I myself, seriously enjoy flying, but understand that many others have a fear…

They think of all the worst things that may happen to them…

and so the list goes.

I would like to introduce a very successful program to those of you who have experienced a fear of flying, primarily because I am aware of the joys that flying has brought me, and know it can for you too.

Hence, I will not over lap this on and on…

Hence, I am actively telling my readers about this course by Captain Tom, who himself, has helped numerous people overcome their fear of flying.

There are several exercises recommended by Captain Tim of the SOAR program , which I am relaying over here, as per my experience, and recommend you follow through with as well.

The idea is to keep your mind occupied, and concentrating, so that you then, are not worrying, but distracted on concentrating on something else.

An initial exercise is the counting down exercise.

Concentrate on counting down from 5 , down to 1, in slow, determined steps, as well as noting any intersting objects in the aircraft.

This way, you will be better able to see you are kept occupied.

Do this first, every five minutes, and then after a5 minutes breaks, ollowed by half hourly, and also hourly.

In addition, it is a good idea to say to yourself, all the items you see.

I have also included a link on the picture above to the down loadable version of the course, if you are traveling very soon.

I personally thoroughly enjoy the feel of take off, and soaring above the earth, and know that everyone else can experience this joy, once they understand the safety mechanisms  in aircraft, as well as the processes involved in maintenance, and servicing- all at the highest standrads, in addition to multiple backup systems and in many cases, backups to the backups…

I feel very privillaged to have been able to benefit from reading this fine book by Norman Vincent Peal. The Art Of Living is a book written in a way that simply flows, and makes it easy to flow from page to page.

I think the best way I can describe it is like being uplifted, and seeing that something that seemed so difficult explained in a really simple and straight forward way. I genuinely believe that this is a talent that should be cherished, in that it is not easy to always convey ideas in the written word.

In my case, I am practicing daily, and I think, am getting better at it, but realize there is a still a way to go. However, my point today, being that I want to share a great book with you, as well as the point of it.

We all face problems, it is a part of daily living.  However, for many of us, we can easily become defeated by this, until we understand the importance of problems in our lives.

Problems in Our Lives

You might well be asking if I have lost my mind. I can assure you that I am very lucid, and equally, sincere in that problems make us better people, and can also help us become wealthier.

What and how, I might hear you ask.

Look at it this way.

When we are faced with a problem, ( I prefer to call it a challenge), we are -laced in a position where we must solve it. If we did not have any probnlems, you might think that it would be a simple life, but actually, you would stagnate, and become less effective and happy.

Problem solving is what makes the world go round, and us better peopkle.

Look at the simple example, as one idea, of books.

By having books, and reading them, we are able to answer questions we had (problems), and find solutions.

Has it ever occurred to you that the wealthiest people on earth are problem solvers.

They are CEO,s managers, and the like.

Equally, in your own life, you can create a solution to people’s problems, in the form of writing an eBook, available for distribution on the net, etc.

It is so much easier to self publish books online these days, as an example.

There really is so much that you can do to move ahead…

Just grab your ideas, and go with them.

It’s about actioon, and that will deliver the results from life you want.

To learn more about the art of living, head here.

Life is too short- make the most of it.