The latest winner of The Happy Healthy Wealthy Game. Shared a profound learning she had during the game. She told me the transformation that set her on the path to winning was to ask a very simple question. This one question completely redirected the daily actions in her game toward her Happy, Healthy, and Wealthy 90-day Goals.
The question was:
If a person has already successfully accomplished this goal of ________, what habits would they have?
Or said another way:
What habits will create the successful accomplishment of my goals?
Habits make up 80% of our day! We are operating in automatic behavior. We are on auto-pilot. We are just running through the same actions and thoughts like a hamster on a hamster wheel. (Yes, sometimes even you and I run faster thinking it will help - just like a hamster!)
Well, the fact of the matter is that habits are at the core of not only accomplishing anything. But also being able to maintain and sustain the accomplishment. No one wants to be a one-hit wonder.
You probably want and most certainly deserve sustained wealth, health, and happiness! Not just a glorious moment of it before you go back down into your "real" life.
In this latest game, at the end, this particular winner said, "The Happy Healthy Wealthy Game and Doug's insightful coaching, is what made me realize this is the secret to my success."
I can officially say it's the first time in my life I am being held accountable...
I am blessed to have the amazing yoga teacher Liz Hage in a Happy Healthy Wealthy Game. No, she is not related to my virtual assistant LuAnne Hage. Just a coincidence (or is it?).
Liz just sent out her Bhakti News eNewsletter. (Click on the picture above and sign up for it.)
I thought you might be interested to hear what she said. Here is the opening of her newsletter:
Dear friends,
I hope you enjoyed your 3 day weekend and that all of your labors will bring you abundance, joy and inspiration this month. My labors have brought an amazing mentor into my life named Doug Miller. Last week I started playing a game with him, along with a friend of mine, called the Happy, Healthy, Wealthy Game (don't be fooled by the name!). After a week of playing, I can officially say it's the first time in my life I am being held accountable for my life goals on a daily basis and it is AWESOME!
If any of you have goals you are working towards and find it's challenging to keep focused on them, I highly suggest contacting Doug to find out when the next game begins.
In this month's issue of Bhakti News, learn about a worldwide charity event, a local kirtan and a pretty cool offering called yogichocolate.
Here's to your happiness, health & wealth!
Enjoy!
Be love,
Liz Hage
By the way, I have a new game starting on Thursday, September 13th at 10AM. Click here to sign up now.
What was the Today Show up to last Friday?
The big question the Today Show was asking last Friday is:Has Labor Day become the new New Year's?
How often have you found yourself saying, "After Labor Day I'll start that project"? Or "After Labor Day, I'll start my new workout regiment"? Sounds a lot like a New Year's resolution. That was the question they were asking, Is Labor Day the new New Year's?
Interestingly enough, the London Free Press reports something very similar: an increase in gym attendance and new memberships in September.
Do you include yourself in this mass of people setting New Year's resolutions 4 months early? Or are you like some who are looking at that list of goals for 2007 wondering how to make them happen in the last four months of the year?
Have a read of some of my previous posts on The Power of Environments, and then set yourself up for success by putting an environment and a structure in place to support you in accomplishing more than you ever thought possible. Sign up to hear more about The Happy Healthy Wealthy Game by putting your name and email address in below and clicking "Register."
Introduction and Orientation to The Happy Healthy Wealthy Game:
Date: September 10th, 11AM - 12 Noon
PS: Make sure you click on play over in the left hand column and listen to Jack Canfield share his personal experience of the game. He and a bunch of people from the movie The Secret played the game and loved it.
