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using RestSharp;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using Lazyobject = LazyPI.LazyObjects;

namespace LazyPI.WebAPI
{
    public class AFAttributeTemplateController : LazyObjects.IAFAttributeTemplateController
    {
        public LazyObjects.AFAttributeTemplate Find(LazyPI.Common.Connection Connection, string AttrTempID)
        {
            WebAPIConnection webConnection = (WebAPIConnection)Connection;
            var request = new RestRequest("/attributetemplates/{webId}");
            request.AddUrlSegment("webId", AttrTempID);

            var response = webConnection.Client.Execute<ResponseModels.AFAttributeTemplate>(request);

            if (response.ErrorException != null)
            {
                throw new ApplicationException("Error finding attribute template by ID. (See Inner Details)", response.ErrorException);
            }

            var data = response.Data;

            return new LazyObjects.AFAttributeTemplate(Connection, data.WebId, data.Id, data.Name, data.Description, data.Path);
        }

        public LazyObjects.AFAttributeTemplate FindByPath(LazyPI.Common.Connection Connection, string Path)
        {
            WebAPIConnection webConnection = (WebAPIConnection)Connection;
            var request = new RestRequest("/attributetemplates");
            request.AddParameter("path", Path, ParameterType.GetOrPost);

            var response = webConnection.Client.Execute<LazyPI.WebAPI.ResponseModels.AFAttributeTemplate>(request);

            if (response.ErrorException != null)
            {
                throw new ApplicationException("Error finding attribute template by path. (See Inner Details)", response.ErrorException);
            }

            var data = response.Data;
            return new LazyObjects.AFAttributeTemplate(Connection, data.WebId, data.Id, data.Name, data.Description, data.Path);
        }

        public bool Update(LazyPI.Common.Connection Connection, LazyObjects.AFAttributeTemplate AttrTemp)
        {
            WebAPIConnection webConnection = (WebAPIConnection)Connection;
            var request = new RestRequest("/attributetemplates/{webId}", Method.PATCH);
            request.AddUrlSegment("webId", AttrTemp.WebID);

            request.AddBody(AttrTemp);

            var statusCode = webConnection.Client.Execute(request).StatusCode;

            return ((int)statusCode == 204);
        }

        public bool Delete(LazyPI.Common.Connection Connection, string AttrTempID)
        {
            WebAPIConnection webConnection = (WebAPIConnection)Connection;
            var request = new RestRequest("/attributetemplates/{webId}");
            request.AddParameter("webId", AttrTempID);

            var statusCode = webConnection.Client.Execute(request).StatusCode;

            return ((int)statusCode == 204);
        }

        //This really creates a childe attributetemplate
        //TODO: Something is wrong here ID should be a parent ID
        public bool Create(LazyPI.Common.Connection Connection, LazyObjects.AFAttributeTemplate AttrTemp)
        {
            WebAPIConnection webConnection = (WebAPIConnection)Connection;
            var request = new RestRequest("/attributetemplates/{webId}/attributetemplates");
            request.AddUrlSegment("webId", AttrTemp.WebID);
            request.AddBody(AttrTemp);

            var statusCode = webConnection.Client.Execute(request).StatusCode;
            return ((int)statusCode == 201);
        }

        public IEnumerable<LazyObjects.AFAttributeTemplate> GetChildAttributeTemplates(LazyPI.Common.Connection Connection, string AttrTempID)
        {
            WebAPIConnection webConnection = (WebAPIConnection)Connection;
            var request = new RestRequest("/attributetemplates/{webId}/attributetemplates");
            request.AddUrlSegment("webId", AttrTempID);

            var response = webConnection.Client.Execute<ResponseModels.ResponseList<ResponseModels.AFAttributeTemplate>>(request);

            if (response.ErrorException != null)
            {
                throw new ApplicationException("Error finding attribute template children. (See Inner Details)", response.ErrorException);
            }

            var data = response.Data;
            List<LazyObjects.AFAttributeTemplate> templateList = new List<LazyObjects.AFAttributeTemplate>();

            foreach (var template in data.Items)
            {
                LazyObjects.AFAttributeTemplate attrTemplate = new Lazyobject.AFAttributeTemplate(Connection, template.WebId, template.Id, template.Name, template.Description, template.Path);
                templateList.Add(attrTemplate);
            }

            return templateList;
        }
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


