Quantum leap

Fear stops me

This week’s question from my portal “The Neagle Code: Directions for Life” comes from someone who wishes to remain anonymous. Hi David! I know what I have to do to grow my business and fulfill my purpose, but every time […]

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What About Risk?

Invariably, when I start talking about quantum leaps, right away people’s fears come up and they ask about risk. That’s natural. Your subconscious mind is designed to keep you safe. It will tell you what the risks are, but you […]

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Trick Your Doubt and Enlarge Your Spirit

For a while, I’ve been challenging you to make a quantum leap in your business. Now, many of you have leapt, and you’re experiencing the success you’ve always longed for. But others are trapped in a mindset imprisoned by doubt […]

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Three Steps to Your Quantum Leap

I’ve been sharing with you some of the wisdom from Price Pritchett’s book, You2. Last time, I said that when you want to make a quantum leap, you have to quit trying harder. More effort is not the answer. If […]

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Your Quantum Leap to Freedom

If you’re like most people, when your business starts to slip or when you wish to become more prosperous, you work harder, believing that greater effort is the surest path to success.

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What Does Physics Have to Do with My Income?

Over the next couple of months, I’m going to share with you some lessons from You2, by Price Pritchett. Those lessons, based in universal truths, can teach you how to make a quantum leap in your business. Let me start […]

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Create your status. Fill it with achievement.

Entrepreneurs create their lives differently than the majority of people. The majority, or the masses, have been taught a different set of beliefs and values based on hard work and incremental achievement. They also believe that atonement is somehow given […]

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Are You Playing Ping-Pong or Leap Frog?

How many businesses get stuck in struggle, or fail altogether, because the environment in which they work functions like a game of Ping-Pong? In Ping-Pong, two players bounce a little ball back and forth over a small net, until one […]

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