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 The author was born to a working class couple in the inner cities of Scotland. He started practicing positive thinking from the early age of 10 and perfected his technique throughout his life. Neil has achieved a rewarding lifestyle both in business and personal and has traveled the world many times over. His fascination with the power of the mind took him to Japan, China and India where he continued to enhance his knowledge.
He worked for IBM for 20 years in both hardware and software and reached an executive position before he resigned in 2000.
He now lives in Dallas, Texas where he consults for a New York based
IT Company.
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MY ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
- Throughout the years Neil has used the power of meditation and positive thinking to achieve many personal goals.
- 1995 Neil cured a crippling spine disease by practicing meditation and visualization.
- Neil traveled around the world perfecting his skill and experience and leads a stress free life in Texas. A long way from the hills of Scotland.
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MY NEWS:
New Self Healing Book launched May 1st 2006.
Dreaming Your Way to Pain Free Living.
Ebooks available from the Painfreeliving.org website.
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MY RESIDENCE INFO:
City: Dallas
State/Country: Texas
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BOOKS PUBLISHED:
 Preface
Life is a fascinating but complicated subject. It can be rewarding in many ways, but more often it is very challenging and it sometimes it feels like a constant struggle. Some are more fortunate than others in certain aspects of life, while other poor souls seem to go from disaster to disaster. Like most mathematical situations, the majority of us sit in the middle of the curve, not wealthy and not poor.
How many of you have looked at people who are really successful and wondered why? How many times have you seen people in misery and pain and asked, “Why them?”
Is life just simply a numbers game? Do we have any control over our fortune, health and destiny, or is it all about timing and luck? If you ask the successful people, they will say, “Life is what we make it.” If you ask the less fortunate, they will say, “It is just bad luck.”
As you read this book, you can draw your own conclusions. I will share my experiences and the beliefs that have allowed me to shape my own life, and I will detail how I faced the ultimate challenge: chronic spine disease. My first reaction was, “Why me? How could this terrible thing be happening to me?”
I could have admitted defeat and wallowed in self-pity, or I could have done something about it. Luckily for me, I was a firm believer in managing my own destiny, and I practiced positive thinking on a regular basis.
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