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Gender: Male
Status: Single
Age: 101
Sign: Cancer

City: Nashville
State: Tennessee
Country: US
Signup Date: 12/7/2007

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Sunday, June 15, 2008 

Current mood:  confident

..M.I.M...

Saturday, February 23, 2008 

Category: Blogging

As I sit here with a moment to gather a few thoughts, my focus is drawn to a message I received this week from a prospect. It had nothing to do with business per se, but it had everything to do with life. As I learned from Val, take your time and build quality relationships with people online. I sent out a generic hello which went on to introduce myself. I explained my belief that we have two responsibilities in life. The first is spirtitual growth and the other is to find our place in this world.

The young lady responded in agreement with what I shared. You may be surprised to know that nothing in the body of her message really stood out. What will stay with me forever is the way she closed her response. Instead of old standards like "yours truly", "sincerely", or "regards"...she left me with these words:

'"More time..."

After the mental whirlwind subsided, I again read those words, and I got it. How often do you ever sit back and wish you had more time to just be in the presence of loved ones who have passed away? How often do you ever wish you had more time to apologize to anyone you have ever offended, especially when you knew you were wrong? How often have you ever wished for more time to spend with your kids, or parents or grandparents, especially when they live hundreds of miles away. How often have you ever wished for more time to get everything done that you ever wanted to get done on any one given day.

It is my intention to  touch the lives of many.  I do this business with the consciousness of health, and prosperity. I will continue to grow and learn to appreciate evey interaction on this journey, because I know that it is all a part of my process. Candidly, I know that no matter how much of what I may acquire, time is the only thing I am certain to run out of. Maybe this woman somehow sensed what I secretly desire in my life: More time....

Dreams mean work,

Lou Riley


Tuesday, February 19, 2008 

Current mood:  determined
Category: Travel and Places
Hosted By: Prosperity Cast TV
When: Friday Mar 28, 2008
at 7:00 PM
Where: Iberostar Paraiso Maya
Cancun, México|432
Mexico
Description:
Prosperity Cast TV

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Saturday, January 12, 2008 
Have you ever wondered like I used to wonder

why your home business

isn't making the type money

you imagined it would make?

Evolve.

You ever wonder like I used to wonder why some explode,

while others implode? Why some swim

while others sink?

Evolve.

Maybe Charles Dawin was on to something…

Survival of the fittest. Remember? Organisms equipped

with the physical attributes

that will allow them to adapt

to an ever changing environment will survive.

others will perish.

Evolve.

What worked yesterday does not work now.

Opportunity meetings.

Three-way calls.

Making that list of 20, 50 or 100.

Compromising your relationship with friends and family.

Goal setting. (yeah, I said it!)


Do something different.

Get a different result.

Join The Prosperity Cast Network!

Evolve and ask me how!




Dreams mean work,

Lou Riley
President
Lou Riley Inc.
(615) 713-1200

"Live your life off the wall!"
Thursday, January 10, 2008 

Current mood:  artistic
Category: Blogging


Hello everyone. It's Lou Riley coming at you live from Nashville, TN. I was in the mood to to a little writing today. I could not think of a better place to share my thoughts with than here with you.

No time to waste. I will get right to the point. My business mentor and partner, Val Smyth said these words on a call: "Goal setting is for loosers!" "People set goals because they are used to failing!" Yeah, just like you I was shocked the first time I heard it. So was everyone else on the line. This went right past new info and into new mindset.

He explained and challenged that no where in any religious text (Bible, Torah, Qur'an etc...) will you find the concept of goal setting. Well, that was enough for me to hear. My mind began taking over. Raised in the Bible Belt, I had my full dose of the King James Version of the Holy Bible during my formative years. When my mental motor started running it started making perfect sense to me.

Think about it. When God created the Heavens and the Earth, he didn't make a list and begin checking things off. I could imagine God in his workshop wearing a set of coveralls and a baseball cap with a pencil stuck in the side. "hmm....let's see....I think I'llllll make..uhhh.....hold on.......o.k......Man! Let's see about 4 ft. no..no..no 5 ft. 10 inches, maybe some facial hair, maybe not......(I could go on for days with this one!)

No. God said be and it was. Just that simple. All matter had to stop what it was doing at the moment to lend itself useful to his command. Now add that to the belief that man/woman was made in his image, then you begin to realize that this power was placed in each of us. We just forgot how to use it.

Let me take you to my picture at the top of this post. This was me at the age of maybe 4. I was a superhero. I had superpower. I could fly. I did not plan these things. It is what I chose to be. When I put that shirt around my neck and said be....I was. I always knew I was supposed to be something special. My purpose is to do many great things. I think I lost track of that when I started setting goals and stopped being what I was.


Maybe that's why its so important to maintain some of our childhood traits as we become adults. Just maybe those goals we were taught to set are actually assurances for the unstable, insecure parts of our subconcious that constantly needs a pat on the back for doing what we always had the power to do. Sometimes we forget who we really are. The child's mind skips right past limitations and goes right to being. Somehow we enter adulthood and learn to focus on becoming.

Just be and watch all that you want fall into place.

Dreams mean work,

Lou Riley
President
Lou Riley Inc.

"Live your life off the wall!"



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