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"We gravitate towards what we think about most."  ~ Elise Smith * Today's article was written by our regular blog contributor, Elise Smith - who invites you to visit her Website , j oin her FB group A Journey Of Transformation  for New Zealand writers and bloggers   - & - drop by her Facebook page .    Let’s spend some time examining how what is on your mind affects what is in your life. You will always gravitate toward what you think about most.How often have you found yourself in precisely the situation that you said you didn’t want? The principle here is: When you think about something, you move toward it. Even if you are thinking about something you don’t want, you will move toward it. This is because your mind moves toward things, never away from them. If I say to you, “ Don’t think about a pink elephant with big ears and purple spots and wearing shades !” - What will fill your mind? An elephant! Do you ever say to yourself, “ I mustn’t forget that...

 -- Quote of the Day --  " To change who you are, Change who you think you are ." ~ Jonathan Lockwood Huie -- Conscious Discussions Radio -- We are all striving to live a healthier lifestyle by exercising, eating smarter and getting the proper amount of sleep. But what are we doing to ensure that our minds are healthy? Emotional health wasn’t prominent on Kim Malchuck's mind until cancer entered her life. We have Kim, Winnipeg’s (Canada) best-selling author of Tasting Rain, joining us so that we can learn first-hand how positive thoughts can affect our overall health. Today we’ll learn about her experiences during process of developing an established career in writing, how she gained such success at reaching her intended audience with her message, and we’ll hear all about her speaking experiences as well. But most importantly, we'll learn how our own daily thought process can affect our health. Can we think ourselves sick?   How Cancer Saved a Life on the...