I had a fire in my stove today…
Scared the crap out of me.
I got it out and then it started again three times so I called 911
just to be safe.
The firemen came and took care of it and all is well…
But this made me remember a time when having to get a new stove would have been
life shattering because we were so broke…
Listen to this audio and remember along with me…
And hear how I learned to OUT THINK any problem.
In my life the POOP can no longer hit the fan…
I want to share this thinking process with YOU
LISTEN HERE
Simple life changing wisdom here Diane. When I let go of my upbringing that taught me to figure it all out by myself, is when I really experienced the power of the prosperity mindset..
Can’t wait to see you this weekend Diane..
Terrific viewpoint as usual Diane, way to stay calm under fire (no pun intended). Thanks for the insight and the backstory as well.
You are such a Super Doer on the Wonder Woman Level 🙂
With Abundance Always,
Mark Edward Brown
Hi Diane
Thank u so much for taking the time to create this audio and to share your story. U are totally amazing especially when u did it immediately after the fire in your kitchen . You are really wonderful SMS caring lady.
Your story simply remind me of my own experience just a few years back when i was so broke my wife and I hardly have more than a few thousands I’m the bank and we had to pay for our housing instalment. That was when I was just left my life insurance sales and went on to learn how to build my own home based business using the Internet.
Today I feel bless that experience has made a strong and also pushed me to learn fast and hard. Today things are so much better and I am now able to help others with what I have learned. I believe if not because of the hardship I would not be where I am today.
Diane thank once again for your sharing. It us very inspiring.
Alvin
Wow! Now that was a Wow, moment for me, Diane! How you took the time in your ouch/lost kinda day to share with a us an unforgettable parallel story..to keep your head up no matter what…. cuz there is a blessing in all travesty and hardship. Thank-you, teacher.
Hey Diane,
Great Story. I love your transparency, it truly inspires.
I remember those days as a child all to well. Like it’s been said “it is in the hard times we find out who we are and what our character is all about”
Thank you for sharing
Jeff Faldalen
Wow! That must have been scary but what a way to make a teaching lesson out of it.