Comments on: The Law of Attraction Key – Inspired Action

By: Alex Gabriel Vu

Alex Gabriel Vu — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 08:30:51 +0000

Let your heart convinces you to take action and let your mind awaken your unverifiable intuitions.

Alex Gabriel V.

By: Leila

Leila — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 12:39:19 +0000

Thanks for your post Kristen. So far it seems to me that the way to tell the difference between inspired and ordinary action is that inspired action feels alive in the sense that there is emotion attached to it(joy), whereas ordinary action is more mechanical. Would this be right?

By: Chrissy

Chrissy — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 02:45:32 +0000

I was about to leave this page, yet I felt a pull to look at the comments, am I glad I did, Randy, you are an inspirational individual, your words were like a life line, pulling me back into fully consciousness, into the present moment, I loved how you told it straight from your gut, so to speak, I actually wrote down what you said, so I can peruse over your words in my own time, allow them to make me actually DO SOMETHING with my life, I am 55 years of age, yet I never feel this age. my mind is perpectually young, I love your comments, I will allow myself the luxury of now going after my dream job, after all, I did get Year 12, at 54. I was told by my course teacher at the time I was too old to start a new career, (shame on her) yet, I allowed someone to tell me what to do with my life, I just gave up. Never again, will I allow some one to dictate to me what I can and cannot do! I want to work, to be of service to others, after all, I survived cancer, at 50. Thank you Kristen for your help, my eyes are now fully open, life is all about doing, what we want to do, not feeling it is passing by, may everyone who reads this knows that age is never a barrier to attaining your dreams, after all,when I was 21, I was told I was too young for most of the jobs I went for, and that experience was what they wanted, now it is all about youth, my times were a different era, people worked until they retired in the same job, my own father being one of these people. He taught me values, like honesty, integrity, kindness, and the ability to feel empathy, I miss his wisdom, he wasn\’t a rich man financially, yet he had a calmness that reminded me of the Dali Lamar, he was contented with his life, when he died over 600 people attended his funeral, I asked some one why they attended his funeral, the answer, was…he was a good man, never once did he ever say an unkind word to me, he helped me when no one else did. I felt proud of my dad that day, he had lived a life of serving others, not for his own gain, but to help. It is easy to forget, about others when we strive for our own goals, yet if we go out of our way every day, to help some one in just a tiny way, boy, do we feel great afterwards, it is okay to strive for our own dreams, but how much richer, can we be if we help others in this progress of life. Love and happiness to all, Chrissy.

By: Linda

Linda — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 21:42:06 +0000

Thank you again Kristen, That is a great reminder. Repetition is what I need. As falling down, getting up again is the answer and the right guidance helps. Getting past the why? And focusing on the new goal is easier with words of encouragement.

By: Rosemary

Rosemary — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 16:20:09 +0000

But what if I take inspired action, day after day, but am still stymied by the TIME issue? I have three deals hanging fire (one should close today and, hopefully, another smaller one, tomorrow), and my tax refund is late, but my bills are NOW. The long-term answer is to get more deals going so there is a steady stream of income, such that one delay doesn’t throw a monkey wrench into my finances. In the short term, the steps I take are working, but how do I stop thinking broke when I cannot pay the bills NOW?

It is a quandary, but I keep on trucking.

By: raymond

raymond — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 14:32:25 +0000

wow randy,your living my life!!i was a detailer(cleaned vehicles)and the last couple yrs i just was’nt happy with me being 45 and im a detailer it put me in a depression(raymond,biff the detailer)well its all i know. so i tried my own business but that failed,and now while im collecting unemployment,i know my next job is gonna be$8.00hr(was making$10.00hr)and all that makes me think of how i wasted 30 yrs of my life by partying living for a buzz,well i woke up about 6 yrs ago. i quit drinking and partying at that time and last year i quit smoking ciggs.but now im stuck on what to do in life,for right now i just take it one day at a time and try to stay possitve and listen to what people like kristen has to stay,i dont have money for what they have to offer but i read the blogs and the post and i learn alot from that.

By: Rebecca

Rebecca — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 14:29:47 +0000

Great article! Most people (including me) take action but never get anywhere. I’ve learned that if it doesn’t feel right, I’m not moving forward. However, some opportunities keep coming around that I say NO to because I’m not interested for various reasons. What do you do about those opportunities? They could be for you, but you may not recognize them and keep saying NO which means you don’t move forward.

By: Randy

Randy — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 04:20:28 +0000

Great article. It\’s funny, but all of what The Secret, your blog and what many other people say is just basic every day common sense. If you do nothing, than nothing will happen. If you keep sitting on the couch, watching TV, eating frozen TV Dinners or Fast Food, and complaining about a dead end life, than everything will remain the same. If you want to lose weight, get off the couch, put down the burger and shake, and do something, anything but what you are doing now. If you want to make more money, than find someway to do it. Start researching things that interest you. Basically though, it all comes down to personal responsibility. If you want something to happen, then go and make it happen. Figure out how to do it and do it. Unfortunately I think most of us today have been lulled to a state of semi-unconsciousness by all the mass media and instant gratification available to us. Everything is immediate, instant gratification. Most people that I speak with seem to have forgotten that they were the masters of their own destiny, not some fairy who will pop out of the blue and grant you the life you think you deserve. I\’m guilty of this as well. Over the last 6 years I\’ve basically done nothing to get what I want out of life. My last business venture failed and I went broke. I subconsciously gave up after that, and then I began to consciously sabotage myself by doing nothing. Too much TV, too much feeling sorry for myself, too much unhealthy food. It wasn\’t until recently that I allowed my mind to start wandering, to come up with that great idea I needed, and it came. Slowly, but surely, I find that each day I am getting more and more inspired to do the things that will help me achieve my goals and live the life I want. But it all starts with that first step, and only I can make myself do it, and the one after, and the next. Thanks for the work you\’ve done, I look forward to more of it.

Randy