Your lens of perception is how you see the world.  It's defines what you let through, and what is filtered out.  Over time dirt builds up blocking the ability to see and think clearly.  The dirt comes in the form of lack of knowledge, misguided beliefs, half-truths, judgment, prejudices, taking things personally, being stuck in a rut, false science, bias, fear, misinformation, laziness, indebtedness, the cult of consumerism and a run-away ego.

It appears that just as with gravity are electricity there are rules that define how to feel and flow with the unified field, putting it to work for you. One example of how living in alignment with universal laws can serve you appeared to me on a sunny Sunday afternoon. 

Feeling regretful about things is like a cancer eating away at your peace-of-mind.  Living a life without regrets is impossible but there are some things you can do to keep them to a minimum.  

Intuitive Intelligence is your best friend, your most powerful partner.  How many times have you looked back on a decision and said, “I know that was a bad idea?”.  Well if you’re like me it has happened too many times.

Expectations, positive or negative. have a powerful effect on your life. Whatever the category, work, school, relationships, creativity, expectations are the map our minds use to script choices and decisions subconsciously.  It’s impossible to override the subliminal thoughts with our best hopes and intentions, it has to come from a place of belief in things turning out the way we want them to, or possibly even better than we expect!

How often do you act without thinking?  Sometimes the short-term goal puts the blinders on and blocks your vision from the bigger picture.  One time I needed to get back to college after a summer break where I sold my car to surf in Hawaii.  Having burned up most of my cash the $30 bus fare to Chico seemed a little much so I had my dad drop me on the freeway so I could hitchhike up from San Jose. 

I love the timeless line in the Clint Eastwood film Magnum Force: “a man’s got to know his limitations”.  As I recall Dirty Harry was lecturing some punk on what not to do, but it’s good advise for all of us.  Now this may seem counter-intuitive in a book on possibilities but it’s not.  Possibilities are rooted in leveraging strengths, on building over experience toward mastery.  Knowing your limits keeps you moving along a realistic path toward whatever goal you are pursuing.