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I'm a huge fan of personal development. For the last 19 months I blogged about very little else and like to think I made a mark on the industry – despite my age and "total nobody" status. I don't really write about self improvement anymore but I still actively work on improving different aspects of my life.
Without books like The Power of Now, Psycho Cybernetics, and Tribes, I really don't think I would be where I am today. In fact, I think that the majority of my success online is thanks to the life lessons I've pushed myself to learn and the knowledge I've picked up over the last few years.
Personal development is a very broad topic covering things like motivation, productivity, health, finances and pretty much everything else. I'm not going to pick any of these individually, although you can probably apply the lessons here to those areas.
Instead, I'm going to share seven things that I believe are be critical in helping you transform your life and succeed in various endeavours. More specifically, I believe these seven lessons have been instrumental in helping me make a living online, so there's a good chance they can greatly help you.
I can't find any better way to say this (profanity warning) but one of the biggest mind fucks I experienced last year was how much easier it was to achieve my goals when I actually stopped caring about achieving them.
I'm a huge advocate of the Sedona Method and one of the things they teach is a way for you to become totally "hootless" about your goals. In other words, they advise you to be totally indifferent to whether you achieve them or not. This completely goes against the thinking of society where you have to pick a specific goal, and work as hard as you can until you hit your target.
When you really can let go of attachment to outcomes, life and work just become so much easier. I would go so far as to say that most of the work I do now is totally effortless. When you let go of attachment to results, it's far easier to stay focused on what you're doing and it shows in the results. Not caring about something doesn't mean you don't work towards it — you just allow yourself to take action in a much more relaxed manner.
As an example, look at ViperChill. Each month when I share my reports, I clearly state that I don't care about the stats. I really don't. I do enjoy looking at them, but that's it. Yet, this is a blog that only wrote 5 posts last month (how many can say that?) and gained almost 600 subscribers. I am so at ease with my work, and the result is nothing short of amazing.
Apart from being the author of the only book that made me feel less like a man, Elizabeth Gilbert can also give amazing speeches. The video I watched of her at Ted was a fantastic way to look at inspiration and using the many seemingly random ideas that come to you everyday.
Elizabeth talks of your brilliant ideas as something that comes not from within you, but something that passes through you from external sources. In her example, she says that she would be sitting in a field when she would have the huge urge to write something for her best-selling book, Eat Pray Love. Instead of hoping to remember the idea later, she would run through the field back to her home as fast as possible to get everything down on paper.
While I don't want to get into too much about how the universe works, I do find that my best ideas are never when I am sitting in front of a computer or trying to create them. My best ideas are when I'm chatting with friends, doing my shopping, or lazing out on my balcony watching the world go by.
What I have learned more than anything in the last year is to store these ideas as soon as possible. I have notepads scattered throughout my apartment and a phone that is perfect for storing random creativity. If you have inspiration to build a certain site, or write a certain article, or try a new traffic generating method, write it down. Straight away. If you don't, you might just have ignored the best idea of your life.
I love helping people in various different ways but one thing that really drives me is seeing my "students" succeed online. The very reason I relaunched ViperChill is so I can focus on doing that and help thousands of people every time I write something. Whilst the growth of ViperChill has been amazing and far better than I expected, the growth of my inbox is far less exciting.
I've just moved into my new apartment in Cape Town (pictures) so I was offline for a few days to sort things out and catch up with all of my old friends. When I got back, the number of emails waiting for me was almost saddening. I then vowed that I would spend the next 4 hours responding to them all (it actually took about 6) and work out a better solution.
It's not that I don't love giving advice and working one-on-one, as I really do. It's just that the more I am working one-on-one, the less time I have to write articles that can help thousands of people at once. I did consider hiring an assistant, but then that would defy the whole point of people emailing me for advice.
I am going to continually update the contact page here with frequently asked questions I receive, but besides that, I'm just going to have to start giving people less permission. Not only to waste my time, but to tell me what to do or to change my course of action. The majority of things that have gone very well for me did so because I followed my own path, I focused on getting things done, and I trusted in myself.
Don't be afraid to turn down advice, requests for help, or anything else that gets in the way of you being on your path and sticking to your mission. "The people that matter don't mind, and the people that mind don't matter" – Dr. Seuss.
In personal development, having your own set of values that you follow can be helpful in a number of areas. In terms of health, it could be that you don't want to eat meat because you don't support the way it is processed. In terms of relationships, it could be that you won't accept a guy or girl in your life who is disrespectful to things that you really care about.
Sticking to your own values is also a great lesson to use in internet marketing. One thing I've noticed is that when bloggers who are successful give advice about how they did so well, a lot of the advice is generic and to the point.
It's not that the advice isn't true; it's just that it is rarely anything new. This is exactly why I gave specific examples when writing my post on how I grew a blog with 6,500 subscribers. One thing most A-list bloggers forget is that one of the things that has made them successful is simply who they are and how they do what they do.
Darren at Problogger never fails to update his site daily, and has done so for years. Copyblogger will rarely publish a guest post unless it has been tweaked to have the best impact on their audience. I will probably never write more than two articles in a week. (To you crazy people who actually enjoy what I write, I apologise).
The only rule in internet marketing is that there are no rules. Don't be afraid to do things differently because they're how you want to do them. You will slowly but surely build an audience who loves exactly what you're producing, and one that looks forward to seeing more of it.
When I wrote my article on WordPress SEO last week, I knew there would be some controversy as a lot of SEO's build an ego around calling themselves experts. I did not expect that someone would write on Twitter that they want to shoot me, but that's exactly what happened.
Despite knowing there would be some backlash, I just had to ask myself one thing: am I writing this article to help people, or am I avoiding writing it because I'm scared of how some people might react? As I have for most of my life, I just decided to focus on what I put out to the world and be completely fine with how people react.
After all, if someone doesn't like the content here, they can simply unsubscribe. I'm not going to pretend the internet is a really nice place where everyone gets along in harmony, but for the most part, there are many ways it can enrich your life both socially and professionally.
The only thing you can ever control is what you do; not what other people do. Because of that, worrying about how people are going to react to things is just wasting energy and totally pointless. Surprisingly or not, the more you stop worrying about the feedback you receive, the better it tends to become.
They say that you are a result of the five friends that you spend the most time with. I'm not sure I like that concept, but I can't deny that it has its merits. The people who are closest to me in my life right now include a professional poker player, a successful stock trader and blogger, and multiple businessmen who have built and sold large companies.
