Shake Your Consciousness
Author: H. Bernard Wechsler

SHAKE YOUR CONSCIOUSNESS

1. Life is an opportunity; remember to ‘give’ first.
2. Life is beauty – how much will you ‘see’ today?
3. Life is bliss – are you enjoying yourself right-now?
4. Life is a dream – flash your ‘best’ intention
while ‘awake’.
5. Life is a challenge – discover the rules or change-
them.
6. Life is a duty – hang-in because your success is
only 30 feet away.
7. Life is a game – use your video-thumb.
8. Life is a promise – fulfill your end by connecting-
the-dots.
9. Life is just a bowl of cherries – taste it.
10. Life is sorrow – overcome it and don’t look back.
11. Life is lessons – how high do you score?
12. Life is a song – listen for your tune.
13. Life is a struggle – suck-it-up and get on with it.
14. Life is a tragedy – overcome it.
15. Life is: how ‘old’ would you be, if you
didn’t ‘know’ how old you were?
16. Life is: one-death is a tragedy; one-million - a
statistic.
17. Life is an adventure – dare the ski-run.
18. Life is luck – visualize your success and know you
are lucky.
19. Life is too precious – don’t subtract from it.
20. Life is living – how are you enjoying it today!
21. Life is loving – forget getting love – it’s your
move first.
22. Life is: Acting-As-If, Feeling-As-If, and Knowing-
As-If …you already 'owned' the dream-of-your
desires.

copyright © 2004
H. Bernard Wechsler

H. Bernard Wechsler is a senior educational consultant to The SpeedLearning Institute etc, and is one of the founders of Evelyn Wood speed reading – graduating
two-million, including Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon and Carter.
See: www.speedlearning.org
Email: hbw@speedlearning.org






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Senior educational consultant to the SpeedLearning Institute, and one of the founders of Evelyn Wood speed reading, graduating 2-million including Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon and Carter.

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