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Ten Surprising Truths About Doing Our Soul Purpose

Andrea Hess — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 01:35:40 +0000

You would think that once we know our Soul Purpose, everything would be just a walk in the park, right? After all, it’s our PURPOSE. It’s why our Soul is here! So of course moving into our Soul Purpose will feel really, really good, right? Unfortunately … no. Here are ten truths about actually doing our Soul Purpose … and they may surprise you! 1. Our Soul Purpose usually scares the crap out of us. In fact, it your Purpose doesn’t at least mildly terrify you, it probably isn’t your Soul Purpose. 2. Whether we catch a mere glimpse of our Purpose or grasp the entire vision in one flash of intuitive brilliance … our ego will talk us out of doing our Soul Purpose every chance it gets. 3. We can at all times manage to find fifteen more immediately important things to do than our Soul Purpose. The...

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Manifesting Money: The Top Ten Ways To Sabotage Your Efforts

Andrea Hess — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 17:29:32 +0000

When it comes to manifesting money, I come across these acts of self-sabotage over and over again … so I thought I’d summarize in a handy what-not-to-do article to assist you in manifesting the money you want! Here are the top ten mistakes I see people make when it comes to manifesting money: 1. Don’t be specific with your money intentions. When I ask clients or students for their financial intention for the month, I surprisingly often get a reply that amounts to: “I’m not sure.” How can we expect to manifest money we haven’t intended, haven’t asked for? Everything comes into being through our clear intention. It’s not enough to reach for the next-highest vibration that makes us feel good. We have to name a dollar amount, within a time frame when we’re manifesting money. Remember to keep the intention at least on the edge of realistic for...

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Is Your Soul Purpose Being Inappropriate?

Andrea Hess — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 02:21:35 +0000

There’s a funny thing that happens when we refuse to embrace our Soul Purpose. Our purpose will actually start acting out! Our purpose will, for lack of a productive outlet, become a problem child, misbehave itself, and seek our attention, even in a negative way. If we don’t DO our Soul Purpose, we may even begin to think of our purpose as something that’s “wrong” with us. You simply can’t NOT be who you truly are. Even if you’ve not given your Soul Purpose the opportunity to make you money, to support you and to serve others, it will assert itself. It is, after all, your Divinity. It’s going to come out and play … even when it’s not appropriate. Let’s say, for example, that at Soul-level, you are energetically designed to be a spiritual teacher. That makes you gifted in the realm of communication, a natural channel. Your words...

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The Foundation of Abundance

Andrea Hess — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 16:36:38 +0000

The truth that we MUST embrace, before we can experience abundance, is that we are enough. If there’s a desire in your heart right now, it’s because you are deserving of receiving that desire. You are smart enough, talented enough, gifted enough, educated enough, credentialed enough, experienced enough, to have what you want. You don’t need to become better in order to deserve what you desire. The very fact that you are able to conceive of your desire means that it is attainable. If it were not attainable, it would never occur to you to aspire to it. If you believe you are lacking something, that you must be something other than what you currently are before you can have what you want, than this self-perception can only manifest itself outwardly as lack. You will work hard, study hard, try hard, without results. In fact, the more you try to...

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How To Charge $800 An Hour … Authentically

Andrea Hess — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 23:11:39 +0000

Occasionally, I get a really terrific question from one of my subscribers, for which I’m really grateful. Here’s what Deborah wrote to me: “Dear Andrea, I am just amazed that you can charge what you do and people will pay it. I don’t have a good relationship with money but I couldn’t imagine that seventy-five minutes of my knowledge could be worth $997. I’m not criticizing. I am truly amazed. I would feel unable to take that much money for seventy-five minutes of my time. I suppose it’s relative to what people can pay. But in this economy, I would really like to know how you get that? I’ve taken dozens and dozens of workshops and there is nothing new except to believe in oneself. How does that happen? I meditate, I forgive, I am happy in my limited circumstances . . but I just don’t get it. I have...

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