I don't think it is a surprise that my own endeavours are also going well. Whether I subconsciously attracted these people into my life or whether it happened by coincidence, I don't know. I do know that when I was lazy, unproductive, and not getting anywhere with my projects, I was spending time with people who are exactly the same.
I'm not telling you to go out and find people who have done well in your industry or environment and try to befriend them. I simply suggest that you look at your current friends and see if they are helping you get to where you want to go or if they're holding you back.
It's not easy to cut out friends from your life, but it is something to consider if you're spending the majority of your time with people who have no aims or common interests. At 18 I left every single friend I have ever made and moved to South Africa where I didn't know one single person. I have never regretted that decision.
Over the last 5 years, since I was 15 years old, I have built around 40-50 websites. I would say that 9 out of 10 have been total failures. When I realised this, I decided to work out what separated the sites that did well and the sites that just flunked. That way, I could replicate my success and build less failures in the future.
After looking at my list of sites for over an hour, there was something very obvious that stood out to me. The sites that did well were simply the ones I loved working on the most. This doesn't surprise me, but it wasn't something I had noticed until I sat down to really look at things.
Building web properties around things that you love means that:
When I was 16, my first serious website was featured in the book, DJ'ing for Dummies. This is the website that literally cost me a year of my college life. My attendance was so low as I kept going home to work on the site that they refused to let me go back for a second year.
This is how much I loved what I did, and it showed in the end result.
Most people online (who have something to sell) will tell you that you can make money in a few days or a few weeks. If you're willing to spend a lot of money, then it's possible. In most cases though, you're unlikely to see a great return within 6 months on most of your ventures.
Could you focus on your topic for at least 6 months without making money? If not, pick something else.
And finally, as Gary Vaynerchuk covers in his book Crush It!, the best business strategy ever, is…to care.
Once again, an excellent post! Your almost pushing me over the edge to posting less frequently but writing in much more detail. I'm going to let it sink in and see how it feels in the weeks to come.
It's funny you should mention the Power of Now and Psycho Cybernetics, as those two books have had a huge impact on me as well. I remember bumping into the Power of Now when I was traveling in Thailand for a month.
I went into a bookstore and there it was on the bookshelf, beckoning me, telling me to pick it up and read it. I had never heard of the book before, nor of Eckhart Tolle. When I started reading it, the feeling I got was amazing.
Suffice it to say, it is one of the only books I have read over 5 times and still take with me wherever I go.
As more and more people have started asking me for advice, I have found it harder and harder to give it to them, because so much of my success has come from, like you said, me being who I am and just following my heart.
Everyone wants tactics, strategies and shortcuts, but it is only when you realize that these do not exist that you really start making headway, at least that is how it was for me. But I'll keep writing and giving my readers what they want. One day at a time.
Keep rocking dude!
Thanks Henri,
It has been awesome watching your growth over the last few months. From the first time you emailed me I knew you would be successful.
If you liked TPON, make sure you pick up A New Earth. It is about finding your life's purpose. There is some stuff in there I don't apply to my life, but it's an awesome book.
Awesome comment.
Cheers Glen. This fast becoming my favourite read for both info and motivation. Keep it coming!!
This is one of my favourite blogs as well 😉
Thanks buddy
One thing that changed everything for me was getting rid of "friends" who were holding me back. It may be something difficult to do at first, but you have to be with successful people if you want to be successful.
I couldn't agree more.
Interesting to see that you also received benefits for it.
Glen you could probably still hire an assistant just to filter your email. I find half the email I get only requires a canned response.
Possibly, although I am considering using a forum instead (for things like Cloud Living support).
Thanks for the comment!
Put your heart into it, whether it's a blog, affiliate or other endeavour, it doesn't matter. If you love what you are doing there's a higher probability of success. I like your point of view about six months without return, because it's an easy question to realize why we are doing something.
Thanks for the post!
Best regards,
Hey Andres,
Definitely. It also links back to the point of effortless as well. If you have to build sites around things you don't love, it just feels like a chore.
Good to see you here again.
I'd have to agree with Oscar. I decided at the start of the year that I needed to focus on my relationships and remove the ones that were not moving me forward and start building stronger relationships with people who I saw as successful.
That Sedona method goes against everything I've read or heard. Why do you think it works? If you're not focusing on your goals isn't there a chance you'll veer off course or get bogged down in the day to day things?
The Sedona Method is about letting go of emotions and attachment to things.
Why would you veer off course if you are doing what you enjoy doing?
Alright. You're really starting to make your way towards my favorite blogs. Honestly at first I thought, and no offence mate, this is just another 'i am a huge guru blog'. But looks like I really like your style. At least it looks honest, not quite sure if it really is, but that doesn't matter right now 😉
So keep up the good work. I'm looking forward to read more 🙂
No ads, no affiliate links.
I have no reason to lie 🙂
Thanks for the comment!
I really love this piece of advice: "Focus on what you put out, not what you get back". I should repeat it over and over as my mantra 🙂
Thanks Moon.
That lesson has served me well.
Wow, this post blew me away – seriously. I never expected to find so much awesome just in one post. A few of these things I already get… and a few of them I'm going to have to seriously meditate on. Number #1 especially. I feel like the Universe wants me to learn this lesson at this point; I've been getting lots of little messages like this from different places… read a bit of a book called "The Lazy Man's Guide to Success" or something like that (I translated the title from Spanish)… basically I have to chill the f* out.
Thanks man. 🙂
That's awesome, Andrew.
I had heard of the first concept way before I was implementing it myself. It is something that completely shifts your reality when you grasp it, but it feels like you're living life like it was meant to be lived.
Wow Glen,
I'm really impressed by your insight at such an early age. The info you included in your post took me years to embrace. As I transfer to working online, I still consciously remind myself to focus on my strengths, keep it simple, maintain healthy boundaries — Do, Delete, Delegate — to get into flow. Must try the Sedona Method 🙂
Where can I find your Best Sites that you enjoyed working on? I appreciate your work.
Thank you,
I don't even know what to say here. Once again you have blown me away with the depth of your writing. There are so many great points to soak in. You forced me to look at myself and search who I am. WOW! For a Monday, that's deep. I've only had one cup of coffee.
