Columnist Dr John Demartini

When I published a new book some years ago, I was told that the average author sells 10,000 copies, and the publishers take a small profit, stop printing, and go on to the next book. It's called fodder, and I was told that there was little I

Some are fortunate enough to get a wake-up call before they retire, and wise enough to heed it. Some years ago I landed at Boston's Logan Airport and got on the shuttle to the Hilton Hotel where I was teaching. The driver was about 65 years old,

Invest a little time to find out exactly how you spend your income. Add up all your expenditures for a month and multiply by 12 to get the years total for each of them. Spending on lower priorities automatically interferes with your ability to

The principle of fair exchange simply cannot be ignored. Anytime you feel out of exchange in any of the seven areas of life - spiritual, mental, vocational, financial, social, familial, or physical - you waver from your state of presence and generate

I once worked with a classical guitarist who had just enough money to get by from day to day, and he thought it was somehow noble to be a "starving artist." He came to a class I was giving on goal setting, and afterward he asked me,