Thanks a bunch for the update! I got a message recently about iLearningGlobal.com and I am going to check it out as soon as I have time. It looks like a great system so far, though!

I do my best to answer every comment, since I appreciate it when other bloggers do the same, and I want all people who read my blog to feel welcome, and at home.

Very cool what you are doing with BookWise. The whole business is about the books, so by writing about your experiences, you will generate lots of interest from other people who want to gain those same benefits.

Have fun with it, Lisa!

Your blog is nice. Your answering back to your blog readers in the comments is great. You keep a great dialogue going.

Take Care

You’re absolutely right! I’ve heard James Ray say many times that you shouldn’t become a millionaire because of the green slips of paper, but because of the person you have to become to BE a millionaire!

Awesome stuff!

I think you hit the nail on the head with this one. I am absolutely convinced that for someone to increase their income they must also grow in their mental, emotional and spiritual faculties. In other words,

Personal Growth = Income Growth

I’m so much a believer that I’m in the process of creating a wealth report on how I increased my income by 26% in less than 8 months. More to come.

Stay tuned….

I actually keep a running list of things that I want to remember, and then I refer back to that list on a regular basis. Some of the things are just ideas that I wanted to be reminded of frequently, even if they aren’t actual “action steps” that I need to take. I use Evernote to stay in touch with all of the things that empower me, and occasionally I will transfer some of my notes into a document that I then print out and refer back to when I am away from my computer.

Also, as you implement more and more personal growth concepts into your life, you don’t need to remember everything that you come across because you are already practicing it. I am proud to say that almost every self improvement book that I’ve read recently was full of ideas that are already a part of my life. The reminders never hurt, though!

Your idea of sticking to a habit for a certain period of time is a solid idea that many people have used successfully. The founders of BookWise even say something similar with their Better Life Money Back Guarantee; try it for a year, and if you haven’t seen positive growth, then you get your money back. Not very many self improvement programs come with that kind of commitment on your part that is backed by a guarantee on their part. That is the type of thing that attracted me so much to BookWise to begin with.

Thanks for all of the great questions, Theresa – very useful stuff!

Bookwise sounds great, and since I like to read, it is a company I will look into further.

I have a question about your first two paragraphs. How do you remember to implement the knowledge/suggestions that you find, and how long is your trial period?

I read several self-improvement blogs and emails, and have added things to my “daily routine” list to implement. By the time I get there, I find it easier to skim over anything that doesn’t seem practical, such as Tony Robbins’ Morning Power Questions ( I’ve almost finished his Awaken the Giant Within book).

I know how to solve much of that, by not even turning on the computer in the mornings and/or until necessary, but I haven’t been able to break myself of that habit yet.

Two other habits I need to gain are persistence and constancy. I think if I can say “I have to try this for (so long), and then if it doesn’t help, I can stop.” What time period do you find best for trial – 21 days, 3 months, or ?

Thanks
Theresa

Glad to help you out with all of this info on BookWise. I have been involved with other network marketing companies in the past myself, and although I have good things to say about them, recruiting was always a large factor.

With BookWise, it’s about leading by example, and showing people via your own success, which is something that I have stressed on this blog for a long time.

Let me know if you have any specific questions that I can answer for your, Anna!

I’ll be glad to help out anyone else who also wants to do the same!