JP's Music Blog: CD Review: Spin Doctors Bring Out The Blues With A Little "Whiskey"
CD Review: Spin Doctors Bring Out The Blues With A Little "Whiskey"
American rock band the Spin Doctors return from an eight year hiatus with their sixth studio album, "If The River Was Whiskey." The album will be release on April 30th through Ruf Records followed by a U.S. tour which kicks off May 2nd in Virginia Beach.
After achieving instant stardom with their debut album, "Pocket Full of Krptonite" the Spin Doctors have been trying to recapture that magic and I believe this album hits the nail on the head. Instead of trying to create another pop album, this time the Spin Doctors brought out their blues on this raw, electrifying album.
Beginning with the drum role of Aaron Comess on the opening track "Some Other Man Instead," their sound becomes almost instantaneous with the iconic vocals of Chris Barron. While there may not be a hit pop single on this album like in years past, every song carries that energy of hearing the songs performed live. The Doctors get a little Jimi Hendrix swagger with "Traction Blues," but its guitarist Eric Shenkman that does the talking on "Scotch And Water Blues." The band is running on all cylinders on "About A Train" led by the bass groove of Mark White. The album finishes up with the deep south blues of "So Bad" and the more upbeat "What My Love?" with its signature blues backdrop.
This is the album that Spin Doctors' fans have been waiting for the band to make as their true sound and talents come shining through. This album will be great when the boys play live, including a stop at Mohegan Sun in Connecticut on May 10. For more information on the new album, please visit spindoctors.com.


At Bradstreet Lawn & Garden we have been servicing the Greater Bangor area for well over 50 years and it is our philosophy to treat every customer fairly, educate them on our outdoor power equipment, and make sure they purchase the right piece of equipment for their outdoor needs.
We started out in 1961 as Bradstreet Fuel Co., with the owners being Doug & Cynthia Sherburne. Reggie, their son, started working for them when he was in high school and is now the owner of the business along with his son Mike. In 1974 Reggie and his wife Eileen decided to branch out into another market sector by taking on outdoor power equipment. This new endeavor took them into the market of offering Wheel Horse tractors from their home for a short time.
Now it's 1975 and we built a new building at our current location in Brewer at 30 Industrial Plaza Drive where we operated until the late 80's. The state started doing interstate construction which made it difficult to run our business at this location so we made the decision to move to Wilson Street up the road in Brewer. The fuel business was sold in 2001 and the name was officially changed to Bradstreet Lawn & Garden.
As our business grew we added more quality products from the leading manufacturers to our showroom including Husqvarna, Echo, Toro, BSC, and Billy Goat. While operating out of our Wilson Street location, Brewer was growing and so was the traffic. We needed a larger showroom, and easier access for our customers, so we saw it as an opportune time to "Move Back Home" since the interstate construction was complete and the Industrial Park was starting to have more businesses moving in.
So in 2005 after renovating and adding a new 40' x 70' showroom to our former building we moved back home and we've been here since. Our showroom is stocked with outdoor power equipment, accessories, parts and our own service department catering to homeowners, landscapers and commercial contractors. We have a large parking lot to offer ample parking and equipment pick-up and drop-off with ease.
Being a family run business, just like his father, Mike (Reggie's and Eileen's son) joined the business while still in high school and is now part owner. In addition, when Eileen retired, Mike's wife Stephanie joined the team and does the bookkeeping while managing the office. During 2015 Reggie decided it was time to work less and now Mike runs the general operations of the business. You will still see Reggie in the store, just not every day!
Stop in today to see why we have Yards and Yards of Satisfied Customers!


