Dr. Joe Vitale’s Blog

I talk about intentions all the time, but what if you don’t know what your intention is or should be?

What if you can’t make up your mind?

What if you’re not sure?

What if you’re afraid of making a decision or making a mistake?

What then?

That’s when you go here — www.intentionattractor.com

Go see.

Ao Akua,

Joe
www.mrfire.com

PS — If you don’t know if you should go to the site or not, then go here right now www.intentionattractor.com 

 It happens every time.

I’m at a book store, book signing, coffee shop, store, meeting, standing in line at the post office — it doesn’t matter.

Sooner or later some woman I don’t know will lean a little closer to me.

Some will start to talk to me about the weather.

Some will just flat out say, “Whatever you are wearing is driving me crazy!”

When I was in the make-up room before going on Donny Deutsch’s television show, The Big Idea, the woman there asked me what cologne I was wearing.

“It’s not a cologne,”I said. “It’s an essential oil. It’s a blend of different oils and it’s called Abundance.”

“You should bottle it and sell it,” she said.

Well, somebody already bottles it and sells it.

Gary Young founded Young Living, the company that makes the oils. Their website at www.youngliving.us/products.asp says “Young Living’s therapeutic-grade essential oils deliver positive benefits to the body through smell, direct absorption into the skin, and by normal digestive processes. Cleansing, calming, stimulating, soothing, Young Living’s essential oils bring balance to all systems of the body.”

What an under-sell.

No mention at all of how it helps attract women.

  Their site also says Abundance contains, Orange (Citrus sinesis), frankincense (Boswellia carteri), patchouli (Pogostemon cablin), clove (Syzygium aromaticum), ginger (Zingiber officinale), myrrh (Commiphora myrrha), cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum) and spruce (Picea mariana).

I’m not an affiliate or a distributor for Young Living. But I’ve been dabbing their Abundance oil behind my ears, on my wrists, and on the soles of my feet for about five years now.

I don’t know if it attracts abundance, but it sure attracts women.

Somebody should tell Gary.

Ao Akua,

Joe
www.mrfire.com

PS — When I stopped in to visit my Miracles Coaches last week, one of the ladies there shyly walked over to me and said, “I don’t mean to flirt, but whatever you are wearing is driving me crazy!” Works every time. 🙂

Note: Above photo of Nerissa and me is a new one taken by master photographer Rodney Bursiel. I don’t think you can scratch and sniff it, though, otherwise you’d know I was wearing Abundance oil then, too.

My friend John Wood of www.oldtimestrongman.com shared this Earle E. Liederman 1926 statement:

Every man should be able to save his own life.  He should be able to swim far enough, run fast and long enough to save his life in case of emergency and necessity.  He also should be able to chin himself a reasonable number of times, as well as to dip a number of times, and he should be able to jump a reasonable height and distance.

Whew.

“Every man should be able to save his own life.”

Now there’s a quote to make you stop and reflect on your own state of fitness.

Obviously, the statement was written in 1926 for men but holds true for women, too.

Thanks for the reminder, John.

Ao Akua,

Joe
www.mrfire.com

PS — John has several other websites, including
www.FunctionalHandStrength.com
www.oldtimestrongman.com
www.bodyweightbasics.com
www.trapbartraining.com

The Animal Rescue Site is cool. You go there, click “fund food for animals” and food will be donated to feed neglected and abused animals. It takes less than a minute (about 20 seconds) to go to their site and click on the purple box ‘fund food for animals’ for free.  This doesn’t cost you a thing. Their corporate sponsors/advertisers use the number of daily visits to donate food to abandoned/neglected animals in exchange for advertising. Here’s the web site.
www.theanimalrescuesite.com  Please tell others about this, too. Thank you

 I signed up for this free service and love it. Every weekday someone behind the Donny Deutsch CNBC television show, The Big Idea, sends a text message to my phone alerting me to what’s on that night. It’s a great reminder to watch the show. I love this idea. Congrats, Donny! 

(Left click on the image and follow directions to sign-up for the text service. It’s free but your mobile phone plan may charge you to receive the text messages.)

Note: If you can’t read the directions in the image, here’s what to do: Send the word IDEA from your phone to 26221. That’s it. Probably only works in the U.S., though.