Video - Behind the Scenes - My Wake UP Call to Passion with Janet Attwood

 I loved watching Janet Attwood, best-selling co-author of The Passion Test,  record My Wake UP Call® to Passion Messages.  Janet’s positive spirit and joy of life is apparent in all of her messages, even when she shares about the hardships she’s endured.

In this very personal message, Janet shares about challenging times she has overcome and sees every moment as a gift. 

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Janet explains that many of today’s leading thought leaders have endured hardships and challenges. John Assaraf, featured in the blockbuster movie, The Secret, started out as a gang member. Neal Donald Walsh lived in the streets for some time and Chicken Soup for the Soul co-author, Mark Victor Hansen, survived bankruptcy. Says Janet, “It makes you believe that if they can do it, that you can do it, too, doesn’t it?”

In this behind the scenes recording of My Wake UP Call® to Passion Motivational Alarm Clock® messages, Janet shares a healing exercise that has helped her to let go and see every moment as a gift.

Janet recommends, "So, in your day today, take a little bit of time and make your list of the terrible things that have happened to you and then find how they have really served you. You will start to see that every single moment is a gift…no exceptions!”

Wake UP to your passion with Janet Attwood’s My Wake UP Call® to Passion messages! These patented, daily five-minute messages help you to find your passion and fulfill your purpose! Listen to a new sample message at http://www.mywakeupcalls.net/product_my_passion.php

Janet is the co-author of the NY Times bestseller, The Passion Test, and has shared the stage with The Dalai Lama, Sir Richard Branson, Jack Canfield and other transformational leaders as an leading expert in living a passionate life. http://www.mywakeupcalls.net/product_my_passion.php

Enjoy waking UP every morning!

Robin B. Palmer
Inventor; My Wake UP Call^®
Motivational Alarm Clock^® Messages
President; My Successables^™ Inc.
805.796.8201
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About My Wake UP Call^®  Motivational Alarm Clock^®  Messages:

Research shows that your morning mindset sets the tone for your entire day. Invented by Broadway Star, Robin (Boudreau) Palmer, My Wake UP Call® Motivational Alarm Clock® messages start every day positively with patented, daily 5-minute messages featuring well known experts and thought leaders.

AND NOW - Enjoy the Good Night’s Sleep You’ve Been Dreaming of with My Good Night Messages™ from Robin Palmer & Psychoneurologist, Dr. Sylva Dvorak
WITH My Inspirational Lullabies™ - Original inspiring lullabies for dreamers of all ages, written and recorded by Robin Boudreau Palmer.

My Wake UP Call has been featured in SHAPE, SELF, Oxygen, Woman’s World, USA Today, on Fox & NBC TV. Robin Palmer recently had the honor of performing a TEDxTalk, "The Most Important Minutes of Your Day." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3B02MNuAmQ

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Behind the Scenes Video of Debra Poneman Recording My Wake UP Call to Success Messages -- Yes You Can Change the World

Enjoy This Behind the Scenes Video of Debra Poneman Recording One of My Wake UP Call to Success Messages – Yes You Can Change the World!

“Good Morning! Have you ever watched the news and seen a story, for example, about somebody wrongfully incarcerated for decades or heard a story of an atrocity committed on the other side of the world, or saw the ravages of war flash on your TV screen and you had that sinking feeling of helplessness? You want to do something but the problem just seems so huge and you are just you?

Do you know that you actually have the power to bring about world peace? I am a novice student of Kabbala, the mystical sect of Judaism.  And I love the teaching of the great Kabbalist, Rabbi Ashlag and the simple analogy he gives to show how each of us can have a tremendous impact on the entire world.

One day, the Rabbi put a balance scale on the table and he said to his students, 'Could you please place an equal amount of sesame seeds on each side of the scale?' Rabbi Ashlag then explained to his students that we are at a very precarious time in the history of creation, where there is a great battle going on between good and evil. Then he explained to his students that the seeds on one side of the scale represent the pain, the darkness, the suffering, the unhappiness in the world; an age of destruction. And the seeds on the other side represent the joy, the light, the happiness, the kindness, the love, the good; a golden age of enlightenment.

Then he told his students that every time they do something that is hurtful or mean or dishonest or causes suffering to another, they add a seed to one side of the scale. And every time they do an act of kindness or giving or love without the need for thanks, they drop a seed on the other side.  

And if there are equal amounts of seeds on both sides, how many seeds would it take to tip the scales one way or the other? The answer is one.  And it just might be one act that you do. Do you get this? You never have to feel helpless again. You are more powerful than you can imagine. The age of enlightenment is in your hands.”

Debra Poneman, thank you for writing and recording My Wake UP Call to Success motivational alarm clock messages! You are a real inspiration for achieving true success. http://www.mywakeupcalls.net/product_my_success.php

                                                                                                                                                                                         

Janet Attwood Recording My Wake UP Call to Passion Messages: How to See ...

Janet Bray Attwood Shares How to See Every Moment as a Gift in this Behind the Scenes Video of Janet Recording My Wake UP Call to Passion Mp3 Messages

 

“Ok, let’s talk about our challenges that we’ve got going. I’m going to share with you some of my challenges. When I was a little girl, my mom and I were so close. We were such good friends. And I am talking little, when I was 4 years old or 5 years old. My mom used to actually not tell the truth and write a note saying that Janet has to go to the doctor. She used to take me out of school just so we could play together. And I remember us sitting in the bed and we would eat fishes in the dishes and sing together and have such a magical time together. And we were so connected. And then when I was about 8 years old, my mother started drinking. Her doctor said that when she got cramps that maybe she should have a little whiskey that that would make her cramps go away.  My mother is part Indian and I am not sure if I buy into the concept that that’s why. But what did happen was she became an alcoholic. And my whole world cracked. And then when I was 17, I was physically abused. When I was 18 I was strung out on drugs and I also found myself living with the President of the Oakland Hell’s Angels.  

When you hear about how John Assaraf started out as a gang member, or how Neal Donald Walsh lived in the streets for some time, or how the great director David Lynch discovered his passion by seeing how his friend’s father was able to make a living by being an artist, or how Mark Victor Hansen survived bankruptcy. It makes you believe that if they can do it, that I can do it, too, doesn’t it?  It’s all a concept. If you have these limiting beliefs that I can’t do it because, then you will be right. And that’s what you are going to get.

Now here’s what I’d love you to do today. Make a list of all of the horrible, terrible dark moments in your life. Now this is just one of those lists that you will turn around so you can see that every moment is a gift. No exceptions. Because as I did this little exercise, and I wrote, 'Mother was an alcoholic.' And I looked for the evidence of how did it serve me. 'Mother was an alcoholic. How did it serve me?' Well, one of the ways it served me was that when mother was at alcoholic homes,  I would go there and I got a whole club of women to write letters to the women who were in this home. I learned how to give. How else did it serve me that mother was an alcoholic? When I meet other alcoholics, I have so much compassion because I saw that that is a really a tough way to try to live and be on this planet.

When I was strung out on drugs, how did it serve me? Well, it serves me in a really great way because I know that I love being clear. So I don’t even go there.  How else does it serve me? When I meet people who have the challenge of being strung out on drugs, I actually know what to say to them, I know what they need. I know how to be with them.

So with you, in your day today, take a little bit of time and make your list of the awful terrible things that have happened to you and then find how they have really served you. So that you can start to see that every single moment is a gift. And as my great friend, Dr. Sue Morter says, 'No exceptions.'"