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By Editor, on July 8th, 2011
A new report, F as in Fat: How Obesity Threatens America's Future 2011, from the Trust for America's Health (TFAH) and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), shows that 68% of Americans are either overweight or obese, and adult obesity rates have increased in 16 U.S. states in the past year and did not decline in any state. In 12 states, more than 30% of the population is now obese, while four years ago only one state reported more than 30% of its population obese.
The report terms America's weight problem an "obesity epidemic." In fact, this 2011 report is the eighth annual edition of the F as in Fat report, which, TFAH and RWJF explain, "tracks trends in obesity rates and policies aimed at addressing the epidemic."
The full 2011 report, along with a map showing the obesity rates by state and additional information, is available on the website of the Trust for America's Health.
The Statistics by State, Demographics, Educational Level & Economic Status
The report found that "Over the past 15 years, seven states have doubled their rate of obesity. Another 10 states nearly doubled their obesity rate, with increases of at least 90 percent. And 22 more states saw obesity rates increase by at least 80 percent."
The Ten Most Obese States. According to the report, the highest obesity rates are found in the South. The ten states reporting the highest percentages of their populations as obese are:
Mississippi – 34.4%
Alabama – 32.3%
West Virginia – 32.2%
Tennessee – 31.9%
Louisiana – 31.6%
Kentucky – 31.5%
Oklahoma – 31.4%
South Carolina – 30.9%
Arkansas – 30.6%
Michigan – 30.5%
The Ten Least Obese States. The ten states with the lowest percentages of their population obese are:
Colorado – 19.8%
D.C. – 21.7%
Connecticut – 21.8%
Massachusetts – 22.3%
Hawaii – 23.1%
Utah – 23.4%
Vermont – 23.5%
Montana – 23.8%
New Jersey – 24.1%
Rhode Island – 24.3%
The statistics showed that obesity increased for men in nine states, and for women in ten states, and decreased for
women in one state (Nevada).
The report also found that high obesity rates correlate with lack of education and lower income. According to the report,
"Those who did not graduate high school have the highest rates of obesity (32.8 percent). Those who graduated high school but did not go on to college or a technical school have the second highest obesity rate (30.4 percent), and those who went to college/technical school had an obesity rate of 29.6 percent. Those who graduate from college/technical school had the lowest obesity rate (21.5 percent);" and
"Households that make less than $15,000 have a 33.8 percent obesity rate. They are followed closely by households that make between $15,000 and $25,000 (31.8 percent), $25,000 and $35,000 (29.7 percent) and $35,000 and $50,000 (29.5 percent). However, households that have an income above $50,000 have a 24.6 percent obesity rate."
And, the report found, "The number of adults who report they do not engaged in any physical activity rose in 14 states in the past year. Two states (California and Texas) saw a decline in adult physical inactivity levels."
Obesity and Overweight Growing Over 20 Years
This year, the researchers looked back 20 years, and found that America's growing trend toward obesity and overweight appears even more stark over this longer period. Twenty years ago, there was no state in which more than 15% of its population was obese, compared with today's rates stated above.
Today, alarming statistics show that when those who are overweight are counted together with those who are obese, 44 states show more than 60% of their residents as being either overweight or obese, and the state with the lowest combined rate reports 54.8% of its people as being overweight or obese. Twenty years ago, no state had more than 49% of its population either overweight or obese. And, ten years ago, only two states had a combined rate above 60%.
As used in the report the term "obese" as applied to adults means having a body mass index (BMI) of more than 30 (which translates to about 30lbs overweight for a person 5'4" tall). Adults with a BMI of 25 to 29.9 are considered overweight. Body Mass Index (BMI) is a common measure expressing the relationship (or ratio) of weight-to-height. For more information on how to calculate BMI, see Calculate Your Body Mass Index (BMI).
"Today, the state with the lowest obesity rate would have had the highest rate in 1995," said Jeff Levi, Ph.D., executive director of TFAH. "There was a clear tipping point in our national weight gain over the last twenty years, and we can't afford to ignore the impact obesity has on our health and corresponding health care spending."
The Consequences of Obesity and Overweight
According to a release by TFAH and RWJF, "Obesity has long been associated with other severe health problems, including diabetes and high blood pressure. New data in the report show how rates of both also have risen dramatically over the last two decades."
The report states that over the past 15 years, diabetes rates have doubled in ten states. In 1995, only four states had diabetes rates above 6 percent. Today, 43 states have diabetes rates over 7 percent, and 32 states report rates above 8 percent.
Twenty years ago, according to the report, 37 states had hypertension (high blood pressure) rates over 20 percent. Now, every state reports more than 20 percent of its population with high blood pressure, and nine states report that over 30 percent of their populations have high blood pressure.
In a foreword to the report, former Surgeon General David Satcher states that 190 million Americans are overweight or obese, and he outlines the most important concerns that this "epidemic" raises. These include serious health problems associated with overweight and obesity that are increasing, including Type 2 diabetes, cancer and many others. In addition, he points to rising health-care costs, and the inequities that fall on poor communities that have little access to healthy food.
As noted, the report shows that obesity tends to be most prevalent among lower-income and minority populations.
Both Dr. Satcher and Jeffrey Levi, executive director for Trust for America's Health, told Time that America's obesity epidemic should not be viewed simply as personal failings by those who are overweight or obese. "We need a combination of opportunities that will make healthy choices easier, on the food front and the activity front," Jeffrey Levi said. "There's always going to be an element of personal responsibility, but even when people are motivated, if you live in a neighborhood where the only food that's available is high-density fast food, it's going to be very hard to carry through on that personal commitment," he said.
