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Trusted Source

Petra Creutziger — Wed, 12 May 2010 07:04:36 +0000

An internal or external, personal or universal entity that provides guidance about purpose and other questions about life.

Popular examples for an external universal trusted sources are God, Jesus, Mary, Allah, Buddha, Mohammed, Odin, Zeus, Grace, …
Their main characteristic is that they would know everybody’s purpose or answers to each person’s questions about life.

An external personal source could be a deceased loved one or a personal angel who is specifically assigned to you and only knows and cares about your purpose, no one else’s.

an internal source is something that you see as being a part of your self (but NOT your unconscious mind). It is an aspect of your psyche that can provide the answers you are looking for in terms of your purpose or other important aspects of your life.

There are three criteria that need to be fulfilled in order to define a trusted source:

You need to believe that

it exists
it already knows your purpose
you can communicate with each other

You can learn more about trusted source and 12 Strategies for Discovering the Difference You Are Meant to Make in Tim Kelley’ book True Purpose.

Creating Wealth – book reviews

Petra Creutziger — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 06:38:31 +0000

If your only goal is to become rich, you will never achieve it. – John D. Rockefeller

Wealth is so much more than having money. Wealth is about sharing, contributing, giving back. That can be financially, emotionally or spiritually. Creating financial wealth won’t work without a bigger picture, which makes wealth creation a tool for a greater purpose.

Browse for book recommendations from Amazon.com related to Wealth Creation or have a look at the ones listed here

My favourite Wealth Creation book of all times:

WINK – A parabel for wealth beyond words

7 Habits of Highly Effective People – book recommendation

Petra Creutziger — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 06:50:32 +0000

Talking about classics, Stephen R. Covey’s “7 Habits Of Highly Effective People” is an essential not only for people in business, but for anybody who is looking to improve their personal performance.
With lots of examples and insights, this book is a must! Look inside

Rich Dad Poor Dad – book recommendation

Petra Creutziger — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 06:43:00 +0000

“Rich Dad Poor Dad”, written by Robert Kiyosaki, is a great book to start with if you want to swap from a desperate to a a wealthy mindset. It provides the reader with valuable background information about the importance of “wealthy thinking”. The version for teenagers should be part of every library for kids. Look inside

WINK – book review

Petra Creutziger — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 08:51:43 +0000

WINK is a modern day parable of a nine year old boy being raised by his carpenter father who is sick and tired. Every day for the last 20 years the carpenter has visited the Well of Wealth and spent a dollar, believing that if he gives generously to the Well, it will give generously to him in return. On this day, the Carpenter is so unwell he is unable to visit the well, so he sends his nine year old son, Richard, in his place. Richard is entrusted with a treasured crumpled dollar, and sets off on his journey to the Well of Wealth.

Following an overgrown path, Richard discovers that the Well of Wealth is not where or what he thought it was. On the journey Richard meets a host of mysterious and intriguing characters including an old woman, an Optometrist, a Plumber, a Gardener, a Fisherman, a Rower, a Musician, and an Inn Keeper. Each have built their wealth in very different ways, and yet, there is something about them that is common to them all.

This fictional tale makes you think deeper as to the dynamics of wealth creation. The keys to wealth are in a story behind a story. To find the keys, you need to become better at seeing as “What you see is always what you get.” Each reading will help you to discover more keys, until one by one, they will unlock the doors to your wealth.