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On February 23, 2011, IML brings visionary tools for Workplace Motivation to Hon-Dah Casino and Conference Center in Pinetop, Arizona. This half-day Seminar includes innovative techniques for Staff Development, Effective Communication, and Workplace Wellness. We invite you to join us, as we engage in highly responsive components to foster the well-being of our communities. Registration information is attached. I send appreciation for all your efforts to bring forth positive progress to our communities!
We look forward to seeing you on February 23, 2011!
-The Team at Inspire.Motivate.Lead


+FLOW
The supreme catalyst. The life giver. The purest of all actions. Existence. Without flow there is no means for dynamic, without dynamic how can there be life? What is experience without dynamic to create contrast? What is life without experience to create consciousness? Flow is the most fundamental action, the movement and transmutation of energy from potential to kinetic. At the root of all complex workings of life, there is a fundamental flow of well being. This wellspring is the original prayer, original intent.
All life extends from this primary stream of vitality. Some of us call it God, Tirawahat, Diiyin, Creator, divine spirit. Whatever the moniker, we are each the embodiment of this pure divine spirit and its inherent flow of well being. In the instances when we experience negativity, disease or adversity, it is because we are somehow holding ourselves in resistance to this flow. When we feel doubt, fear, worry or anything less than absolute faith in success and prosperity, we are resisting. This divine flow is what sparks our ambitions, fuels our passions and inspires us to our greatest achievements.
Throughout our days we've heard that we are our own worst enemy. This is never more true than in our relationship with this flow. Our egos are the source of all fears, doubts and every other form of resistance. It is a matter of fact that our ego's need for self importance is our greatest obstacle to prosperity. One of the greatest strengths that we can know is humility. Humility tames the ego and allows for the affluence of every quality of divine spirit in our lives.
Does it not sound fulfilling to be as vital and opulent as divine spirit? If I were to tell you that this is so, and always has been, would you believe me? This is the ultimate truth and it only requires your faith. Will you allow it to flow and be or will you hold yourself against the current of all that is good? I implore you to take some time and reflect upon how you've been allowing or disallowing this flow of well being through your experience. Know that your thoughts are absolute power and that more than any action, they determine your every success and failure. Allowance is the supreme act of faith. Faith is the clear knowledge of true self as divine spirit. As such, what is there for God, Tirawahat, Diiyin, Creator, your true self to question? Know self and come correct, greatness is, and has been waiting for you!

+EXAMPLE
Experience is the best teacher, we all know this to be undeniably so. Of all the lessons learned those that were ingrained the deepest within us have often been those learned the hard way, through experience. Just as young people have many questions about the road ahead, as adults, we often have both regrets and wisdom from the road behind. As we become parents, leaders, teachers and caregivers, we form intentions and expectations for those who are the focus of our compassion. We often direct them to "do as we say, not as we do" knowing also that we should "lead by example". These two statements become somewhat paradoxical and confusing as they seem to contradict one another, yet they are equally important. Youth are quick to hold us accountable for our past actions and short comings and sometimes even quicker to make an excuse of the example we've set forth. The key factor missing in their comprehension is presence. Focusing on the example demonstrated in the moment. This present example is infinitely dynamic, always evolving, transforming and improving. Although it is a culmination of the flaws and successes alike, it is not defined only by one or the other.
A good way to comprehend this concept would be a reference to sculpture. In a sculptor's studio you'll find stone monoliths of all shapes and sizes, of differing degrees of completion. Some just solid untouched slabs of stone, others elegant and graceful depictions of humanity. As adults, our life is like the half finished masterpiece, formed and made permanent by experience. Some strokes of the chisel having been not as precise as others yet the flaws being compensated in subsequent strokes. A youth's life is equated to the untouched slab of stone, yet to be formed by the chisel of life's experience. A fresh and golden opportunity for greater perfection. A new journey where the pitfalls of the predecessors can be avoided and more outstanding accomplishments can be achieved. Our example should serve as a reference point upon which our followers can improve.
We all must understand that an example is not meant to be replicated, it is merely a foundation from which to improve upon and strive for greater things. Let us not only strive to be an example to others but to ourselves as well. Let us expect the same of ourselves as we expect of our children, students and proteges. If we expect success and wellness for them, let us be the embodiment of those exact qualities. If we expect them to earn degrees and climb mountains, let us stand proud at those summits as well. Let us move to evolve and improve our standing in each moment and be appreciative as those we lead follow suit.