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The Change7 Insights into Self-Empowerment Jim Britt ~ Jim Lutes With Co-authors From Around the World The Change7 Jim Britt ~ Jim Lutes All Rights Reserved Copyright 2015 The Change 10556 Combie Road, Suite 6205 Auburn, CA 95602 The use of any part of this publication, whether reproduced, stored in any retrieval system or transmitted in any forms or by any means, electronic or otherwise, without the prior written consent of the publisher, is an infringement of copyright law. Jim Lutes ~ Jim Britt The Change7 SKU: 2370000258328 ii Co-authors Emmy Agustin Gillian Skeer Kyle McCue Valerie Bernard Danielle M. Griffith Clay Nelson Amina Hedayat Khalil David Norris Dr. Tom Heemstra Lori Hanson David Campbell D Lee Lynnea Hagen Pascale Hennessey Keri Murphy Melody Taylor-Fliege Jorge Gutierrez Wendy C Li Christine Suva Sue Fries iii The Change is proud to support Good Women International Every five minutes, one American child (many as young as ten years old) will be abducted and trafficked into the sex trade. 274 children a day. 100,000 each year and that estimate could be low. The total current number of human trafficking victims in the U.S. alone reaches into the hundreds of thousands and worldwide into the millions. All profits from the sale of Amazon Kindle electronic books are being donated to Good Women International, whose focus is on the prevention of sexual exploitation of young women and children. They support self-empowerment and educational programs worldwide designed to educate our youth to avoid becoming a victim. A recent successful project was an anti-trafficking curricula for our high schools which is now complete. Enslavement is a reality. It is documented and it is real. The question is: What are we going to do about it? To make a donation to Good Women International, a non-profit subsidiary of Village Care International, go to: www.SupportGoodWomen.com All donations are tax deductible under Tax ID #: 88-0471768. We welcome and appreciate your donations no matter how small. http://GoodWomenInternational.org Note: Donations are never for salaries, as Good Women is a volunteer organization v DEDICATION This book is dedicated to all those seeking change vii Foreword Berny Dohrmann, Chairman of CEO Space International To The Readers of The Change Series: Jim Britt has been a mentor to Chicken Soup authors, and to some of the foremost thought leaders on earth. Jim Britt’s groundbreaking work in Letting Go, releasing past traumas and betrayals in life to return once again to forward-looking manifestation within your full powers, has been instructing at leading Fortune companies and to standing-room-only seminars all over the world. For three decades, Jim Britt has been the “trainer of the trainers,” of which I am only one. Jim has been an instructor at CEO Space, the most prestigious, hard to get into faculty on the planet, where he developed millions of dollars of resources as he assisted others to develop tens of millions of dollars for their own dream making. Jim is the most “unchanged by success and wealth” man I have ever known. He is an unselfish archangel, like in his book Rings of Truth. Today, Jim Britt and Jim Lutes, along with many inspiring co- authors from around the world, bring a pioneering work to the market to transform your own journey into master manifestation. Their principles are forged on coaching millions on every continent. As you read, you are exploring self-development as the world has yet to practice. In fact, Jim and Jim’s publications lead to this one APEX MOMENT. Everything you have done to date in your own life, everyone you have met, every lesson you have learned, has led you to this one GREAT life opportunity… the moment of your own transformation into ever-rising full potentials. As a five time best-selling author myself, as a filmmaker, and with CEO Space, you can imagine how fussy I am to write a foreword to ix The Change7 publications in the self-development space. CEO Space was just ranked by Forbes Magazine as the leading entrepreneur firm, which hosts five annual business growth conferences serving over 140 countries. It was also named by Forbes as THE MEETING in the world that YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS. The world today demands more than a reputation defender to secure your forward brand; it requires that you take responsibility for your own brand and reputation in life. This book will inspire you to do just that. CEO Space International has supported launches for many amazing works, including Chicken Soup for the Soul; Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus; Rich Dad, Poor Dad; The Secret; No Matter What; Three Feet From Gold; Conversations With The King; and now the movies Growing Up Graceland and Wish Man (for Make a Wish Foundation); Outwitting the Devil by Napoleon Hill and Sharon Lechter; Tony Robbins’ great publications; of course Jim Britt’s best-selling book Rings of Truth; and so many more. The totals have