The point about letting go of outcomes is excellent. So many of us worry day to day about achieving our goals. I think I am focused on the wrong thing. I'm working my butt off everyday endlessly, but I am always focused on the future and not the present. I stress myself out. If it wasn't for the fact that I love what I do, it wouldn't matter. But it's good to relax and just let it happen naturally. Hard work, dedication and persistence will pay off.
I need more coffee…
It's so awesome to read comments like this. This is exactly why I do what I do.
The more you learn about presence and watch your mind, the easier it becomes to notice destructive patterns and just let go of them instantly.
Thanks for being here.
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Thanks Glen. I originally found you through PluginID. You're style in personal development and internet marketing has clicked. Keep up the great work.
Awesome stuff dude – this sh*t is getting better and better 😉
Love the Power of Now / Psycho Cybernetics shout outs – two books that changed my life also. (STILL haven't read Sedona yet… I will… soon…)
Not caring about outcomes is spot on. You made me realise I've been caring too much lately. Good shout. F**k it – I'm present, Tolle style now. Who cares if it all ballses up? Not me. Boom!
Hi Glen,
I'm not familiar with the details of the Sedona method but one thing that we stress in the posts on our sales blog (www.sellinghasvalue.com – started as a direct result of reading your posts!) is that to win sales opportunities you have to truly be ok with losing.
Taking this approach removes anxiety and pressure which ironically makes it easier to achieve your goals not harder. So in a sense caring less about the outcome means you actually increase you chance of achieving the outcome. If you think about it too long that can really blow your mind!
When I read this post, mentioning how being indifferent to whether you achieve your goals or not, it seemed like a similar concept. The ultimate caring is not caring – the paradox of success! Thanks as always for the great info!
Awesome insights Paul.
I love hearing about real-world examples of the lessons that I share. Thank you for the great comment.
Thanks Glen. This is a very inspiring and realistic article. I'm new to reading your articles and am looking forward to reading more!
Awesome insights yet again.
I've been following your writing from PluginID to HQhow to Viperchill and read your guest posts everywhere and love each one of them.
I'm just starting to see myself making a living from my online endeavours. And this is thanks to you, Glen.
I've known people make money online but you've made it seem reachable and attainable, even for myself!
It's my goal to make money online now.
Coming to the post: well, what can I say, its really awesome. Although I've made a couple my life rules, now, am making them my online life rules as well.
Hi Paul,
basically that's what Sedona method helps you in. Furthermore, being relaxed removes all the buzz that goes on in your head and lets you hit your target more directly. I've been doing the method only for a few weeks and I can say that the results have been overwhelming. (not that I care much for them 🙂
Glen: Viperchill is the first blog from those that have piled up in my reader after the weekend, I absolutely dig your posts
Hi Tom,
Sounds like I will have to dig into Sedona a bit more – but definitely getting all the "noise" out of your head and relaxing is the way to go!
Take care!
Thanks Glen this post really jumped out at me when you said to relax and do your work and not worry about the end result. I have a hard time with that, because at times its hard to see that all this work I am doing is going to pay off in the end or then again it may not because there are no guarantees in how your websites will rank and if they will ever reach what you want them to.
Also the fact that a lot of your websites fail is interesting now I do not feel so bad, I guess it makes more sense to build a few websites at a time to see which one will really take off.
Thanks again
You're welcome Chad.
It is a difficult concept to let go of wanting to succeed at something, but the more you let go and practice, the more you'll realise how useful that type of mindset is in your life.
Ahh Glen, you cease to amaze bro. It's funny how the internet works. I'm about 10 years your senior yet because of everything you've written here, as well as Cloud Living, you are my main 'Mentor' online. It's funny how my life and blog have changed because of your direction. Thanks a million brother and keep 'not caring'…. 😉
Well said.
I didn't have any idea someone said they wanted to shoot you. I'm on twitter, but missed that bit. How awful! What can they have been thinking.
Loved reading this article, thanks!
I just helped a friend recently on your very first point – Stop Caring About Your Goals – because he needed to exercise for health reasons but kept getting discouraged by his own goals. Now, instead of aiming to go faster and longer every time, he just exercises for the sake of exercising. If he goes out for a jog and can't continue, he just comes back home, otherwise he'll keep jogging for as long as he can. As a result, he actually wants to exercise now, whereas before he dreaded it. All because of his own goals.
It's amazing what a simple mind-shift like that can do! Kudo's to you for helping others see their situation in a different light. Sometimes that's all we need before we can move forward again.
I'm a fellow personal development fan. I've never heard of the Sedona Method but it sounds appealing:) I think your success with this blog has come from all the hard work, learning and planning that you've done in the years building up to it though…
Definitely agree that you need to keep a notebook with you at all times and by your bed too. Sometimes great ideas pop into my head just before I snooze off and if I didn't write them down then and there I don't think I'd remember them in the morning.
I think you do have to protect yourself and just learn to ignore emails or set up an email responder with a thanks for contacting me style reply. I still reply to people individually at the moment but can forsee a time when it won't be possible. Maybe you've reached that point.
Re controversial posts. I shied away from them for fear of trolls and it sounds as if one has found you. I think certain people do pick on successful people for whatever sad reason so you should just think of that as an unwanted part of being successful at what you do. I know it's easier to say than do but try not to take it personally or dwell on it. There are some wierdos around…
Just ignore them and keep crushing it:)
This was great and couldn't come at a better time, I especially like the thing about letting go of obsessing about your goals and also being true to yourself. You are very right, if I cared every time someone told me I couldn't do it I would never succeed.
Interesting advice Glen. I've been wondering about friends for awhile, and I was wondering… what was your train of thought like during the time you were trying to decide if to move to South Africa or not. To put it a better way, did you find yourself bored, uninspired, or fed up with your present surroundings?
Oh, and on the not caring about the goals thing, I kind of discovered that one as well just recently. It's making it a habit that seems to be the challenge.
Cheers buddy,
You and me Think-y-Same-y my guy!!! LOL
Dude, I get like 20 blog posts in my email each week and the
only ones that I even bother reading these days are yours and
maybe 1 other blogger.
I'm gonna just unsubscribe a few methinks…
I couldn't agree more with this one too. I've been
testing the boundaries of 'hootlessnes' and resistance
in a big way lately and I can tell you that the rabbit
hole goes pretty damn deep.
