Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts

Monday, April 2, 2012

Next stop...australia!

Next stop...australia!

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if you are here, you’re probably thinking about the possibility of moving to australia . This kind of choice is important and courageous, however, requires reflections that, if properly addressed, may make it less risky. Especially useful is starting with the right expectations.

what does it mean to emigrate today? it means first of all giving up a lifestyle that is something we know well.

before you go then, ask yourself a question: the answer is in one word: information . The idea of the book was born in the beginning as an extension of the blog . A kind of content of reflections not strictly related to my everyday life, but with a broader and more general experience that i am living.

over time, by meeting people and experiencing my own and failures and success, i noticed that livingin australiacan be nice, but also extremely disappointing, even though we start with the best will and a greatest enthusiasm, especially because the departure is not the last step in a serious reflection.

i wondered, then, why? what can i do to prevent people realizing that they made the wrong choicetoo late?

you can do anything if you really want to, but we have to be careful not to make a fundamental error: ...read more guide



Tuesday, December 27, 2011

How to create your own reality

How to create your own reality

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from: mark ivar myhre author, "how to create your own reality" there's no way i could've figured it out on my own. This secret information is just too powerful. It makes the law of attraction look like a kindergarten class.

and now you can know everything i know about what it really takes to get what you want - no matter what it is - in record time.

it was a beautiful spring day in downtown salem, massachusetts. I was wandering aimlessly down a cobbled sidestreet when a store up ahead caught my attention. I knew there was something for me there - something i needed to know. I still remember seeing my reflection as i peered through the large plate glass window that revealed no customers, not even a store clerk.

i wanted to walk away but something wouldn't let me. "what the heck," i thought. "i'm already here. May as well go in."

upon entering the store, imagine my surprise to find fifteen people seated in the room everyone stopped what they were doing to look at me.

i want you to know, i pride myself on always being aware of my surroundings. Always. When i looked through that window, there was nobody in the room. I would have bet my life on it.

you see, the only reason i did look ...read more guide