Deanne Deaville

To be the greatest salesperson, I must first be able to sell myself on myself. That is the foundation Haanel constantly points back to – the inner world creating the outer. I can see that truth, and yet I

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Sabrina Thomas

Saved by the bell or really by this week “not an expert” assignment. I say that because as I started to prepare to complete this week blog, I ended my “sit” with a lot to “give my opinion” about.

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Michael McCausland

In Haanel this morning, I was struck by the reference to the power of fear and what it is doing to me and our society. As a White… and for those from outside the Master Key Experience (MKE), I

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Larry Russell

MKE Week 18 Blog Kindness Is My Mantra Out of all the virtues in the Franklin Makeover, kindness is my number one—my favorite, my go-to. If virtues had a leaderboard, kindness would be sitting comfortably in first place… with

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Ron Miron-Alimpich

This morning in the shower (one of my thinking spots) I was planning the steps on how to proceed cleaning up and remodeling a rental housing unit we own. The steps came naturally and effortlessly. And then I began

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Chandrashekar N

This week, I set out to focus on the Franklin virtue of Discipline. Yet, as the days unfolded, I found myself wavering. Life became dull, the momentum slowed, and I felt myself slipping away from the habits I had

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Darnelle Henderson

I will live this day as if it is my last. I will wear the cute tennis shoes that I have been saving because I was afraid they would get dirty. I will use the travel mug my sister

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Carolyn Poulsen

I am finding this week that I have become the truthful observer of my thoughts, reactions and behaviors more than any other point in my life. I am examining every thought and reaction with a new awareness that strips

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**The Art of Connection: How to Speak in Terms of the Other Person’s Interest** We are hitting Week 18 of the Master Key Experience, and as I reflect on the journey, I realize we are transitioning from kindergarten to

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Ron Miron-Alimpich

Balancing Accounts Two weeks in-a-row I’ve been late with my blog. There have been several unsettling weeks lately. I’m looking for clarity on what’s been happening through some of these readings. This week is a choice week for Emerson’s

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It’s an empty space where I’m at and what was important is no longer. What had energy for me doesn’t exist. What meant something to me now has no meaning. What gave me direction no longer does. What lifted

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Deanne Deaville

Mark commented that this is another pivotal week, where many drop out of the program. When I hear that, a part of me immediately says “that won’t be me!” And yet… I can feel the resistance… its as if

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Describing the power of thought can feel like trying to explain the color red to someone who has never seen color. What would you say? How do you describe red without referencing another visual experience? As my awareness continues

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Sabrina Thomas

The hero’s journey – just stay as “plugged-in” as possible. I can feel the transition already. Master Key Experience (MKE) and network marketing, I signed up for. No regret however I feel the WHY both came into my life.

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The Hero’s Journey This week brought a powerful realization: I have been unconsciously attached to feeling overwhelmed, overworked, and emotionally low. There is a strange familiarity in struggle that I now recognize as a pattern. I noticed the same

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Susan Levinson

What am I pretending not to know? I am pretending not to know is the stages that I have been going through to get to the place of – Aging audaciously, starting over boldly in a new city at

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