I'm actually substitute-teaching English at a kindergarten
just outside Bangkok right now. I'm at 'Pauls' desk right
this second typing this…(complete with family photos, the
mess etc. His girlfriend's a hottie BTW, LOL)
Here's the kicker:
I've never taught kids before, I have no idea what material
I should be teaching, I have to make up games on 30 second
walk to the class. I have to learn their names, handle the
language barrier, control the group, not let them get bored
for even 1 second or I lose them completely, I even had no clue
how to get here yesterday. It's an hour outside of Bangkok requiring
a minivan, Skytrain and motorbike ride, yet somehow, it all just
worked itself out. Always does these days. Not only that but it's
actually a total blast. I'm talking like new years eve, birthday,
bachelor-party type fun.
Seriously! And they PAY ME to do this…
How is this all possible?
Simple…Sedona Method. Hottlessness is also one of the major
reasons why people like traveling so much (besides the seeing beautiful
things part.) It forces you to loosen your mental grip on expecting
perfect outcomes all the time as we condition ourselves to do in
city life so often.
The fact is our 'Robo-Tronic', routine-dominated lives trick us into
believing that we actually have any control over anything. Whatsoever.
Mmmmpppggggggghhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wrong!
It's all a devilish rouse I'm afraid. One that will keep
you on that Infinite Hamster-Wheel-Of-Doom forever.
I say NAY! And it's easier this way. That rhymes.
PS: (backlinks, girls, backlinks, girls….LOL)
nice post.its true that successful people usually have successful friends and i have tried to get that right because when you moved with liked mind as yours you will likely meet your goals. thanks for the wonderful post
Hi Glen! Just wanted to connect and say I don't blame you for moving to Cape Town – one of the most beautiful places on the planet. My parents live in Somerset West, right under the mountain.
And thank you for this post ~ it blew two preconceptions I was holding out of the water, namely caring about my goals and how many blog posts to write a week.
And for this stress-relief, I am extremely grateful.
Bliss and blessings,
The Goddess also known as Jacqui
Awesome post man, I only read it now because I realised I hadn't received an update from you this week!!! (Maybe I accidentally deleted it, I'm not sure).
Really cool to see you are doing so well and growing! Can't wait to see if I can get a place near you guys in a few months time. That will be totally sick! Keep on workin hard man and enjoy Cape Town!
Cape town looks baller – I thought it was dangerous and sketchy.. but you love it eh?
Great post – made me think about my own situation and how to make it better.
Great post as usual Glen. Thanks for that.
I really dig your first point. I'm currently trying out the Sedona thing, partly because of one of your last posts at PlugintoyourID on this. When I do stop caring about my goal, which is hard, life is a lot better. Keep it coming!
'When you really can let go of attachment to outcomes, life and work just become so much easier'
I really liked this post and especially the above. It is so true and seems so simple to follow but I don't seem able to just do this.
I mean I've been reading this in a form or another in the past 5 years not to mention that Budha mentioned it first time
"I would go so far as to say that most of the work I do now is totally effortless."
When I was reading this post, all I was thinking was, "This stuff is so honest that it was probably really easy for Glen to write." When it all comes down to it, it seems that most of the time we only really need to recognize that we already have the answers we were looking for. From there, the only thing left to do is open the gates and let it out. The results will come when they come.. unless you end up getting shot by a mad Twitterer. 😛
Glen as always I find myself sitting and devouring your posts. Oh, and I loved the video with Elizabeth Gilbert. I will walk away with strong reasons why adding your personality to your work will always differentiate you from the crowd.
I'm off to chase my creative genius. (smile)
Excellent post as always Glen 🙂 This blog is quickly becoming my favourite and I bumped it up to my "A" list in Google Reader (must not be ignored!) Your advice is golden and I'm applying it all the time on my site to get genuine success and explosion in reader numbers! Keep the amazing content coming!!
Absolutely irrelevant comment: I noticed your 3-D matchstick man image for this post is in exactly the same pose as the cartoon guy on the cover of Cloud Living. Coincidence?? 😀
Totally dug this thought provoking post. "I can't find any better way to say this (profanity warning) but one of the biggest mind fucks I experienced last year was how much easier it was to achieve my goals when I actually stopped caring about achieving them." – I've heard Wayne Dyer talk about this idea about letting go of attachment…yet how do you resolve the following paradox: if you don't care about achieving your goal, doesn't that make it more likely you won't take any action to achieve it? Intuitively, what you say feels right. But in the beginning when you were starting out reading self-help books, surely you must have set specific goals/took action/etc – now you are more "relaxed" – that would be an interesting shift to write about. Thanks Glen.
The best action comes from a place of relaxation and contentment. If you aren't forcing yourself to do something, you naturally do what you love in a state of…flow. So, despite not having an attachment to do something, you still "work" on things that you enjoy, whatever they may be.
Or you can sit still and do nothing, if that's what you prefer to do at the time. Obviously with the rat race and 9-5 not everyone can be in this state constantly, but I believe life isn't meant to be lived by stressing out and pushing ourselves to the max. It's about positive action that comes from a state of contentment and fulfillment, in my opinion.
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Wow. This post was amazing!!! I like people that right about ideas that go against the grain. This is empowering information here, that I personally use with great success.
Mate, I love reading your stuff because it is always so incredibly helpful. You are definitely one of the bloggers I rate highest by far.
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Thanks Glen for this post. Glad to see that PluginID feeling back here.
Seriously and believe me I'm not being sarchastic here, may I compare you to the 21st century Buddha ?
Quote to your "The majority of things that have gone very well for me did so because I followed my own path, I focused on getting things done, and I trusted in myself…"
I like to compare it to a Buddha quote ""Embrace nothing:
If you meet the Buddha, kill the Buddha.
If you meet your father, kill your father.
Only live your life as it is,
Not bound to anything."
Meaning, you provide enlightening to how to make dreams come true –> live your life by enjoying it, be where you want to be (travelling for example)… you give ideas and methods on how succeding on that by working on the internet (your Cloud Living) … getting inspiration while doing other things (relaxing on the balcony, watching a movie, etc..)… personally I always have with me a voice recorder to track ideas that comes out …. but what you say also, is find your path… inspiring ! You just gained another disciple ! 😉
Hi Glen
My friend, Bob Foster, just shared a link to your blog, and I am very impressed with what you have achieved.
What you say about The Sedona Method is absolutely true. Way back in 1999 I was one of the first certified instructors in the Method. I spent many weeks in Sedona with Hale and count that time as an extraordinary blessing.
