Intentional Living Archives - The Lefkoe Institute

Re-post: How to thrive when the world is drowning in chaos

Fermented grapes make wine. Fermented molasses makes rum. Fermented agave makes tequila. But what do you get when you ferment tomatoes? You get tomato wine [...]

By Shelly Lefkoe|Friday, July 31, 2020|Categories: Goals, Intentional Living, Occurring|0 Comments

How to thrive when the world is drowning in chaos

Fermented grapes make wine. Fermented molasses makes rum. Fermented agave makes tequila. But what do you get when you ferment tomatoes? You get tomato wine [...]

By Shelly Lefkoe|Wednesday, March 18, 2020|Categories: Goals, Intentional Living, Occurring|0 Comments

The difference between “human doing” and “human being” and why it matters

Lefkoe Method Training 1 After finding out about The Lefkoe Method and experiencing the wonders it works, I got the principle and started eliminating various [...]

By Shelly Lefkoe|Wednesday, May 29, 2019|Categories: Intentional Living|0 Comments

How your beliefs can limit your career (and what to do about that)

The Lefkoe Freedom Course - Waiting List for September 2019 Previous things that used to frequently upset me no longer do because through this [...]

By Shelly Lefkoe|Wednesday, May 15, 2019|Categories: Intentional Living|0 Comments

The Last Quarter Of An Inch …

Hi, it's Shelly Lefkoe, co-founder of the Lefkoe Institute. You know, when my kids were little, I always taught them that life was like a [...]

By Shelly Lefkoe|Wednesday, February 14, 2018|Categories: Happiness, Intentional Living|0 Comments

Living An Intentional Life: Career – How to take risks and keep growing

By Shelly Lefkoe|Friday, October 28, 2016|Categories: Intentional Living|25 Comments

How To Live An Intentional Life (video)

This is the first in a series of videos I'll be making every couple of weeks. Let me know what you think in the comments.

By Shelly Lefkoe|Tuesday, July 19, 2016|Categories: Intentional Living, Videos|11 Comments

What Should I Do With The Rest Of My Life?

I’ve always been the youngest person doing whatever I was doing. I was just 16 when I graduated high school. I was working on Wall [...]

By Morty Lefkoe|Tuesday, March 8, 2011|Categories: Goals, Intentional Living|Tags: beliefs, Lefkoe Belief Process, legacy, Morty Lefkoe, parent, quality of life, relationships, The Lefkoe Method|105 Comments

What Drives You: “Intention” or “Inspiration”?

Everyone knows that success in life is a function of your “intention.” Right? I just read an excellent blog post by Joe Vitale (http://blog.mrfire.com/why-i-gave-up-intentions) [...]

By Morty Lefkoe|Tuesday, January 4, 2011|Categories: Goals, Intentional Living|Tags: beliefs, creation, creator, inspiration, intention, Joe Vitale, Lefkoe Belief Process, Morty Lefkoe, The Lefkoe Method|18 Comments

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