Greetings from the GTA (~Toronto, ON)

Hi everyone,

This is my first post at Selfmadevip. I just wanted to introduce myself to everyone and thank the creators of SMV for making this website a reality. I stumbled across SMV and am very glad that I did.

It is everything I could have wished for - and more. And it is wonderfully refreshing to have found a community of likeminded individuals, ie. positive, progressive, success-minded.

- My first impression of this forum: I was amazed that it existed and excited about the amount of great information that I found here. I love everything about the forum - it's design (ie. the affirmations, the inspirational quotes, pictures of success, resources, forum categories (which I have yet to really explore), etc.), environment (of positivity and helpfulness), and newsletters (my daily pick-me-up).

- Who I am: I'm a 30-odd year old employee seeking to redesign and take ownership of my life as a self-employed/business owner.

- The region I am from: the western GTA, just outside of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

- My hobbies: reading, surfing the net, exploring different cultures, traveling, learning new things.

- How this forum will be useful for me: I very recently arrived at the conclusion that I was a victim of self-sabotage and in need of some serious self-development. (I had hit a wall while trying to change my current reality and pursue my dreams.) And shortly thereafter - law of attraction - I "stumbled" upon SMV... So, with the help of SMV, I am going to whip my subconscious mind into shape and continue tackling my dreams.

Cheers!
Siambi

Hi Siambi, although i never been employed (not because i have my own business, or so, but because i'm relative young and i can afford this luxury) i already know how i will feel at a job, i would say like a prisoner, you only have the illusion of freedom. If you think that having a job means freedom just think about one simple thing: can you afford to miss even a day? Just trying to use negative reinforcement over here

"Law of attraction" surprises you sometimes, and yes you can do whatever you want, if the pleasure of the result is greater everyday than your comfort zone