Showing posts with label Optimal Living. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Optimal Living. Show all posts

Monday, November 19, 2012

Living the Empowered YOU...

Living the Empowered YOU with Michael Eisen


 
In this 4-week course, work directly with Michael Eisen and see that ANYTHING is possible!

It’s time to stop living someone else’s dream!

It’s time to take your power back and step into the driver’s seat.

It’s time to realize that YOU are the master of your own destiny, and the creator of your own life path!



To learn more and sign up for these courses, just visit The entheos Academy course page for these (and all upcoming courses)!

Thursday, November 1, 2012

The Optimizer and Introducing Big Ideas on Optimal Living...

Source: EnTheos Academy

Hope you're doing great and very excited to share two big things we've been working on!

The Optimizer is here!

First: We're finally re-launching our daily inspirational newsletter. Over 30,000 of you signed up to receive it and I'm sorry (and a little embarrassed! :) it took us so long to get it going again!

Good news is that it's back and better than ever!

We're calling it "The Optimizer" and it now features a super inspiring quick quote + a PhilosophersNotes Big Idea + another Big Idea on Optimal Living from our friends.

It's kinda like starting your day with a wisdom vitamin. :)

If you're already signed up, I hope you love it!!

If you aren't signed up yet, cruise on over here to check out a sample and to sign up!

Introducing Big Ideas on Optimal Living:

Long blog posts with inspiring wisdom are great. But, wouldn’t it be cool to tap into inspiring and empowering wisdom in quick little bursts?

We thought so, too.

Enter: Big Ideas on Optimal Living.

We’ve asked some of our favorite teachers to share some of their favorite Big Ideas in less than 250 words.

We're just getting going, but here's our first batch! :)

Check 'em out AND... let us know if you'd like to share your wisdom!!

Fun! :)


Hope you enjoy and sending lots of love + en*thusiasm,

Brian Johnson, Chief Philosopher