He applauded First Lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" Campaign as a constructive policy effort, and a good example of the kinds of programs that are needed. "You need to be addressing those environmental and those policy factors, but at the same time, you need to be motivating the country," he said.
Recommendations for Policy Makers
"The information in this report should spur us all – individuals and policymakers alike – to redouble our efforts to reverse this debilitating and costly epidemic," said Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, M.D., M.B.A, President and CEO of the Robert Woods Johnson Foundation, according to a release by the Foundation. "Changing policies is an important way to provide children and families with vital resources and opportunities to make healthier choices easier in their day-to-day lives."
The 2011 F as in Fat report includes specific recommendations for policy makers from the Trust for America's Health (TFAH) and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) on how the government and the food and beverage industry should act to help reverse the obesity epidemic. The recommendations for policy makers include:
"Protect the Prevention and Public Health Fund: TFAH and RWJF recommend that the fund not be cut, that a significant portion be used for obesity prevention, and that it not be used to offset or justify cuts to other Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) programs.
Implementing the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act: TFAH and RWJF recommend that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) issue a final rule as swiftly as possible regarding school meal regulations and issue strong standards for so-called "competitive" food and beverages – those sold outside of school meal programs, through à la carte lines, vending machines and school stores.
Implementing the National Physical Activity Plan: TFAH and RWJF recommend full implementation of the policies, programs, and initiatives outlined in the National Physical Activity Plan. This includes a grassroots advocacy effort; a public education program; a national resource center; a policy development and research center; and dissemination of best practices.
Restoring Cuts to Vital Programs: TFAH and RWJF recommend that the $833 million in cuts made in the fiscal year 2011 continuing resolution be restored and that programs to improve nutrition in child care settings and nutrition assistance programs such as the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children be fully funded and carried out. If fully funded these programs could have a major impact on reducing obesity."
Additionally, TFAH and RWJF recommend that the food and beverage industry "should adopt strong, consistent standards for food marketing similar to those proposed in April 2011 by the Interagency Working Group, composed of representatives from four federal agencies – the Federal Trade Commission, CDC, Food and Drug Administration and the USDA – and work to implement the other recommendations set forth in the 2005 Institute of Medicine report on food marketing to children and youth."
"Creating healthy environments is key to reversing the obesity epidemic, particularly for children," said Dr. Lavizzo-Mourey, the President and CEO of the Robert Woods Johnson Foundation. "When children have safe places to walk, bike and play in their communities, they're more likely to be active and less likely to be obese. It's the same with healthy food: when communities have access to healthy affordable foods, families eat better."
The full 2011 report, F as in Fat: How Obesity Threatens America's Future 2011, along with a map with state by state statistics and additional information, is available on the website of the Trust for America's Health.
For information on healthy diet and exercise to achieve and maintain healthy weight, see HelpingYouCare™'s Wellness/ Healthy Living for Seniors and Caregivers section, including:
Diet & Nutrition: Physical Wellness; and
Exercise: Physical Wellness.
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The next Doug Martin is a 320-pound Canadian
By Kevan Lee Dec 15, 2008, 9:49am PST
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Doug Martin first became our future favorite player when his teammates raved about his efforts on the scout team last season. Next up for our personal affections? Michael Atkinson.
The 6'0", 320-pound redshirt freshman defensive tackle from Windsor, Ontario, Canada, has captured the hearts and minds of his teammates over the past few months, and by extension, he has therefore captured our hearts and minds as well. The gentle giant was seen swatting down passes, disrupting backfields, and even fielding punts throughout the season, and if we weren't already falling in love with him enough, teammates have given him an epic nickname:
Canadian Bacon.
"He's actually the beast you guys will be hearing a lot about in the coming years," senior tailback Ian Johnson said, "because he's just ridiculous. He's huge, he's Canadian and he's unstoppable."
The legend of "Bacon" goes back to his high school days where he spent time at fullback, gaining nearly 1,000 yards rushing, receiving, and giving rides to spindly defensive backs. Now he is set to join the destructive Bronco defensive line and play alongside fellow youngsters Billy Winn, J.P. Nisby, Shea McClellin, and Byron Hout. Yikes, eh.
We look forward to many more years of Canadian jokes and phrases at Atkinson's expense. We also look forward to these redshirt/grayshirt/scout team stars:
LB Tommy Smith. He and JC transfer Daron Mackey could slide into Gingg's and Dobbs' positions.
WR Mitch Burroughs. The scout offensive player of the year is as close to Vinny Perretta as we'll ever get again.
OL Brenel Myers. Someone will need to fill Andrew Woodruff's girdle, and it may be Myers.
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Q: Hacer print en la misma línea letra por letra Necesito que mi programa por ejemplo muestre en la pantalla "Hola mundo", pero que primero muestre la "H" , luego la "o" y así letra por letra en la misma línea.
Intenté usando:
a = "Hola mundo"
from time import sleep
for i in a:
    print (i, end="")
    sleep(0.2)

