Comments on: Wisdom Nuggets from Mike Dooley

By: Lisa

Lisa — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 21:01:24 +0000

has any one been to one of Mike’s live seminar’s? any thoughts you would like to share? I am gathering up some money and just want to know if it is more than one expected after going!

thanks for any feedback!

By: bronte Bushnell

bronte Bushnell — Wed, 26 May 2010 19:42:30 +0000

Clue … clue … clue! I keep revisiting the negative past and constantly have a sense of unhappiness. No wonder! Tip … tip … tip! Look at the end result I want to achieve …
I feel better already! But, can I sustain the focus and not slip back into old mind sets? Let’s see!

By: Dana - Your Inspired Coach

Dana - Your Inspired Coach — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 04:32:11 +0000

I’ve recently played with the new idea that you don’t have to dig into all your old stuff to resolve it. You don’t have to play around with “limiting beliefs” and “gremlins” when you feel resistance. All you have to do is feel better now. If feeling better means you have a trigger thought for the day that you go to every time you feel resistance, then do that. Lynn Grabhorn talks about having a positive aspect that you are going to talk about to yourself (about YOU) every day for 30 days every time you feel a tinge of lower vibration. Just instantly snap into, “Dana, did anyone ever tell you that you really are a great brainstormer? You come up with fantastic ideas! Yada yada.”

I used to think “working through” your old stuff was the way to get rid of it. Now I think it just makes you relive it, and your brain knows no difference between what is happening and what you are envisioning happening, past or future. It’s the whole premise of LOA, so might as well spend time in a good place rather than back in the muck trying to process what happened. Instead, focus on what makes you smile and feel that warm, tingly blood flowing through your body because you’ve amped up your energy.

As for action, for me that comes into play sometimes just to do whatever feels good right now. It might be doing the dishes or walking the dogs or dancing to music.

I’m all for what Mike had to say.

By: livingtheloa

livingtheloa — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 14:12:31 +0000

That’s what happens after too many double-manifestation gin and tonics!!

By: Gorgeousophie

Gorgeousophie — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 08:36:10 +0000

Aaaaaaaargl! I do not know if it is what is in my glass but Living the LOA has been stolen and there is someone else’s picture by her comment!

By: Peregrine John

Peregrine John — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 21:59:27 +0000

This is the principle behind Pray Rain journals, no?

By: Lynn Hess

Lynn Hess — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 23:48:15 +0000

Love Mikey Dooley, and love his points here! I think the “things will look weird” reminder will be VERY helpful in keeping my vibe up when I get impatient I’m of two minds about the limiting belief thing — I agree with him in that getting really attached to the idea of limiting beliefs just means you’re going to find them everywhere (because what we pay a lot of attention to always shows up!)….BUT, I also think that when I hit a point where I get really stuck and frustrated and it’s bringing my vibe wayyyy down, it is almost always helpful for me to question any limiting beliefs that are showing up. Perhaps there will be a day when I no longer believe limiting beliefs exist, but that day is not here yet — so it makes me feel good to know I’ve got the ol’ Byron Katie process handy!

By: livingtheloa

livingtheloa — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 17:15:24 +0000

What Gorgeousophie said! Manifestation gin & tonics (as i will be referring to ALL gin and tonics from now on) are henceforth my favorite beverage!!

By: Brenda Strausz

Brenda Strausz — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 13:59:40 +0000

I do notice that when my Gremlin is persistent if I move ahead and take action anyways . . . I start feeling more empowered and those beliefs kind of dissolve into the ehter. I tell myself that I have a MAGIC wand . . . I can say “Abracadabra!” and change from “Woe is me!” to, “Look out world . . . here I come!! My last newsletter was about that and I got rave reviews . . . people are ready and willing to hear this now!

By: Zoe Routh

Zoe Routh — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 04:08:34 +0000

Hokey dooley – I believe in limiting beliefs. That was a corker of a realisation in this post! It’s kind of like police needing a crime to have purpose – not a great thought! Though the window through this one is if we imagined police having a different role than ‘fighting crime’ – perhaps to help kitties out of trees, be friendly to tourists, and to create throngs of panting women with a thing for men in uniform…

Maybe law of attraction leadership coaches like me are not about changing limiting beliefs but about expanding thinking…now that feels better!

I don’t think action can overcome limiting beliefs (because they are real – I believe in them after all! geez maybe I am still addicted to overcoming stuff…) but I do like the idea that things look weird – it doesn’t mean there’s no progress. very cool.