A Powerful & Unique Experience to Try Right Now
I recently wrote a post about The 9 Intense Experiences of Remarkably Successful People and I hope you got to see the video and read the incredibly insightful article it linked to.
Whether you have or haven’t yet, this brief video and article by “intense experiences” success expert Brian Vaszily, is something you definitely don’t want to miss.
You’ll be invited to do a unique and interesting little exercise that may just open the doors of success and happiness wider for you… check it out and see what I mean.
You’ll also discover just why so many people have been pulled far, far away from achieving the success they deeply desire… from their finances, business and career to their relationships, health and more.
And don’t miss learning about the “Nigerian Paradox,” and why understanding it is actually quite important to you personally!
Plus, Brian has some other amazing videos to show you about the nine intense experiences that remarkably successful people stay focused on while virtually everyone else forgets about them. You don’t want to miss these!
P.S. Be sure to check out the six examples and Brian’s own “positive intense experience” story at the end if you need a “boost” to help you with your own! You can also read mine too by clicking on the link below:
Tags: 9 intense experiences, Brian Vazsily, happiness, self help program, self improvement, success
December 8th, 2008 at 7:22 pm
Dear Brian .Thank you for the opportunity to post an experience.When I was Six and a half years of age I wished for santa to bring me a bride doll for Christmas.The day came and went bright, sparkling and oh so long I had the red measles.In those days the curtains where closed in the room you didn”t get out of bed .I didn’t see our tree it was down by the time I was better.In the evening my Dad came in with you guessed it,the Bride doll!She was sooo beautiful I was encouraged not to play with her I might break her.Needless to say she stayed packed away in her BOX until she was taken to a day care at the high school.She was truly loved there and even though her dress got torn and dirty,her hair shorn off,She got more beautiful to me because she was loved!The moral of this story is Take your Bride doll and the good things out of the box,SHARE them ENJOY them ,and LAUGH a lot!
December 15th, 2008 at 5:44 am
That is a wonderful story and just in time for the holidays. Thank you so much for sharing. It made me think… I still have my dolls. They are kept downstairs in a storage bin. I never really think about them. They are not still in the box, but in good condition. Do you know of someplace I can donate them? I would love to know they are being loved and bringing joy to children.