Week 1 – Have you ever seen a pink olifant in real?

Yet another personal development programme that will change my life forever ?

I don’t think so !

Actually, it’s going to be MUCH MORE than that : after reading the 45 first paragraphs of Haanel’s text, the Master Key System is clearly a foundation text that will change my life AND allow me to help many other people changing their life too. Isn’t this exciting ? To me, it is!

How do I know this for sure ? Well, I have an stainless steel proof : I just look at Davene and Mark.

This is exactly what they are doing right now.

Simply ask them how many people they trained to the MKS three years ago, how many people are involved in this six month adventure, and how many people they expect in the next session.

If you want to know what « exponential growth » really means, look at their numbers. Even those who are bad in maths will get it. Amazing !

Of course, if I want the MKS to change my life, I have to keep my scholarship. Which means, to make sure I have done all the readings and homeworks required during each week of the training.

It’s not that I would skip some of these readings or homeworks – I won’t, because I love doing every bit of it, eventhough it’s taking me about an hour and a half a day.

The point is, each time the idea that I missed sending out in due time one or another piece of homework required by the « dream-training team », I feel a drop of sweat slowly dripping along my right temple.

I am sure at this stage you are silently yelling at me (in direct from your mind) « stop thinking that, or it will happen to you for real ! », and of course, you are 100% right.

Now, everybody knows that telling someone NOT to think about something, for example a pink olifant, will surely cause the apparition of the image of a pink olifant in the mind of the person,

So, if I keep thinking long enough to a pink olifant, the Law should be that the pink olifant manifest itself in reality, right ?

In France, everybody says that people who fall into alcoholic coma see pink olifants, and unfortunately this happens regularly to many people.

But no one has ever seen a pink olifant in real yet, so why is this ?

If someone has an answer to this question, I’ll be glad to hear it 🙂

At this point, maybe you think that I am quite mad with my pink olifant story.

But actually, I am sure I am not, because I have just succeeded in replacing my irrational fear of loosing my scholarship by the image of a joyful, smiling and dancing pink olifant. Isn’t that nice?

Thus, if you see one of these days a pink olifant crossing your garden, you will know who is responsible for it…

Feel good,

Luc