Pero el tiempo de espera se acumula para cada letra y me muestra todo de una vez.

A: Solamente tienes que añadir flush=True en el print
print (i, end="", flush=True)

básicamente es almacenado la cadena en un beffered hasta el nuevo salto del linea, por eso si quitas el end="" igual funciona. Con el flash se intenta forzar a que imprima siempre.

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Free Easter jigsaw puzzle of painted Easter eggs. Each egg was painted a bright color to celebrate the holiday.
I just read that you can paint the eggs with water colors, but use them for decorations only, it's not safe to eat them.
Such a wonderful tradition of coloring Easter eggs and hiding them for the children. Such a lovely puzzle.
Thank you team for this one, when I was younger we used to prick the eggs when they were raw and blow out the inside, and when the inner of the was all out, we used to fill them with choclate, let the chocolate set, and then we would give them to the little ones at Easter time.A big thank you for the memories.
It's new to me about water colouring eggs.
WE also used to colour the eggs, the younger end used to think this was great, but Ithink more of the paint went on the children doing the painting, than the eggs themselves.
It's new to me about water coloring eggs.
New to me too, would they be safe to eat.
In the 70's I bought a painted Easter egg that was done by one of the faithful elderly Russian immigrants in one of our churches in the Triple Cities in Southern NY. What a work of art! I love the traditional arts of the many cultures that influenced the culture of America.
I had never thought about using watercolors for Easter eggs. Growing up, we always used the Haas egg coloring kits that required white vinegar. I haven't colored eggs in quite a few years.
I had the exact same thought JamieT!
I wonder how you use watercolors to dye eggs. I'll have to Google it.
I think I'd just paint them.


