudes of workers were more negative on Mondays and Fridays.

She did some research and discovered that in a manufacturing assembly line, Monday was a bad day for productivity. She decided to call Monday “The Fun Day” instead of “The Blues Day”. Ana created fun meetings on Monday mornings and productivity increased.

After going through some challenges in her personal life, she went back to school and got another degree in behavior and human relations. That’s when she decided to coach people in the areas of letting go, change, and how to introduce goals into our reality.

Ana related to me that there are five facets to personal relationships. In the beginning, everything is very exciting. People pursue each other and they have fun. Then people get engaged in the relationship, they maintain the relationship and understand the value.

Ana further states that, unfortunately, sometimes relationships have to end. She says that its important to continue pursuing a relationship even though people are engaged in the relationship.

Having a regular weekly “date night” is something Ana feels is very important in continuing to pursue the relationship. “Enjoy the process and show enthusiasm for the relationship,” states Ana. She suggests that couples should go for walks in the park or go to a movie together.

Ana says that people need to really be in the moment for each other and that they need to make appointments with each other to spend quality time together. They should also show genuine interest in each other.

You can learn more about Ana’s work on her web site: AnaTheRelationshipExpert.com. She has written a number of books including a time-management book called “Your 48 Hour Day”. It increases the productivity of time.
Another book by Ana is “The Circle of Success”. The is a blueprint for life using the three ingredients of energy, time and money.

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If you have children, and would like for them to have certain positive messages that you give them reinforced on a regular basis, you may want to consider getting my “30 Day Can Do Program for Kids” CD. It will help children become more confident, more caring, more respectful, and more successful.

The daily topics include: Being a good student, being a good sport, the value of reading, setting goals, getting things done, confidence, and determination.

This is recommended for children 4 to 12. As a bonus to the CD, you will be e-mailed the “Can Do Workbook”, a great e-book supplementary teaching tool to the audio messages.

If you would like to order this exciting new CD, which has a 6-month money-back guarantee, simply send a check for $29 to me at the following address:

Boaz Rauchwerger
14431 Ventura Blvd., #249
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423

Be sure to include your e-mail address so we can send the bonus e-book.

This will also make a great gift for grandchildren, nieces and nephews, children of friends, or any other child that could benefit from a highly-productive, self-image-building program that will positively affect their lives.

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A Relationship Affirmation
I enjoy working on my most important relationships. I make others feel important.

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