Building Positive Habits with Inspirational Messages

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Maurice interviews Rob and Chris, who founded an inspirational messaging service called I Live Inspired. This is a fantastic service that provides daily inspirational text messages with a theme of your own choosing. These powerful and meaningful messages will help you to build positive habits and positive thinking. They can be recovery actions, for those in treatment programs, or they can be inspirational or motivational messages from authors such as Steve Chandler, the Dalai Lama, or Mother Teresa.

This eight-minute interview is the quick story of how I Live Inspired got started and what it can do for you or for someone you love.

Take this service for a test ride with a seven day free trial offer. It's worth a pilgrimage.
www.ILiveInspired.com

Direct link to Steve Chandler's Fearless page on I Live Inspired:
http://www.iliveinspired.com/view_channel.jsp?channel=26

Fearless: Creating the Courage to Change the Things You Can (Chapters 5, 6, and 7)

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Maurice reads chapters 5, 6, and 7 from Steve's new book, Fearless: Creating the Courage to Change the Things You Can.

Chapter 5
Life's Most Troubling Comic Material

Chapter 6
Your Kids Have Turned Out Great!

Chapter 7
Time is Never Disappearing

Download these PDF sample chapters from the eBook and let us know what you think!

Get Fearless:http://www.stevechandler.com/eBooks.html

How to Make Your Personal Life and Professional Life Work Simultaneously

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Steve & Maurice discuss the importance of family relationships and how to make your professional life work with your personal life. A common challenge is, as you become more and more successful, more demands are placed on you, and you may find yourself focused more on work than on family. Being there for your family can often be a challenge, but it is also an opportunity to build courage, strengthen relationships, and enhance your communication skills.

Steve encourages us to take on the challenge of putting family first. Go to a family gathering, or go home, and for one day don't judge anyone. You can be a leader at home, but lead by serving, not by delivering an agenda, guidelines, expectations.

What else not to do with your family? Don't give unsolicited advice! Instead, work on open, generous listening, listening from the soul. You can make your home life and personal life your very, very top priority.