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It is possible to use a kind of "hypnosis money magnet" to train your mind to focus on success. We use self hypnosis all the time without being aware of it. The things we tell ourselves, the television we watch and the continual inner chatter, all contribute the "feeding" of our subconscious mind. Our subconscious mind is aware of everything we say and think, and this is creating our future. By changing what we think, do and say, we can alter the courses of our lives and create a powerful hypnosis money magnet from our minds, if we know how.
Your subconscious mind is listening to all that you say and think, creating the outcomes you most desire and expect. So don't expect something you don't desire, and don't desire something you don't expect. The two should work together in your life, to create your greatest possible outcome. If these two forces are working against each other, you will confuse your subconscious mind with the contrary and opposing viewpoints. The likely outcome is something in between that which you greatly desire, and what you actually expect.
Your thoughts are paving your life too. Are your thoughts offering support to yourself, and what you desire, or are they opposing them? By choosing carefully our thoughts, we can create better outcomes than by letting our thoughts run wild and by running old behaviour patterns which no longer serve us.
So, the first step towards generating a "hypnosis money magnet" is by noticing your thoughts. You can't change something you don't measure, so the first step is to start measuring your thoughts simply by noticing them. Only when we become aware of our thoughts, and detach ourselves from them, can be gain more control and step away from the idea that we are our thoughts.
When we let go of attaching ourselves to our thoughts, it gives us more power. When we have power over the thoughts we choose to give power to, we can learn to focus more on the thoughts which empower us, and let go of the thoughts which make us a victim of our circumstances. We can't control every thought we have all at once. But we can learn to focus more on the thoughts which help us become more aligned with the person we need to be in order to attract more of what we want.
We can start to notice our thoughts by simply sitting quietly and watching. As you sit, you will notice thoughts come into your mind. Don't attach yourself to them, or engage with them. Simply watch them without giving them any weight. Meditation can be used to gain more understanding of our inner minds. As we do so, we become more powerful because we can choose better and more positive thoughts as a result, and disregard the troublesome thoughts which create more disturbance and unhappiness.
When the mind is still, we have a 'blank canvas' to work with when starting any hypnosis money magnet exercises. If your mind is full already of emotions and thoughts, it is much more difficult to "magnetise" your mind for success. Imagine trying to look at the bed of a lake through the surface. If the surface of the water is disturbed by too much activity, you can't see through it. Only by stilling the water, can you see underneath. Before you start to communicate to your subconscious mind, you first need to 'still the water'. Otherwise, your existing thoughts and emotions will "muddy the water" and make the exercises less effective. The new messages you are attempting to communicate to your unconscious will be mixed with the old, and this will create confusion.
Take a look at the video below. In this video Bob Proctor explains how a paradigm keeps you in a certain circumstance based on what you believe. By changing those beliefs you can change your thoughts and actions to create more of what you want. He also shares a powerful money mantra in this video.
Of course you need to keep doing this every day a number of times and over a long period. I had some great success with this mantra. Think about how your old programming, (which you have done years of), has manifested in your life. For many this is a negative view on themselves or their ability to make money.
What do you currently say about money, work and life in general? One of my old, negative mantras which I picked up was that "life was a struggle". I created a struggle because I told myself this story on an ongoing basis. By telling yourself a new story, you can program your mind to believe something more beneficial. Program yourself with the mantra above and it will work as a hypnosis money magnet in your life.
Everyone is unique and has a unique set of circumstances. This is why a certain mantra might not be the best one for you. You need to design your own unique "story" with which to program your subconscious mind for the best possible results. The problem is we often tell ourselves old stories which no longer serve us. We get in our own way with old, negative ideas of ourselves and of our place in the world.
In Stuart Lichtman's book How To Get Lots Of Money For Anything Fast, he explains how to use what he calls his Cybernetic Transposition technique. This is a powerful strategy to align all parts of your mind towards your best possible outcome. One of the main problems of goal setting is that we want one thing but then we get in the way of the achievement of it through our own behaviour.
Stuart Lichtman explains in his book that this is due to inner conflicts without our minds. It explains why we try very hard at something (on the outside) but often will fail at achieving it. The competing parts of our mind doesn't want change. Or, at least it doesn't want it enough. By aligning all parts of our subconscious mind to work together, we can create more effective and faster changes, than by simply working harder in the way we always have done. Changing the inner mind, on the other hand, changes your paradigm. If your idea of yourself changes, your outer world can change with far less effort. This is the key to turning your mind into a powerful money magnet, or a magnet for anything you truly desire.
