Think Bigger and Expand Your Horizons

Every once in awhile I browse through Dream Homes Magazine to go shopping for my Dream Home. Oh, the homes are gorgeous in Rancho Santa Fe! It was only a few years ago a friend of mine handed me a Dream Homes Magazine and told me to "expand your horizons and think bigger". I took that magazine, browsed through it once, and said something like: Well, yeah, these homes are nice, but I don't I'll ever have that kind of lifestyle.


Of course, I know better now than to think that way. Now it's all about expanding my horizons and thinking bigger. Everyday I make it a practice to allow my imagination to just go wild. Now I think about changing the world like Ghandi or Jesus or Muhammad did. Now I think about private jets, writing best-selling books, and owning an island...

Now it's my turn to turn to you, Dear Reader, hand you the magazine, and say, "Expand your horizons and think bigger." Don't be one of those people who thinks that people shouldn't live this way when there are starving people in the world. The Universe created these homes for a reason. They're meant to be enjoyed. You are allowed to experience Heaven on earth!

It is only when you create an abundance mindset will the flow of prosperity come to you...

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Isn't It Ok For Arnold Chase To Build His Dream Mansion?

There's a home being built in West Hartford, Connecticut that is estimated at being 50,900 square feet. It's being built by Arnold Chase a business man whose family has made a fortune in media and real estate investments.

Just imagine having a 33,500 square foot basement complex with a 103-seat movie theater! Hmm...now that's The Good Life!

Some people think that building this home is just going a little overboard. Susan A. Eisenhandler, a sociology professor at the University of Connecticut, was quoted in this news article released by the Associated Press as saying, "Do you actually need to have that amount of space to live a good life? There are homeless people. There are impoverished people. There are serious social concerns, and we're not addressing that."

No, nobody needs that much space to live a good life, but I feel that if you have the money, why not build your dream home? Who knows, Arnold Chase may be addressing homeless and impoverished people as well. For all we know he donates millions of dollars to charities, so isn't he allowed to live the life that he desires?

What do you think?

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My Dream Home

I have claimed this home as mine. Last Friday I was browsing a homes-for-sale magazine and came across this Tuscan Villa in Rancho Santa Fe. Rancho Santa Fe claims to be the wealthiest zip code in America. I was actually in this home last Christmas helping out with their holiday decorating.

They say that when you want something in life you should visualize that it is already yours. Picture yourself in detail living the life you deserve. What are you wearing? What are you doing?