Services

What sets our work apart philosophically?

• We teach an ancient paradigm for prosperity where prosperity means “to make happy,” rather than “to make money.” According to the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, “to prosper” comes from the Latin root word prosperare which mean “to make happy. “
• We believe that prosperity comes from recognizing that the source of true prosperity lies within us.
• We see the current economic uncertainty as an opportunity to learn how to make a shift from lack to prosperity consciousness.
• We have found that the power of your Spiritual beliefs and practices can bring unseen support that is like having the wind at your back.
• Combining Universal Spiritual principles and sound financial and business principles, tools and practices can exponentially increase your prosperity.
• Our approach offers a balance between the rational and intuitive when seeking creative solutions to simple and complex questions.

Services include:

• Consulting with Linda
• Momentum Circles
• Prosperity Preparedness Program

Who We Serve:

• Spiritual entrepreneurs, business owners
• Ministers
• Board members of Spiritual communities

Coming Soon…New Thought Marketplace Ministry

I have offered our paradigm shifting prosperity program to clients locally and have felt called to find a way to offer this program on a global basis, regardless of ability to pay.  Because the need is so great at this time, I am in the process of forming a non profit organization as a vehicle to expand who I can serve.  I believe that we can reach the most receptive groups of people through New Thought Spiritual communities so have named the non profit organization New Thought Marketplace Ministery. The purpose of New Thought Marketplace Ministry is to help Spiritual communities prosper by helping its leaders and congregants prosper.

Churches have also been impacted as a result of declining membership and, therefore, financial support.  One would think that at least attendance would be up because many people tend to turn to the church during times of need.  However, unlike when there is a flood, earthquake, fire or loss of a loved one when communities band together to support one another, when the need is financial in nature people tend to isolate. Very often their self worth is hit hard and people feel a great deal of shame around financial difficulties. The tendency is to isolate and in that isolation develop tunnel vision that leads to a downward cycle of hopelessness, depression and sometimes suicide. The impact of the stress on relationships, families, and health can be dramatic.