I see that you are also into The Power of Now. I ran the Bristol [UK] Eckhart Tolle group for over two years and hosted Kim Eng for her first every public appearance outside of North America. Another profound teaching that is a gift to all who can open to it.
You may like to take a look at my book, Break Out of Your Mind! that covers similar ground but with a greater emphasis on the practical application of the power of present moment awareness.
After several years of seeing one2one mentoring clients I saw that, although many loved The Power of Now, few could figure out how to apply it in the reality of their everyday lives. Gradually the teaching emerged through this work, and numerous workshops, that is now available in book form.
If you want to know more, pop along to http://www.breakoutofyourmind.com – where I share something of the personal background to the book, which came from my own experience of walking out of intense pain and into the freedom of Now.
best wishes
Leo Hawkins
Love the blog! Keep up the good work! Great advice on "doing what you love". It's the only way to bring through the true enthusiasm you have about the subject matter. Also love the point about the fact that you can only control your own actions. Be aware of your competitors and their movements within the marketplace, but don't worry about them. Focus on your own goals. All the best. Jack.
Glen, very honestly I must say thank you for this wonderful post.
In the last 7 years since I am online, I never read such a great post. I can find myself in almost every phrase and now I clearly realize how wrong I was all this time about how things works online, and God knows for how long I would have done like that, if I wouldn't have read this wonderful post.
Thank you Glen,
Wow – great post, and what a delight to find so much interest in The Sedona Method!
I've been using it myself for the last year, and it's helped me deal with some major things in my life.
If anyone reading this is in the UK, you might be interested in Jenny's site, where you can read up more, listen to audio and video testimonials, and sign up for free teleseminars about it.
Great stuff Glen!
I've been recently executing a great sum of basic research on direct online marketing for a brand new article that i'm working away at and merely felt like stating that you blog is rather sound. Thank you for the topical advice you have come up with.
Hey Keitha, thanks for the comments, glad you like the advice you've found as well :).
I think successful minded people are very important or even someone who is smarter than you. You do not want to be the smartest person in the room. Also, try to learn something new everyday. If you do this everyday for the rest of your life, you will be set 🙂
forgetting about your goals and helping others is definitely a formula that works.there is a popular Zigglar quote that sums it all "if you help others get what they want,you will get what you want"
in summary care and help others..it goes a long way
Hey Glen, just found your site today and look 2nd post. I have been working on a number of sites and haven't really got into it much lately. My passion is fitness yet I don't have a site for it. So as I was crumbling here I feel into this "If all else fails, do what you love". Well seems I need to get in gear and get those domain names I bought years ago into sites.. Thanks again for a great post.
Wonderful post – I really like it as everything I read till now. As a total newbie to your blog – I read about 10 posts of you on this site and !help! somebody stops me for spending the whole weekend here ….-:). What I want to mention briefly here is this: your two articles in a week has more valuable and helpful content in them as others 7 or more posts on blog in a week. So … keep going … your style and your content are delightful. Thank also to Justin Brooke who send me here…
Hi Glen,
Yeah what an inspiring post, especially from someone as young as you.
Having met you.. the first time you came to Cape town, and observing how you've transformed over the last few years is really proof of many things…. I think the common thread in your message is to be open minded and to avoid people/things that has a negative effect on you… then again, maybe I took from this post what is relevant to me at this point in my life.
Glen this is a wonderful post. I like seeing the "softer" or more thoughtful side of internet marketers. Sometimes the industry is so cold and faceless, it is important that these posts about direction and motivation come out occasionally.
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I love the Power of Now, and in addition, I highly suggest "The Power of the Subconscious Mind" by Joseph Murphy! After I read it, I read it again, and again, and now I just pick it up every night, open anywhere and start reading! It helps with stumbling blocks I have in internet marketing, ask and you shall receive!
I cannot feel I've ever witnessed the blog site with this several comments into it!
I absolutely enjoyed this post! I believe the type of friends we have really make a difference in our success. It's like 'you are what you eat' or 'dog owners look like their dog!' okay maybe that was a little cheesy, but I think you get the point… Thank you


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CARSON, Calif. (Monday, December 3, 2012) – The 2012 MLS Cup champion LA Galaxy announced today that the club has made six players available for selection in Stage One of the MLS Re-Entry Process. Goalkeeper Brian Perk, defenders Andrew Boyens and Bryan Jordan, midfielder Kyle Nakazawa and forward Pat Noonan all had their options declined, making them available for the Re-Entry Process. Forward Chad Barrett, who joined Norwegian side Vålerenga on loan in July, also had his option declined and will be available for selection in the Re-Entry Process.
UPDATE: Perk, Nakazawa removed from MLS Re-Entry Draft process
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Hi there Forum,
I have a small robotics project in mind. In this I need some distance measurements and I thought that the ever used Sharp IR range sensors would do the trick (together with an ADC of course). However I stumbled on the Parallax PING))) ultrasonic range finder which has an impressive 3cm to 3-4meter range for less € than one Sharp IR... tempting of course. The Sharp:s are either like 10-80 cm, 100-200cm etc. etc. The PING))) would do both far and near object ranging at once.
However, there is a catch of course! The PING))) use one pin only for communication (while the Sharp is an anlog piece, so it needs ADC:s etc). The basic logic is as follows (if I have understood it correctly): You drive the pin high for a set period of time (2 - 5us) - this triggers the PING))) to 'schedule' an ultrasonic 'ping' 750us later. The PING))) then drives the signal high when it emits the pulse and drives it low again when it senses an echo. Time lapsed between the high and low events is the time the acoustic signal has travelled (i.e. from the sensor and back again).
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MIAMI -- When Wilson Ramos went on the disabled list to open the season, Jose Lobaton took over the starting catcher duties.
Sandy Leon, however, has started four of the past six games. That tops his total of two appearances last season. He is just 15 plate appearances shy of his career-high 36 from 2012.
Manager Matt Williams plans on deciding who catches on a day-to-day basis, but given recent history chose Leon as the backstop for the second game at Marlins Park.
"It varies depending on who we're playing and how they're doing," Williams said. "Yesterday, Sandy had a really nice game. Last time out with [Stephen Strasburg] he handled him well, Stras threw the ball good."
Leon, who entered Monday's game batting .067, connected on an 87-mph sinker from Marlins right-hander Kevin Slowey for his first career home run.
