by Michael Corthell Most of us are not a fan of old age — losing our youthfulness, developing wrinkles and facing health problems that are inevitable as we grow older can be unsettling. The fear of growing old, only becomes a problem when it becomes persistent, irrational and chronic — a kind of phobia. ''You don't stop laughing when you grow old, you grow old when you stop laughing.'' —George Bernard Shaw The common thread in all phobias is anxiety. Worrying about what will happen. Anxiety concerning old age is difficult to manage, since we can see it's effects first hand — we are constantly reminded. We have all seen loved ones become unable to care for themselves or falling down breaking a hip. We have all witnessed the acute and chronic illnesses that come with aging. ''Grow old along with me! The best is yet to be...'' —Robert Browning Let's look at ways to make the best of it and worry about a whole lo
"Swiftly acting on inspiration demonstrates dedication, signaling readiness to manifest aspirations. In this proactive stance, we align with the Universe, paving the way for dreams to materialize." Michael Corthell In the pursuit of turning aspirations into reality, one must not only envision their goals but also actively engage with the inspiration that fuels them. Acting on inspiration is a pivotal step towards manifesting desires, demonstrating a profound commitment to the journey of actualization. This article explores the significance of promptly seizing inspired ideas and opportunities, shedding light on the potent relationship between proactivity and the realization of one's deepest desires. The Power of Prompt Action In the realm of self-improvement and personal development, the concept of prompt action holds immense sway. The philosophy of New Thought, a progressive movement that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, emphasizes the transformative pot