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InterfaceLeader · 10-13-2007, 01:16 PM

Three months ago I was in debt, semi-homeless, unemployed, and consistently getting turned down for jobs. I found your site whilst looking for ways of making money...

I now have two jobs, one of which is doing things I love, and I'm starting to create passive income. I also took the plunge to stand by some of my beliefs in a way I hadn't done before. I feel better, am healthier, happier and more self-aware than I was.

Whilst it is not just your blog that caused this change, your blog was the catalyst that helped me find the community. So thank you, you've made a very positive difference in my life. I'm sure you hear it a lot, but I wanted to say it anyway.

To everyone else: put the things he says into practice. They do work

ArthurHung · 10-13-2007, 03:20 PM

Hurray for you! That's awesome. It just keeps getting better. Come back to some articles that you thought you understood completely a few weeks/months later and you'll (if you're anything like me) find that you will get something new from it that you never got before.

Also with some of Steve's articles I feel immediately that they aren't for me and don't pay too much importance/interest on such as the article on MicroTasks. But weeks later it strikes me to go back to it and try it seriously (through a random syncronicty such as reading a Microsoft Ad) and even though it still isn't the most effective time-management tool for me, it gave me a different perspective on how I could be more productive/more efficient with my time, and I felt I changed for the better after that experience of trying it out.

siniy · 10-15-2007, 08:08 AM

For me the hardest is PUT this things to practice. I know that it is the common issue, but I cant figure out it now.

Janeeshla · 10-15-2007, 08:39 AM

Thank you steve for sharing in such an incredibly deep, honest and brillaint way. i have grown, become self-aware, more conscious, loving, intentional, more effective, courageous and confident in all areas of my life. I put the past of doubts and fears behind me. Its wonderful to know that in so doing, i am not only making my own life better, but contributing to more light out there in the universe.

10-13-2007, 01:16 PM	#1 (permalink)
InterfaceLeader Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: In a green and bountiful land Posts: 515	Thank you Steve Three months ago I was in debt, semi-homeless, unemployed, and consistently getting turned down for jobs. I found your site whilst looking for ways of making money... I now have two jobs, one of which is doing things I love, and I'm starting to create passive income. I also took the plunge to stand by some of my beliefs in a way I hadn't done before. I feel better, am healthier, happier and more self-aware than I was. Whilst it is not just your blog that caused this change, your blog was the catalyst that helped me find the community. So thank you, you've made a very positive difference in my life. I'm sure you hear it a lot, but I wanted to say it anyway. To everyone else: put the things he says into practice. They do work

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10-13-2007, 03:20 PM	#2 (permalink)
ArthurHung Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Toronto, Ontario Posts: 404	Hurray for you! That's awesome. It just keeps getting better. Come back to some articles that you thought you understood completely a few weeks/months later and you'll (if you're anything like me) find that you will get something new from it that you never got before. Also with some of Steve's articles I feel immediately that they aren't for me and don't pay too much importance/interest on such as the article on MicroTasks. But weeks later it strikes me to go back to it and try it seriously (through a random syncronicty such as reading a Microsoft Ad) and even though it still isn't the most effective time-management tool for me, it gave me a different perspective on how I could be more productive/more efficient with my time, and I felt I changed for the better after that experience of trying it out.

10-15-2007, 08:08 AM	#3 (permalink)
siniy Junior Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 14	For me the hardest is PUT this things to practice. I know that it is the common issue, but I cant figure out it now.

10-15-2007, 08:39 AM	#4 (permalink)
Janeeshla Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 3	Thank you steve for sharing in such an incredibly deep, honest and brillaint way. i have grown, become self-aware, more conscious, loving, intentional, more effective, courageous and confident in all areas of my life. I put the past of doubts and fears behind me. Its wonderful to know that in so doing, i am not only making my own life better, but contributing to more light out there in the universe.

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