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January 2011

January 2011

The surviving edition opens with its collected articles.

Archive note

This issue has been assembled from surviving publication records. Its editorial sections are preserved without claiming an exact original sequence.

Inside this issue

Contents

Articles are gathered by their published editorial section. Their arrangement here does not claim an exact original sequence.

Features

Have You Decided To Become a Millionaire?

Now get this, less than two months after the DECISION was made , an opportunity came to me that allowed me to earn in excess of 10 million dollars over the next 5 years. The question I will always wonder about... Would the opportunity have come if I had never consciously made…

By Dale Calvert

How To Make 2011 Your Best Year Ever!

Because nothing is stronger than a dream that pulls you right into the future. And what's the best way to add that absolute feeling to your dreams? You guessed it. Actual photographs, with you taking center stage.

By Michael Clouse

A Blank Canvas and Paints of Many Colors

Before life begins to happen for you in 2011 I encourage you to take some time for reflection so you can image your year exactly as you want it to be and truly become the author of 2011.

By Margie Aliprandi

New Year – New Beginning

If you know me, then you know that I for one, will never ever stand or accept such reality to be true. If you can dream it, then you have it in you to grow and become the person that can achieve it.

By Kevin Abdulrahman

The Blessing of New Beginnings

This new beginning should find you examining your skills, talents, activities, resources, goals and desires with the INTENTION of creating or revitalizing them for your success in 2011 and beyond.

By RS Mallory

Articles

Let The Seeds Grow

This is incredible because that means that the seeds for great things are right there in the soil of our minds and hearts.

By Chris Widener

The Virtue of Patience

Persistence keeps us moving inside ourselves to see the purpose behind the purpose, but patience is the wisdom behind persistence.

By Denis Waitley

Four Steps to Success!

So be a collector of good ideas for your business, for your relationships, for your future.

By Jim Rohn

Columns

A New Beginning

Instead of making a resolution write down what you are going to change.

By Debbie Madiou

New Beginnings

New beginning begins in the 6 inches between your ears. You determine when, how and what this new beginning will look like.

By George Madiou

Beginner's Mind

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By Mary K Weinhagen