2) Gently place the tip of your tongue against the roof of your mouth just behind your front teeth (continue to breathe easily.) Imagine you are holding a tiny droplet of oil between the tip of your tongue & the roof of your mouth. I originally got this idea from Eric Robbie on a training he did with Michael Breen & I tinkered around with it a bit, & it s a great way of turning off your internal dialogue. Soon you'll find yourself in a more positive feeling place, offering a new vibration which will either attract different situations in your current job or you ll find yourself working in a new place that feels great! Who knows--you may end up LOVING your current job! Rebecca Hanson is a Master Law of Attraction Coach. I attribute it to the call in my heart and the need in my soul for that connection and healing balm that only the company of a woman can provide. How can words possibly express such complexity and yet such simplicity so that it is understood and owned by all women. It is my desire to empower each of you to be the greatest woman you can be. " <b>Centering Practice</b> To train in centering, the Aikidoist practices a relaxed posture and directs the weight of her body towards her physical center. She also breathes into her center to enhance the grace and economy of her movement. You can do the same. Breathe deeply. Exhale slowly. The former is based in increased knowledge and abundance while the latter focuses on scarcity and lack. As you face people or tasks that may seem harder than scaling the summit of the Himalayas, allow yourself to realize that the task is just as important as giving out orders to your subordinates. You would rather be richly passionate! Title: Appreciate Yourself And What You Have Word Count: 293 Summary: A better life has been achieved when we are no longer trying to achieve a better life. Keywords: appreciation,admiration,acknowledgment,life values,assets,nature,happy,sad,content,sad,reason to live,nothing,leisure Article Body: A better life has been achieved when we are no longer trying to achieve a better life.