Harlan Kilstein Personal Change

The First Time I Read This Book, I was Blown Away

There's a new book that was released today but I don't think you'll find it on Amazon.

And you won't find it on Barnes & Noble either.

Someone who cares about you has to let you know about it.

The first time I read this book, I got it.

It appears to be a book about sports. It's not.

It's a book about having an iron clad mindset and determination.

99% of the people I meet are missing both.

But there's just one guy who I know who has the third ingredient: Mindset Determination And Action

The man's name is Matt Furey.

Not impressed?

What if I told you that he used to be a personal trainer and today... makes nearly a million dollars a month online and... inspires others to follow in his foot steps.

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You have to read this story a second time to recognize the struggles and triumphs from his days as a wrestler lead to his success as a marketer.

If success has eluded you, start reading now.

Now if you will allow me, I'm going back to the book.

Peace Harlan  Please note: All material in this email or on these websites is provided for your information only and may not be construed as medical advice or instruction. No action or inaction should be taken based solely on the contents of this information; instead, readers should consult appropriate health professionals on any matter relating to their health and well-being.

Want to Conquer Your Fears Permanently?

"What are you afraid of?" Everyone can answer this question.

That's because we all have fears, big and small, about the world we live in.

When I ask people what they'd like to change about themselves, "conquering fears" is the number one answer. Hands down.

So what is it that makes us so afraid? Babies have no fears. To be afraid of something, you have to learn to be afraid of it. We learn to be afraid from our own experiences.

For example, if I was stung by a bee as a child, then I learned to be afraid of bees. We also learn to fear from watching other people, TV, movies, and books. "Hey, she's afraid of public speaking. That must be a scary thing."

And the worst part is, we pick up these fears without even noticing. They bury themselves in the deepest part of our unconscious mind until we believe that there's nothing we can do about them...

That's just how things are. But that's just bull. In the same way you learned to be afraid, you can also learn to be fearless. The key is to go beyond your conscious mind. Once you know how to reach the deepest level of your fears, you have the power to eliminate them.

That's where the Physiology of Excellence comes in. This simple technique has the ability to bypass your conscious mind and uproot the fear you've lived with for so long. The best part is, you can replace that fear with anything you choose.

You choose the state of excellence you want to be in: Amazing natural confidence, powerful motivation--it's up to you.

Within an hour, you can be on the road to living your dreams. Imagine turning your fear of failure into an unstoppable drive to succeed! And the change is completely painless. You won't even remember what it feels like to be afraid. This amazing secret is yours to discover by clicking here: http://www.physiologyofexcellence.com/index2.html

Peace.

Harlan Kilstein Ed.D.

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Want a Raise During the Recession?

So apparently the recession is "getting better."

But unless you're a Wall Street exec, you're probably still feeling the effects. Which means that it can be even more difficult to ask for a raise.

Not to worry. Here are some tips to asking for (and getting) that raise you need.

· First, do some research. Compare salaries with your coworkers and other people in your position. This way you know what's reasonable to ask for what you should be getting paid.

· Next, don't work harder--work smarter. Most raises and bonuses go to people that make a difference to the bottom line of the company. If you're making them more money, you have a card to play. Make sure you can document or justify the contribution you're making to the company.

· Create a win-win situation. Tell your boss that your goal is to have a higher salary, and that you want to know what to do to perform at a higher level to earn that salary.

· Make an appointment in advance, and ask nicely. Most importantly, walk in with confidence. You know that you deserve to be paid more, and that you're doing a valuable job to the company. But if you're too nervous to ask, then you're gonna end up with nothing. Confidence is the most important ingredient in a successful career. So if the thought of asking for a raise terrifies you--it's time to give yourself a confidence boost.

Confident people know how to connect with other people. They know how to communicate effectively without coming off as obnoxious.

And if having that natural confidence sounds good to you, then check out this easy shortcut:

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This technique doesn't require you to work very hard.

All you need is a DVD player and an hour of free time.

You'll be amazed at how confident you'll feel after learning about the Physiology of Excellence.

And you can use it anytime you're feeling anxious to automatically shift your mindset.

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Peace. Harlan Kilstein Ed.D.

27 and Never Been Kissed

Neil is 27 years old. But he's so extremely shy around women that he's never even been kissed.

He gets so anxious every time he approaches a woman that he becomes a nervous wreck. And then he says, "I feel foolish for not being able to just get over it."

"The more I talk, the more I start thinking, and the same anxiety halts me mid-sentence."

He realizes that he has to overcome this or he'll be alone for the rest of his life. But he's not sure exactly where to start. And if you've ever experienced shyness around the opposite sex, you know how nerve-wracking it can be.

But the first thing you should realize is that you are not a "shy person." That's because there's no such thing. What we call shyness is not "the way you are." It's a way of acting and behaving. Shyness is not a disease. It's a belief system and a pattern of behavior. That means that you can change it.

People who think they are shy truly believe they're not in control of their lives.

So ask yourself: Who runs your mind? Am I in the driver's seat of my own life?

If you're letting yourself be overcome by shyness and lack of confidence, then you're letting someone else run your life.

So make a decision that TODAY is the day you start running your own brain.

You're in control--all you have to do is realize it. You can choose which emotions will empower you, and which ones to leave behind.

And the best way to take control of the wheel and never look back is with the Physiology of Excellence.

Sometimes it's hard for us to get out of that old mindset-- You know--the one where you're not in control, where you're "just shy."

The Physiology of Excellence technique allows you to break free of the old mindset, and replace it with a new, powerful force of change.

Things that seemed impossible will come to you as easy as breathing. And once you taste the freedom of finally being in control of your own destiny, you'll wonder what took you so long. Don't let life pass you by while you're sitting in the backseat.

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Peace. Harlan Kilstein Ed.D.

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