reached more than 2 billion eyeballs! You can’t play around with that Mount Everest of credibility that I guard like a bank vault! You can therefore appreciate why I encourage 100% of our followers of all the publications named to BUY JIM BRITT and JIM LUTES book series The Change as a customer recognition for your own ten-best close relationships or clients. But don’t just buy this book; rather, I endorse that you buy 10, and you giftwrap them to acknowledge your most important top ten relationships in life or clients in business. By doing so, you will retain more clients and encourage repeat buying. You may also receive more referrals and strengthen each relationship. The laws of giving will come back to you 10 to 1. When you give freely, you will always receive a rain into your life just as you rain into the lives of those you treasure. Jim Britt, Jim Lutes, and the insightful and inspiring co-authors have given you in The Change series a great opportunity… more important than pouring ice water over someone’s head on YouTube as a challenge for charity! The gift that keeps on giving begins when you step up and BUY 10, knowing you have been instrumental in inspiring 10 friends to live a better life. Together, we are going to reach 1 BILLION SOULS as we help Jim Britt, Jim Lutes, and their co-authors to achieve their goal to transform human consciousness x Insights into Self-Empowerment in our lifetime. Like Zig Ziglar, Jim Rohn, the great Roger Anthony, and so many friends who have passed, my friend Jim Britt is now a historical event in every training, every publication, and every online work at CEO Space. If you ever have the opportunity, STOP YOUR LIFE and see JIM BRITT & JIM LUTES LIVE and you will thank me personally, I know. Their work is powerful. You’ll let go of the baggage you’ve been carrying around for years and learn to embrace everything that creates the future you want and deserve. As you close the pages of any of The Change books, you will say over and over again “THANK YOU Jim Britt and Jim Lutes for creating this work.” You will gain a new life of super focus as never before and you will commence to master manifest in your own individual life as never before. The Change books provide tools to transform results for corporations, institutions, and individuals, and once applied it will be impossible to miss your future success in life. In my opinion, there are only the following areas to embrace for each of us: Spiritual oneness and balance Recreational balance and nature Relationship where Perfection Can Be Had! (my book) Career attainment of goals that you, yourself, reset along the way Parenting either directly or by embracing a child you adopt to mentor at any and every age in life These perspectives come into alignment within a framework of Jim Britt and Jim Lutes’ imagination, along with decades of human- potential work. My advice is this work is a “BUY 10 TO SHARE WITH FRIENDS” pledge. In fact, a billion readers is a global path that Jim Britt and Jim Lutes are going to achieve NEXT for the world common good. Let’s help in this quest, as both men unselfishly donate their only asset, their precious LIFE TIME, to elevate one life at a time to their full potential and greatness. xi The Change7 My final request to all those who are reading my foreword is that you DO IT NOW. When you think of the good you will be doing, just ask yourself, “How long will I make them WAIT?” I’m buying my 10 today! Berny Dohrmann Chairman, CEO Space International P.S. I so approve this message for all my readers and followers worldwide. CEO Space has helped authors break the book of all records a half a dozen times, which means the only record to beat can be done with the publication you are buying 10 of now. Together, we are going to set a global record with one publication. Make the PLEDGE and give the gift of personal development. DO IT TODAY! xii Table of Contents Foreword ........................................................................................ ix Jim Britt ........................................................................................... 1 Letting Go of the Need to Be in Control Jim Lutes ......................................................................................... 9 The Blank Canvas Emmy Agustin ............................................................................... 19 Creating Footprints to the Moon Gillian Skeer .................................................................................. 29 Being Authentic Valerie Bernard ............................................................................. 41 The Biggest Game-Changer Kyle McCue .................................................................................. 55 Chasing Life Christine Suva ............................................................................... 65 Mastering Your Mindset for Success Lori Hanson ..................................................................................
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