So much energy is wasted on being attached to so many things in life.

The Law of Least Resistance means to do less and accomplish more. The power of water and electricity follow this law and so can we.

Acceptance = Accept things today as they occur.

Responsibility = Take responsibility for who and what you are. Don’t blame others or yourself. This will allow yourself to have a more creative response to situations and events in your life.

Defenselessness = Give up the deep need to be right all the time. Relinquish the need to argue your point and to convince others that they should see it all your way.

These three things will create more energy in your life! Apply the Law of Least Effort and notice the difference.

Till Next Time!

Lynn Lane

“To be nobody-but-yourself — in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else — means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight; and never stop fighting.” –e.e. cummings

Step Up – Step Out – Step Into Your Greatness!

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Lynn Lane

Lane Resources Inc.

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I love to watch Darren Brown influence and persuade people to change their minds with the NLP and Milton Erickson approach.

Ken Fisher, Author of The Ten Roads to Riches says, “This is a perfect time to say, I am going to start my own business.”

We know some ways to have wealth -

• 1- Marry into a wealthy family.
• 2- Make sure your parents are wealthy.
• 3- Lottery
• 4- Become a big celebrity.
• 5- Steal it.

 Research shows that your odds are better for creating wealth if you start your own business. Fisher agrees that one of the best ways to find your road to riches is to create your own wealth by founding your own company.

Then you need hard work, reinvesting and taking care of your customers.

Find the people that have gone before you and created wealth. Learn from their mistakes and their success too. I think it was Jim Rohn who said, “Find what the rich people do and do that.”

Build you Empire!

Have a Great Day!

He is the reason I work as hard and as much as I do. I want him to have a future that is rewarding and full of adventure.

I never had kids of my own. But this little guy is just like my own son. He will be 4 years old this summer and he is a pistol.

I’ve been practicing martial arts for a long time and fulfilled a life long dream of owning my own karate school.

We teach only Adults because of the style we teach. We teach a Kenpo Base with a mix of Chinese, Hawaiian and American Kenpo. We also add Kajukenbo the original MMA, it started over 60 years ago.

A good Kenpo Practitioner can hit you 6 to 12 time per second.

I’ve had the pleasure to teach FBI, Police and Special Forces members and trained with some of the greatest martial artist from all over the USA.

Not many people know it, but the late Ed Parker founder of American Kenpo and also known as the Father Of American Karate was responsible for bringing Bruce Lee into the public eye.

Both these men helped explode the martial arts onto the scene in the 1970’s and I’m glad they did.

I  hope to get my nephew Ethan as excited about the martial arts as I was as a kid. You can see in the photo that I have his uniform ready!

BTW the definition of Kung-Fu is hard work. You are all Kung-Fu Masters!

Thanks for letting me ramble.

Have a kickin’ week!

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of life and go through the valleys of life alone.

 Never deny others the privilege of helping you when you need it.

 I had a problem with that in my early days. I was hardheaded

 and didn’t want help from anyone.

 I wanted to prove to the world and every person that I could do it all on my own.

 Whatever your goals are in life, you need others to help you along the way.

 That includes at work, business, home, family and in your spiritual life too.

 I opened my first karate school in a gym/fitness club here in North Carolina.

The only reason I could do that was because the manager and part owner of

the gym whose name is Laurie helped me out.

 I met Laurie years before and made a good impression on her

as she did on me and because of that, half of  the work was done

before I ask about working with her.

It’s always good to meet people and get to know them.

One day they may be able to help you out or you may help them out.

 Meet as many people as you can; you may never get a second chance.

When you see someone new, give them a smile and say hello.

You never know the full impact that person could have in your life.

You never know when life will kick you!

Our relationships help carry us through the tough moments that happen in life

at times. It’s your relationships that help open doors for you in many areas of

your life. It’s your relationships that help you mold the person you are today.

Your relationships help you create your personality, demeanor, values and

character.

Learned helplessness is a psychological condition in which a human being or

an animal has learned to act or behave helpless in a situation, even when it

has the power to change its circumstance. The brain just says forget it, I’m

helpless.

The theory of learned helplessness comes from experiments done back in the

mid 1960’s on dogs. Dogs that had been previously conditioned or “learned”

that they could do nothing to keep from being shocked, would just lie down

and whine. Even though they had the ability and could easily remove

themselves from the shock, but the dogs didn’t even try.

Locus of Control

Years ago a man sold all he had to buy a silver mine that looked as though it

would produce enough silver to make him and his family very wealthy. He

worked hard day and night in that mine, digging and shoveling tons of earth

to find his treasure. Though he worked hard for days and weeks and weeks

turned to months he was going broke because the mine never produced any

silver.

Soon his belief, faith and hope of being wealthy began to wear thin. He

started to have thoughts of quitting and selling the mine to some other sucker.

Well he did sell the mine and lost a large amount of money, time and pride.

He became conditioned to believe that nothing he did would ever produce the

outcome he had hoped for in the beginning.

The new owner began to work hard with all the same enthusiasm, hope and

action the previous owner had. As he started to dig he only went about three

feet deeper in the same spot the previous owner had dug and unearthed a

large vein of silver that produced enormous amounts of wealth, he was a very

rich man.

The previous owner quit three feet short. He simply lost hope.

Know that you always have a choice to create an outcome. Zig Ziglar helped

me change my life years ago when he taught me that if you don’t like

yourself, you’re not stuck with yourself. You can change who you are.

Have a Wonderful Weekend!