The two-out, two-run liner to right bounced off the top of the wall in the seventh inning. He also singled to right in his first at-bat in the second. After the game, he got the ball from a little kid who had retrieved it. Leon plans on giving it to his father.
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20 Things You Didn't Know About Baileys Irish Cream
South African native David Gluckman was tasked with creating a new brand for International Distillers and Vinters (IDV), which later became spirits powerhouse Diageo, to export from Ireland. One morning in May of 1973, he and his business partner Hugh Reade Seymour-Davies ran to a London supermarket, where they bought a bottle of Jameson and a tub of single cream (a British dairy product).istockphoto.com
It shares roots with a popular Irish butter
The idea of applying dairy to an alcoholic beverage was sparked by Gluckman, who helped create the Kerrygold brand in the early 1960s. Kerrygold produces Irish butter and cheese, and is still very popular today.istockphoto.com
Chocolate was the key ingredient
Cream and whiskey alone were "bloody awful," according to Gluckman, so he and Seymour-Davies added some sugar and Cadbury's Powdered Drinking Chocolate. The whole process of finding a winning formula took just 45 minutes, although it was tweaked before hitting the market.Shutterstock
It was off-brand for IDV to buy the idea
Gluckman put the concoction in a Schweppes tonic bottle and brought it to an IDV executive named Tom Jago. The company was strongly focused on wine, sherry, gin, whiskey and vodka, but the visionary Jago (who also played a role in developing Malibu Rum and Johnnie Walker Blue) loved the drink, so he gave it a chance.istockphoto.com
It was named after a restaurant
In coming up with a name for the brand, the creative team wanted it to be Anglo-Irish (relating to both Britain and Ireland) instead of just Irish because they thought something like "O'Reilly's Irish Cream" would've sounded whimsical. After stumbling upon a restaurant in London called Bailey's Bistro, Gluckman called Jago and proposed they call the beverage "Baileys." He instantly bought it.Shutterstock
The first label had a fake address
Because Baileys' production plant did not yet exist, the first label bore a fake address for "The Dairy Distillery, County Monaghan."Shutterstock
Male taste-testers dubbed it a 'girl's drink'
Before Baileys was brought home to Ireland, it was tested in Britain. An all-male group drank it down, but one particularly boisterous man felt uncomfortable about it. "I'm a pint drinker," he protested. "And when I've had enough beer I move to ... Scotch or vodka." He added that Baileys is "a girl's drink." The other men nodded in agreement - although their glasses were empty.istockphoto.com
Women weren't initially fans, either
After the men had their taste, a focus group of women tried Baileys. One said it looked and tasted like kaolin and morphine, an over the counter medicine for diarrhea.Shutterstock
A true sign of hope came from policemen
After the focus groups proved unsuccessful, Gluckman put two bottles behind the bar at a pub called Allsop Arms. After a short time collecting dust, it was discovered by two policemen, who polished off a whole bottle. That was all the evidence Gluckman needed to make the trek to Dublin, where the brand launched one year later.Shutterstock
The company that owns it has a semi-fictional name
The "R&A" in R&A Bailey & Co. (the company named on the back of the bottle) doesn't really mean anything. In coming up with the initials, Gluckman glanced down at the sports page of The Guardian and saw a headline mentioning the R&A, the governing body for golf outside of North America, and ran with it.istockphoto.com
Its creator also made other spirits brands
In addition to Baileys Irish Cream, David Gluckman helped create Le Piat d'Or (a sweet wine), Purdey's (a soft drink), Aqua Libra (a sparkling water that was reportedly Princess Diana's favorite drink), Tanqueray Ten Gin, Cîroc Vodka, Coole Swan (a white chocolate cream liqueur) and more.Paras Griffin/Getty Images for BET
It's the best-selling liqueur in the world
Although drinks industry tycoon Abe Rosenberg famously predicted that it would never sell in the U.S., Baileys quickly became the top-selling liqueur in America and the rest of the world.istockphoto.com
The Baileys 'Snowball' was a disaster
In the U.K., Baileys largest competition was Advocaat, an egg-based Dutch liqueur. One popular cocktail recipe, the Snowball, contained Advocaat mixed with lemonade. Baileys' decided to emulate it by combining the liqueur with lemonade as well, but it ended up curdling into a "chewable dirt substance" that one bartender called "gorilla snot."istockphoto.com
It's a key ingredient in a terrible shot
The Cement Mixer is a popular "prank shot" that consists of one part Baileys and one part lime juice. First you take the shot of Baileys (holding it in your mouth) quickly followed by the lime juice. When you swish the two together in your mouth you'll feel it begin to curdle and stick to your teeth like cement.Shutterstock
It's sold (almost) everywhere
Baileys is sold and served in every country where alcohol is legally consumed.Dreamstime
It contains real Irish cream
Each year, 220 million liters of fresh milk are used to make the cream found in Baileys. This comes from 38,000 dairy cows on 1,500 family-owned farms located primarily on the east coast of Ireland.istockphoto.com
It's shelf stable
Baileys claims it is the only cream liqueur that guarantees taste for two years from the day it was made, opened or unopened, in the fridge or pantry, as long as it's stored away from direct sunlight in temperatures ranging from 32 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit. The whiskey used in Baileys acts as a natural preservative for the cream, so technically it's shelf stable.Shutterstock
There are a variety of different flavors
Currently, Baileys offers its original chocolate-vanilla variety along with Salted Caramel, Espresso Creme, Chocolate Cherry, Vanilla Cinnamon and non-dairy Almande Almondmilk, plus seasonal or limited-edition flavors including Strawberries and Cream and Pumpkin Spice.Dreamstime
Duty-free shops sell a ton of Baileys
The top 10 markets for Baileys are the U.S., Great Britain, Global Duty Free, Spain, Italy, Germany, Canada, Austria, France and Russia.istockphoto.com
People drink a lot of it every day
People around the globe consume approximately 2,300 glasses of Baileys every minute of every day, both in the comfort of their own homes as well as at the 75 most popular bars in America.
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The Building is Yellow! And Has Been a While
This picture was taken at Mill Street looking north up the tracks. I took the pictures more than a year ago. How do I know? Because now a walk is over the tracks where we are looking. The building on the right is yellow. It is the old Denmead Warehouse/Veach's Wholesale Grocery and presently a Thai Restaurant.
I'm confused. I thought this was recent charges that the owners of the building recently went ignored city codes and painted it yellow. It has been yellow for at least a year.
