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Looking for the Good Stuff

"If you want things to be different, perhaps the answer is to become different yourself."   - Norman Vincent Peale

You have watched The Secret video and you say, “That’s great, but how do I put it to use in my everyday life… How do I make it work for me?”

Reading Chicken Soup for the Soul makes you feel good for the moment, but how can you make that feeling last?  

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  Looking for the Good Stuff  is the answer… You will get easy to understand principles to follow and great ideas to implement.

Are you Looking for the Good Stuff  in your life?

Looking for the Good Stuff is an easy-to-read, entertaining and practical addition to your library.  It is based on Appreciative Inquiry, a system that looks for the best in people, their organizations, and the relevant world around them.  We just put it in simpler terms and applied it directly to your personal life in Looking for the Good Stuff.

"Find out what works and do more of it."  That is the basic premise of Looking for the Good Stuff and a consistent strategy of successful people.  If we do more of what works, chances high that are we are going to be more successful.

Looking for the Good Stuff is a guide to living your life appreciatively, and that means looking for the best in every situation and finding ways to enjoy it. If you look for trouble, you will most likely find it.  If you look for the good stuff you will find that instead.  Which do you want to find around every corner… trouble or good stuff?  Matthew 7:7 says "Seek and ye shall find."

This book will get you in the habit of always looking for the good stuff in every situation.  Because you are seeing the world differently, it is truly a different world.  You are seeing good stuff and therefore you are feeling good about what you see. 

You will learn how to inspire others to positive action through your positive questions.  For example, just ask a friend or family member, “What was the best thing that happened to you today?”  You will enjoy their puzzled looks and then appreciate their answer… try it.

The authors, Bob New and Kathleen Rich-New have used Appreciative Inquiry with thousands of people in hundreds of organizations, helping them to work and live differently. And they want you to experience the Good Stuff as well.  

The Principles are Simple…

You will be amazed to learn how:

•   The words you use shape the world you live in

•  The questions you ask determine the results you get

•  The images you hold of the future help determine that future

Have you ever watched Tiger Woods prepare for a golf shot?  Did you notice how he stands behind the ball and gazes intently toward his target?  It almost seems that he is willing the ball to do his bidding.  Actually his subconscious mind is controlling the golf shot.  He is very skilled at visualization, and he has conditioned his body to respond to the images he creates.  His muscles automatically react to fulfill his image of the golf shot.

Consider this... 

Oprah became wealthy by Looking for the Good Stuff

What you focus on expands.  Just look at Oprah.  She has done very well by accentuating the positive things in this world.  Early in her career, she decided to be different from the other talk shows that were exploiting the seamy, underside of life.  She has become the wealthiest woman in the world by focusing on the good stuff.

Kathleen with Jack Canfield

Mark Victor Hansen with Bob

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