Comments on: The Law of Anti-Attraction

By: Michelle

Michelle — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 12:44:45 +0000

I can definitely relate to what Tobias is saying. While stomping my feet and whining isn’t something I do (often), I do find myself in the grip of the ugly green monster of jealousy.

As a newbie trying to make my presence (work) known, I often find myself irritated that someone else ‘made it’ while I’m still plugging away.

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By: Emily Rose

Emily Rose — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 07:44:26 +0000

I want to thank you for the links, and the free e-course you created, I am signing up for it!

I am doing everything I can to learn learn learn before I implement things I don’t know. Yes I am beginning but that doesn’t mean i have to start of on a bad foot. I’ve already tripped over my feet for a long time now, and I need the encouragement to keep going, so thank you for this post!

By: Lisa

Lisa — Mon, 14 Mar 2011 20:55:36 +0000

Ha, I loved it!…. Great way to put it out there. One of my quotes has been. “No one owes you a damm thing,”. If we’re as remarkable as we think we are, the right people wil notice. Those right people don’t necessarily have to be people of infuence. I’ts works in conjunction with how we treat all people, even the ones that can’t, refer us, connect us with, put in a good word, or introduce us too, that in the long run get us notice by the people who could. Some of the most infuencial people are people like myself, open, down to earth,straight forward folk, that aren’nt afraid to connect people and services together just because… I myself may not be a big wig ,but I consider myself a valuable person of intrest, why because I love too hook people up,so to speak. I am natural relator and the law of attraction,has allowed me to meet a lot of people, knowing me is a blessing because my mind and modivation benifit anyone who I ever come across. So lol love your attitude!

By: Brad White

Brad White — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 04:25:35 +0000

Great post! The secrets of success are very simple and straight-forward, but how you apply them is a never-ending adventure in the infinite. That’s why I make it a daily activity to read your blog, read Chris’ blog, visit Success.com, be around successful people, and devour every how-to book I can find. I am CONSTANTLY learning new ways to give first! I am perpetually re-learning the fundamentals. I learn more about myself every day. None of these are “secrets” but I owe a big thank-you to you and others that have really put a lot of energy, information, and passion out there for others to pick up!

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By: Lori Woodward

Lori Woodward — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 17:33:44 +0000

Sonia, I’ve just discovered your blog (through Copyblogger). I’m a fan of Seth’s books too. Am getting a lot from your posts – thanks for being who you are and putting in the time and hard work to help others.

I paint with a guy who is called the greatest living painter (Richard Schmid) and artists erroneously think that if they can just get 5 minutes with him, their art will be discovered or he’ll invite them to join his small group of painters. The fact is that he talks to so many artists at events that he can’t possibly remember them all.

That’s great that Seth linked to your blog, but I know what you mean about the effects not lasting long. In today’s blog world, very little lasts very long – I write for Fine Art Views and when the editor reposts a former post, the readers don’t remember it even if it was posted a month before. That’s why we need to make sure the content sticks in the minds of our readers – and that takes a lot of thought, sweat and skill.

Thanks again… you’ve hung in there, developed your skill, and that has made all the difference. (to us)

By: Bunny

Bunny — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 17:50:56 +0000

Great post! Sometimes I feel like I’m the only idiot out there slogging my way through the morass of new information required to take really good care of my clients. I especially like the “Give Before You Ask” and “Never Give Up” suggestions.

By: Kirsten Plotkin Healthy Lifestyle

Kirsten Plotkin Healthy Lifestyle — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 00:59:43 +0000

How refreshing to be sent to a link and find something truly engaging and interesting to read. It has been a pleasure to visit here. My heartfelt thanks to you!
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By: Conor Neill

Conor Neill — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 23:31:16 +0000

Great post. I remember there was a book that was once recommended to me called “don’t sweat the small stuff”. I never did get to read it – but life’s experience has sort of taught me that it is the small stuff that truly counts in the end. I love your 5 bits of “friend’s advice”. True. I will try to stop searching for the magic bullet or the shortcut to success (although I do dream that one day I will be “found”)