Evidently the city takes pride of the appearance at the railway tracks and Mill Street. About a year ago the city pulled a few legal maneuvers to get rid of a red Pullman's car which they thought was an embarrassment to the city. It looked like a good landmark to me.
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Preeclampsia Foundation's research investment catalyzes new approaches to life-threatening complication of pregnancy
New Orleans, Louisiana – February 5, 2014 – The Preeclampsia Foundation announced today at the 34th Annual Meeting of the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine that competitive funding is available for preeclampsia research, and that applications are now being accepted for its 2014 Vision Grant program. Up to two medical research grants will be awarded, up to $25,000 each. Vision Grants are intended to provide initial funding for innovative research focused on the pathophysiology, diagnosis or treatment of preeclampsia, HELLP syndrome and other hypertensive disorders of pregnancy. All novel, well-considered research topics will be evaluated, although projects that demonstrate potential to alter clinical management and improve patient outcomes will receive priority. Preference is given to junior investigators, although senior investigators with innovative, high-risk proposals will also be considered. International applications will be accepted, but they must be in English.
The application deadline is May 16, 2014, with award notification by August 22, 2013. More information and instructions for application can be found at http://www.preeclampsia.org/research/research-funding.
Since its inception, the Preeclampsia Foundation's Vision Grant program has invested over $500,000 in novel research - ranging from molecular biology and immunology, to potential therapies, to the role of sleep-disordered breathing in preeclampsia. Each year, dozens of proposals are received from applicants around the world. Research initiated by the Vision Grant program has yielded many promising findings, which have, in turn, generated additional funding from the National Institutes of Health, earned scientific presentations at major conferences, and inspired young investigators to commit their efforts to a medical conundrum that has baffled the medical community for over 2,400 years.
"I'm impressed by the breadth and quality of applications we receive," remarked Dr. Thomas Easterling, director of the Preeclampsia Foundation's Medical Advisory Board. "Our interest is in funding creative minds, early in their careers, who have the potential to make an impact if given a start, a leg up. This has proven to be a fruitful approach for the Foundation."
About the Vision Grant Award Program: According to the World Health Organization, preeclampsia is one of the least funded areas of research, especially when considered against Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs). The Preeclampsia Foundation's Vision Grants fund medical research pertaining to the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy.
About Preeclampsia: Preeclampsia is a disorder that occurs during pregnancy and the immediate postpartum period, and affects both the mother and the fetus. It is a rapidly progressive condition characterized by elevated blood pressure and protein in the urine; other symptoms may include swelling in the hands and face, headaches, and visual disturbances. Preeclampsia affects the mother's kidneys, liver and other vital organs and, if undetected or untreated, can lead to seizures (eclampsia), cerebral hemorrhage, failure in vital organs and death. The cause of preeclampsia is still not fully understood, and the only cure for the condition begins with delivery. Approximately five to eight percent of pregnancies are affected by preeclampsia, which, in the United States, translates to approximately 300,000 pregnancies. It is a leading cause of preterm birth, and is responsible for approximately 76,000 maternal deaths and half a million infant deaths worldwide annually. There are several types of preeclampsia, including HELLP syndrome, a particularly dangerous variant.
About the Preeclampsia Foundation: The Preeclampsia Foundation is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established in 2000. It is dedicated to providing patient support and education, raising public awareness, catalyzing research and improving health care practices, envisioning a world where preeclampsia and related hypertensive disorders of pregnancy no longer threaten the lives of mothers and babies. For more information, visit www.preeclampsia.org.


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A man accused of groping three women in the Gaslamp Quarter at the height of former Mayor Bob Filner's sexual harassment scandal will appear in court Wednesday to face three misdemeanor charges of sexual battery.
Arturo Lopez, 43, has been in the psychiatric wing of the county jail since he was arrested on July 16. On Monday, he was found competent to stand trial and will be arraigned on Wednesday. He remains in jail because he has not posted $10,000 bail, officials said.
On the day of his arrest, around 2:25 p.m., two women reported to police that an apparently transient man grabbed their rear ends. About 10 minutes later, a federal officer saw a man grab a woman's buttocks and chased the man down.
Lopez has a long criminal history, including vandalism and weapons charges and a burglary conviction that landed him a 16-month prison sentence. He was on parole during the Gaslamp incident, which allowed him to be incarcerated immediately.
Lopez's case was much lower profile than that of Filner, which played out on the front pages over a long political summer. But given his criminal history, it seems likely to end in more severe consequences.
Filner, 71, has since pleaded guilty to three criminal counts related to sexual harassment allegations. He will serve three months home confinement and three years on probation. He won't serve any jail time.
Like Lopez, the Filner criminal case ended up with three victims, one of felony false imprisonment for being put in a "Filner headlock." Two were victims of misdemeanor battery, one for unwanted kissing and one for having her rear end groped while posing for a photo with Filner.
Of two attorneys contacted by U-T Watchdog to discuss the cases, one said Filner got off easy compared to Lopez, and one said the former mayor's penalty was overly strict.
The biggest difference in treatment may be, Filner was allowed to plead guilty to plain battery charges, as opposed to the sexual battery faced by Lopez.
The distinction means that Filner won't be on the Megan's Law sexual offender list. If Lopez is found guilty, he will be — for life.
San Diego defense attorney Heather Boxeth, who looked at both cases, said that for battery to be sexual, the accused has to be touching the intimate part of another person for purposes of sexual gratification.
"So this poor man, who's mentally ill, transient, what's going on behind his mind?" Boxeth said. "We don't know."
She said that Filner's prominence and his skilled defense attorney were an advantage.
Lopez attorney Michael Hawkins with the San Diego County Public Defender's Office did not return a call seeking comment.
A spokesman for the Attorney General's Office pointed out that one of Filner's guilty pleas was a felony. He also lost his right to vote, can never run for office again and will be confined to his home for three months.
Defense Attorney Allen Bloom said Filner actually got a raw deal.
"Never have I seen a case involving a simple kiss," Bloom said. "Why did he plead to it? Probably to put the whole thing behind him. His was clearly a selective profile prosecution. I've never, never heard of anyone prosecuted for misdemeanor kissing. I've never seen this kind of case being prosecuted."
Filner resigned from office under increasing pressure from allegations from about 20 women that he groped, fondled and kissed them. Several of them described being put in the "Filner headlock" while he touched them inappropriately.
An election to choose Filner's successor will take place Nov. 19.
