Comments for Jennifer's Inner Awakenings!

Comment on My GRATITUDE EXPERIMENT… by Tom L

Tom L — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 08:47:17 +0000

Wow. That was inspiring, I can see the power of gratefulness and how you can build it up. Well written! I’ve been having difficulty being grateful lately but I made a break through today. I’ve been feeling like I don’t get rewarded for my work so I finally gave myself a reward I’ve been wanting for a while. It helped me kick start my ability to feel that life is rewarding and it helps a lot to focus on that. I’m going to try your technique of saying 2-3 things I am grateful for this week so when I find myself worrying I can refocus on better thinking.

Comment on Inspiring video: Will Smith & Law of Attraction! by Tom L

Tom L — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 09:01:12 +0000

Thanks for the inspiring video and great website! I’ve been enjoying reading the articles, wish I would have checked it out sooner.

Comment on Do you have enough money? by Lori Johnson

Lori Johnson — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 17:17:45 +0000

Thanks for the invite, Jennifer. I know that I have been in transition for what seems like a very long time. Financially, too, so your timing is just grand. Last September, I was laid off my what seemed like my very secure law office job. This was just two weeks after I took delivery of my brand new Camaro! with a payment of $422 a month!!! While still awaiting a call back, I won a scholarship to massage therapy school and have picked up some odd jobs. While this is not my dream career, it is something to do and I am not sitting idle. By miracle, every month, every one of my bills are being paid in full and I have been able to keep my car. I am optimistic (and cautious at the same time) that all of my puzzle pieces are falling into place.

On another note, the other day we were at the AT&T store. When the salesperson approached, we asked if a certain phone was available and she said no. Very kindly, I asked her if she would mind calling another store on our behalf and she inquired if I was being “extremely sarcastic!!! In all honesty, I was being extremely optimistic!!! Needless to say, I will never go back to that store. I am being picky who I give my money to!

Comment on Do you have enough money? by Carol

Carol — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 02:36:58 +0000

Did you go to the trade show with Ricki and I?

Comment on MY NEW AUDIO! by teresa

teresa — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 20:19:44 +0000

jennifer, your timing is always right on, the audio was awesome and a great reminder to continue making changes in my life, i already started my list and plan to do the visualizations in th morning. woring tonight. gotta love that devine timing thing..lol hope you and josh have a wonderful 4th, love teresa

Comment on MY NEW AUDIO! by pat bryan

pat bryan — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 20:09:39 +0000

I like it! Thank you Jennifer.

Comment on Help Correcting Behavior Problems by tara

tara — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 20:03:51 +0000

Wow Jen,

I definitley need help in this area…. I need to remember those things when my son is doing what I don’t want him to do… and my first reaction is to yell “NO” or “DON’T TOUCH THAT”(etc.), since I was taught this way… and I want to teach him a different way than I was raised. It’s really hard, when I am just learning these things myself and trying to teach myself to rid myself of negative thought patterns…. It’s a very long and very hard road and I have a very long way to go… I just hope I can catch it in time so that my son doesn’t have to go thru it to. Thanks for the letter.

Comment on High Standards: Are they working against you? by Jennifer

Jennifer — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 21:43:57 +0000

Thank you for sharing your views! I look at “labels” as words that represent a specific type of mentality and/or experience. I think that becoming educated on those types of things helps to put our own experiences into a new perspective (hopefully a more productive and loving one). Looking at things in light of that, I have found that I understand my Self better as well as where some discontent lies within. I think that labels can be dangerous if looked at through the eyes of “I am this, and only this and this is bad” and also when it comes to labeling children. I think that everyone has certain tendencies but looking where the tendencies may be bringing about unwanted circumstances (problems) and an imbalance can be extremely helpful. I guess we can call certain things whatever we want, but human behavior isn’t very unique…we all are human LOL And in order to choose a new and more desirable experience, I also find it helpful to understand the experience I have been having and choosing. Food for thought…

Comment on High Standards: Are they working against you? by Denise Peppler

Denise Peppler — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 19:47:31 +0000

OH, Jennifer, this is coming at an interesting time in my curriculum, now isn’t it? The halfway point of the journey with having a 4.0 thus far and starting to feel a little burned out. Today I was wondering why I feel so “off” past two days and then I get your message here.
Thanks for being here for us! Please keep this info flowing.

Comment on High Standards: Are they working against you? by Joy

Joy — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 19:05:44 +0000

Let me start by saying this is all an argument based on rhetoric, what “terms” you chose to use to “diagnose” your SELF. That I believe, is a very dangerous place to be. We all have extremely distorted views of the SELF with in us when observed in a microcosm. Our human instincts and our teachings have been to see a problem put a label on it then fix it. What if you take away the words perfectionist, idealist, realist and so on and just focus on the SELF. How does your life feel, are you content? Are you trying to control other or manipulate situations? When your thoughts seem negative, why do you punish yourself for thinking? If you live contently and do not hurt others, share your talents with the world as it allows, then there is no need for any labels but the SELF.

But that is just how I feel about it, lol Lovin you Jen!