Computer Repairs, Old Navy and Creating Blogs From The Formless Stuff

It's amazing how things can just start rolling in the right direction, and with little effort.

I have been pounding The SGR Program into my skull. I listen to it while I work the morning shifts at Old Navy. I am the janitor there, and you know, I don't mind saying that. It is the cleanest, gosh-darned, cotton-pickin' Old Navy I have ever seen. And it keeps getting cleaner. As I let The Science of Getting Rich seep into every cell in my body, I noticed a shift in how I viewed my job. I no longer think of it as an inconvenience. I actually have reversed the feelings by finding things I really like. The people are wonderful, I get a great workout, I'm home by 9:30 am. Pretty nice. I don't even remember the reasons for not liking it.

A buddy of mine, we'll call him Superman, had some computer issues at work, and being the nerd that I am, he called me. He and I did some time at Starbucks a while back. He's also into The Secret. His computer issues were an easy fix, for a geek. I was paid handsomely for doing something I love to do. But most importantly, I helped a friend. I think I'm starting to get this SGR thing. Superman has since called me over to his house to rebuild a computer. Life is grand.

I was at Keedy's with Superman the other day having breakfast. Keedy's is a local diner that has been recognized as a State of California Landmark. It is a local favorite in Palm Desert. We were discussing the internet and blogs and such. I was explaining what a blog is and what it's purpose is and so on. Although he had no clue what a blog was before breakfast, he seemed really enthusiastic and excited while I was telling him about it. Later that same day, he calls me up and says that he has started a blog. How awesome is that? You can see his new blog here. You will also see why I call him Superman.

Superman has inspired my girlfriend and I to start blogs on our favorite subjects. My girlfriend started a blog about experiences at our local Starbucks, called The Daily Buck. I started a blog the other day about Cassette Mix Tapes, called MixMaster Matt. For the first time in a long time, I feel as if creativity just flows through me with no effort, or should I say resistance.

Life is grand.

The SGR Briefcase Is Here! The SGR Briefcase Is Here!

Anyone who knows me, knows that when I get into something, I really take it on. When I was a picture framer, I was considered one of the best in Northern California. When I taught myself how to build a computer, I turned it into an artform. When I thought I was taking a backseat job by working at Starbucks, I end up moving up the ladder quicker than others.

Well, as you know, I just recently got into The Law of Attraction and The Secret. This knowledge has been so powerful to me and I really have just tapped into its power. It's presented a challenge to me, one that I feel will reveal my true self.

As I mentioned before, I had ordered The SGR Briefcase. It has since arrived. Saturday, October 6th, to be exact. FedEx Saturday delivery. Now that was pretty sweet, I must say.

It arrived in a box, seen to the left, that was a lot heavier and larger than I would have expected. I began to feel that this was going to be the most powerful thing I will ever encounter, this is the most powerful box on earth. And it was in my livingroom. I waited 4 hours to open the box. I had incentive though. My girlfriend was still at work when it arrived, so we waited.

Once opened, we could see that the quality of materials were so high, that you just felt the wealth oozing out of every pore of it's supple leather exterior. The printed materials seemed to glow from the warmth it's surroundings. And the little green book. Like an emerald, waiting to be discovered. I shall admit, that's where I started my journey.

After a week and a half of reading, listening to, living and breathing The Science of Getting Rich, I have discovered something that is so much more special to me than the top notch quality of physical materials here. The information in this seminar could have been finger painted on sandpaper and I would have read every scratchy page painted.

So, if I don't post for an extended period of time, just know that I am embedding this knowledge into the very fabric of my being. I promise, I will return to share my thoughts and feelings. Next time, I will share some of the things that led to me getting the briefcase. Until then.

Oh yeah, I am starting to add a gratitude statement to the end of my blog posts. Here goes.

I am grateful for all the knowledge and information provided by the SGR Affiliate Bootcamp.
Thanks Brian, Shazlans, Vinny and all the other affiliates for such an awesome community. I am grateful that I am part of it.