Trent Seibert | 619-293-1725 | Email | Twitter @TrentSeibert


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Adler University Timeline
Alfred Adler publishes Health Book for the Tailor Trade, linking medical problems of tailors with poor living and working conditions; lays foundation for the study of mental health social determinants.
Sigmund Freud invites Alfred Adler to join the Wednesday Psychological Society (later called the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society).
Alfred Adler and Freud part ways, and Adler is expelled from the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society.
Alfred Adler is drafted as a military physician for the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Alfred Adler is discharged from military service and begins to emphasize social interest and community issues in his writing.
The Nineteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States is ratified, which prohibits gender-based restrictions on voting.
Alfred Adler establishes the first Child Guidance Clinic in Vienna, and he lectures at Vienna's Pedagogical Institute.
Alfred Adler develops the open forum model of counseling—involving parents and children in public counseling demonstrations—to make psychological intervention and psychotherapy accessible to the general public.
Rudolf Dreikurs begins working within Adler's Child Guidance Clinics.
Economic depression reaches Europe. Mahatma Gandhi leads the Salt March to Dandi, beginning the civil disobedience movement and the road to independence for India.
Adolf Hitler is sworn in as Chancellor of Germany and suspends basic civil rights.
Alfred Adler publishes Social Interest: A Challenge to Mankind. Social interest is articulated as a construct to explain people, to guide work with people, and to describe our responsibility to each other within our communities.
Alfred Adler dies on May 28 while on a lecture tour in Aberdeen, Scotland. Rudolf Dreikurs finishes the tour.
The Fair Labor Standards Act is enacted, legislating the eight-hour workday and limiting the abuse of children through many forms of child labor.
Rudolf Dreikurs opens the first Child Guidance Center on the South Side of Chicago—the Abraham Lincoln Center—using the open forum counseling model and offering parenting education and training to the community.
Rudolf Dreikurs establishes the second Chicago Guidance Center at the Jane Addams Hull House Mary Crane Nursery. Dreikurs and his family are residents at Hull House.
The United States drops atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. World War II ends. United Nations is established.
United Nations General Assembly adopts the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to promote human, civil, economic, and social rights as the foundation of freedom, justice, and peace in the world.
Rudolf Dreikurs and the Individual Psychology Association of Chicago found the Alfred Adler Institute of Chicago, renamed the Adler School of Professional Psychology in 1991).
Rudolf Dreikurs establishes a Child Guidance Center in the Lake View neighborhood of Chicago.
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka paves the way for school integration and the civil rights movement.
The Alfred Adler Institute of Chicago develops a research program with the University of Chicago Counseling Center to study the effectiveness of time-limited therapy.
The Alfred Adler Institute faculty join with the University of Chicago in co-sponsoring a Psychology of Women course of study designed and taught by the Institute.
Rudolf Dreikurs publishes Social Equality: The Challenge of Our Times through the Alfred Adler Institute. Later, in 1971, it is revised and republished as Social Equality: Challenge of Today.
The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom is organized. In 1964, The Civil Rights Act is passed, illegalizing discrimination based on race, religion, gender, national origin, and other characteristics.
The Alfred Adler Institute creates a group therapy program for incarcerated people at Cook County Jail, the precursor to a later focus on the incarcerated and the formerly incarcerated.
Martin Luther King, Jr. leads a march of about 700 through Marquette Park in Chicago to protest housing segregation.
The Alfred Adler Institute begins the Teacher Development Center with a school in Rockford, Illinois, preparing teachers to use Adlerian theory and principles. The initiative is the precursor for many similar programs.
The first Psy.D. (Doctor of Psychology) program begins at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
The Stonewall Riots occur in New York City, marking the start of the gay rights movement. In 1973, the American Psychiatric Association declares that homosexuality is not a mental disorder.
The Environmental Protection Agency is established, and the first Earth Day is observed on April 22.
The Dreikurs Psychological Services Center, the precursor of Adler Community Health Services, is established as a community mental health center and as a training site for the Alfred Adler Institute.
The Vail Conference establishes the scholar-practitioner model of training for professional psychology within the American Psychological Association.
The Art Therapy Program is begun by Sadie "Tee" Dreikurs, a student of Jane Addams and an art therapist at St. Joseph Hospital in Chicago.
The Family Learning Program is launched and offers public counseling demonstrations.
The Alfred Adler Institute establishes procedures to work with other institutes and organizations to formalize distributed/distance education and training in counseling psychology and school counseling.
The Alfred Adler Institute begins granting a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology.
The Institute moves from 110 South Dearborn Street to larger quarters at 159 North Dearborn Street.
The first commencement exercises for graduates of the Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology program is held on October 8.
Enrollment increases support the Institute's move to 618 South Michigan Avenue.
The Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) Program begins with an entering class of 24 students.
Nelson Mandela is released from prison in South Africa. In 1994, he is elected President and supports reconciliation and transition toward multiracial democracy in South Africa.
The World Wide Web is proposed and released.
The Americans with Disabilities Act is enacted, mirroring protections afforded by the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to those with certain disabilities.
The Alfred Adler Institute of Chicago is renamed the Adler School of Professional Psychology. The University motto is reaffirmed as Non nobis solus sed omnibus (Not for ourselves alone but for all).
The Adler School moves to new quarters at 65 East Wacker Place, more than doubling the size of the campus.
The Master of Arts in Counseling and Organizational Psychology is launched.
The Adler School celebrates its 50th anniversary.
The Board of Trustees refines the Vision of the Adler School, based on its Adlerian heritage, to focus on socially responsible practice and social justice.
The Master of Arts in Police Psychology is launched, the first of its kind in graduate education.
The first Adler Institute for Social Change, the Institute on Social Exclusion, is established.
The Adler School begins operation of a Vancouver Campus. Since 1978, the University had offered education and training in Vancouver through an agreement with the Adlerian Psychology Association of British Columbia.
The Adler School revises curricula for all degree programs, following a community-based needs assessment, to produce socially responsible practitioners. The first Community Service Practicum is implemented, the first of its kind in graduate psychology training.
The second Adler Institute for Social Change, the Institute on Public Safety and Social Justice, is established.
Masters programs in Rehabilitation Psychology and Gerontological Psychology are launched.
Following a three-year community-wide planning process, a new campus is established at 17 North Dearborn Street.
Programs in Sport and Health Psychology and Forensic Psychology are initiated.