Focusing your mind on attaining more success and financial abundance is a powerful way to attract more of it into your life. However, you must also remove any blockages to the success you desire. The work in Stuart's book is in getting clear about what you really want and removing any unconscious blocks to your attaining it. Your unconscious is powerful and there may be a negative payoff for you to fail. This could be safety and a consistent world view. If you have more money how does it affect your relationships? How does it affect the people around you?
Removing old behaviours can therefore be as important as installing new programming. The exercises in Stuart Lichtman's book will help you to uncover any hidden unconscious success blockers and get clear about what it is you want, and how you will achieve it.
Your self image is already a powerful "magnet". You attract the things into your life which you either believe you deserve or that you attract through being 'you'. You don't necessarily get what you "want", but you get what you "are"! If you want more money, but your self image can't picture a life of greater success, it could be your self image is holding you back.
Changing your self image is a major 'key' to changing your circumstances. Unless you can change your self image, your circumstances are likely to stay the same. The payoff to not getting what you want is a consistent world view. You get to stay "safe".
Maxwell Maltz discovered that many of his plastic surgery patients went away from an operation feeling the same as they came in. The surgery didn't help them in any way on the 'inside'. His realised that it was their self image which was perpetuating their circumstances. So he offered to help people change their self image before they underwent surgery. In many cases, this removed the need for surgery entirely. When his patients changed their self image successfully, they no longer felt the need for the surgery.
Changing your self image is one of the fastest and best ways to change your circumstances and life for the better. It's also a powerful "hypnosis money magnet" exercise. You are already "magnetised" to your circumstances and situation by your powerful self image. It is your 'default' setting. If you're struggling to achieve the kind of success you really want in life, it could be because your self image doesn't allow you to attain the circumstances you truly desire. Change this, and your circumstances will change too. Read Maxwell Maltz's Psycho cybernetics pdf here.
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When I watched the film "The Secret" several years ago, I got caught up in the learning process without actually doing. I thought that money would just come to me without me having to do anything! By training your mind to focus on what you want, you will become a powerful attracting force. You will attract ways to manifest your desires. Keep a look out for opportunities that will come up.
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You are a powerful attracting force and are already creating your future, whether you believe it or not. You either attract by deliberate conscious thought, or by default – the unconscious thought patterns which you are accustomed to creating and perpetuating. Becoming more aware of your inner thinking process is a good first step in changing the nature of your continual inner chatter.
Knowing this should empower you. Notice your thoughts at first and detach some of the power they have over you. Take charge by learning how to meditate and quieten your thinking consciously. Start feeding your unconscious mind more positive thoughts which are in line with what you want to create. Are you counteracting your best intentions with thoughts of self doubt and conflict? Read Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich.
Do the people around you support you and have they got the same focus for their lives? Remember, your income is the average of your 10 closest friends. Associate with those who want to help and support you in your dreams, not those who knock you back and destroy your confidence in yourself.
Get Stuart Lichtman's book and learn how to create your own personal "meta-story". This is a powerful new story which you will learn how to create through Stuart's book. In in you will learn to align all parts of the mind to train your mind to focus on what is more important for you personally.
Read Maxwell Maltz's Psycho-cybernetics and develop your self image with the exercises in the book. Changing your self image is a powerful exercise or "hypnosis money magnet" which can dramatically change your circumstances.
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Remember, the thoughts you think on a regular basis will eventually form your consistent world view and belief system. It is not enough to sporadically focus your mind on videos like the one above, and think thoughts of wealth and abundance only occasionally. If your old programming is running non stop, an occasional mantra or positive thought will not carry enough intention towards the subconscious mind and it will be counteracted by your other thoughts and "mantras".
..or any such limiting belief. If you believe something very negative about money, you can halt your progress with all your positive intentions, mantras and efforts. It's important to make these old beliefs more conscious, and bring them into your conscious awareness, so you can remove them from your thinking process. If you catch yourself thinking something negative about your circumstances, money, or your own ability, catch yourself and replace the thought with something more positive.
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