I have always been an observer of human behaviour and there is one behaviour trait I have noticed in recent years that is helping to fuel the massive growth of the self help industry. What trait is that? It is the desire to have a quick fix; to take a pill (or equivalent) and have our troubles go away. Rather than changing our lifestyle or our thinking, we would rather ask for an aid that required no effort on our part to fix our troubles. We can pay a lot of money for these quick fixes so that we avoid doing the hard yards of internal awareness and insight and the pain they can bring.

We provide our subscription service for the purpose providing real help. Our clientele are fundamentally helpful to those who have been through an accident and need their help. Such include the chiropractor who them help with immediate or latent pain, the auto body shop who cares and offers help to the driver, or in the case of litigation, the entry level attorney jobs who helps achieve justice and enforcement of beneficial laws.



The first important thing for this to work is you need to believe in the universal force, it's existence and power. You need to ask what you want and believe you are getting it and be ready to receive it. Once you do this you need to forget worrying or thinking negative. Though sounds easy it is not and requires practice to do it. But once you are in tune with the law of Attraction then there is no way to fail... success is YOURS.

When we find a problem, we expend a large amount of energy on clearly defining and putting boundaries on the problem so that we know exactly where it is, what it is, how big it is and exactly why it is a problem for us. This is a wonderful academic exercise, but does little to help you find solutions, to see beyond the problem or to understand why it arose in your life and what you are meant to learn or heal as a result of it.

That is without the law of attraction as a guiding force, and that is without consideration of the Word of God - although the Bible is of course clear that "as a man thinketh, so is he" and "ask and ye shall receive".

I have seen criminal defense attorneys explain to the court that they are really not in a position to deal with the custody, visitation and child support issues because the client has another attorney for those issues and the attorney handling the restraining order case is clueless when it comes to those issues. Sometimes, the family court issues can be an integral part of settling or winning the case but if your attorney cannot address these issues, you are seriously prejudicing all of your case.

A personal injury attorney may make more money at the end of the case than the client. Doesn't sound fair does it? abogado happens when the attorney takes his full one third fee, and then medical bills take up the rest of the settlement. The client may not even break even and have money still owed on medical bills! You should ask if they will cut their fee at the end of the case so that this will not happen. If the lawyer is unwilling to do this, consider hiring a law firm that will.