Hani Khaursar

The other day while mingling at a dinner party, I met a man (letʼs call him Jim) who after a few moments of explaining how he had been traveling for a year, decided to tell me about his life back home. Jim was on his last leg of his travels and within a month he would be heading back home to get back into the ʻreal worldʼ to get a ʻrealʼ job that would ʻsuckʼ and leave all of this behind. He was complaining about how thereʼs nothing much back home because all his friends are now married and starting a family and essentially, there is no one left in his little ʻcommunityʼ.

I asked him why didn't he just get a job that he enjoys doing? The look on his face was that I must have been crazy. He said that doing something you like didn't happen in the ʻreal worldʼ. So I gave him a challenge. I told him that I knew someone who was looking to hire someone like him and all he had to do was to go to the web site and apply.

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Freddie Ravel

For our first official maiden voyage into FinerMinds, may I invite you to consider that you - whether you play or don't play a musical instrument - are a walking, talking, living being that has music racing through you? Slow down, that's right, slower and slower and let your mind gradually get still. That's it: nice and easy......soon you will hear your breath and then with a bit more silence, feel the duet between your heart and breath.  Like two eternal drummers within each of us, they make a dance that literally gives us our LIFE.

If you were able to do the above, you have taken the first step towards becoming a master listener. This skill is one of the most important tools for us to learn for it can have a sweeping affect on your work, relationships and most importantly, how you listen to yourself!

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Because of the overwhelming response we've had to our post on Super Brain Yoga, we'd like to introduce you to an amazing study conducted in the field of meditation.  For the first time there is scientific evidence that meditation does indeed affect the physical structure of the brain.

For decades the benefits of meditation have been known, studied, and advertised.  But it wasn’t until recently that science has come around and acknowledged the physical and cognitive advantages of meditation.  Researchers at Yale, Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have discovered that meditation can indeed change the physical structure of the brain.

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Brian Wong

Is the recession all in the mind?

Brian Wong, prodigy of Bob Proctor, thinks so.

In this Special Wealth Report, Brian reveals how media sensationalism contributes to the cycle of doom the world is manifesting as the recession.

He also reveals how you can break free from this cycle of doom with lessons we need to learn from people like Sir John Templeton, Sam Walton and Benjamin Graham who, despite the odds, prospered during the Great Depression.

You see, when faced with the Great Depression of the 1930's, these people knew one thing.

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David Wood with FinerMinds Co-Founder, Vishen Lakhiani

Are you an undercover coach?

Thousands of people are coaching others without necessarily being aware of it. And they’re not being paid for it. (I’m talking about life coaching, business coaching, relationship coaching, career coaching and financial coaching)

In this short 6 minute video I’ll give you three things:

1. A one minute test to find out if you’re an undercover coach.
2. The #1 strategy to launch you into coaching, which takes 30 minutes and costs $10
3. A gift - a valuable tool you can use with your very first coaching client.

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