EXCITING!

Hey guys, check this out from Orrin Woodward.

Happy Birthday LIFE!

Team Stealth is on a mission and the LIFE business is where it is at.  Check out the details, get involved with the community and realize a future living the life you have always wanted.

In the words of some amazing leaders we are proud to follow (Steve and Jamie Leurquin), “This is our time!”

God Bless,

The Fishers

Success in LIFE: Brian and Amy Christian

New Turbo 25 on LIFE Team

Brian and Amy Christian came into the information LIFE offers with two children, a mortgage, a home improvement loan, a car payment, a truck payment, a camper payment, and a Great Dane. They both came from bigger families and were told to get good grades, graduate college, and get a good job and you will be great! They had a good marriage, but were not able to spend time together due to their careers and everything else they juggled. Brian has worked for a water conditioning company for over 20 years, since he was a teenager. He found his passion working as a paid on call firefighter. He served on boards for the department and was a firefighter of the year. Amy worked with delinquent youth and individuals with disabilities to help them obtain employment. She served on many community committees, local chambers of commerce and was a big sister for Big Brothers/Big Sisters. Amy was openly looking for another way of life! Daily she would cry going to work after dropping off her kids at daycare. Amy was contacted by an old coworker and Dan and Lisa Hawkins showed her this idea. She jumped at it! Brian was not as excited, but wanted to support her.

They said the impact the LIFE business has had on their family is beyond measure. Every single part of their lives has been touched by this information. They continue to grow everyday in their faith, marriage, relationships and parenting.   They are down a home improvement loan, a car payment, a truck payment, a camper payment, and a Great Dane, and have added a 7-year-old Labrador.  Amy is home schooling their children and they have lunch with Brian everyday.

Their son Nash states, “The biggest rewards from LIFE are that his Dad and Mom are working together to help other people.  Even though they have to leave us with a babysitter sometimes; it is worth it!” He feels having Mom at home and home schooling are the best. Nash love to write the names of the people that we are helping up on our patio door.

Maren, their daughter, thinks that the biggest blessing is Jesus Christ in their lives. She loves that her family all worked together to hit their goal. She liked calling her Dad and telling him each person they helped get this information on the way toward hitting their goal.

Amy said, “As a family we talked about our goal everyday and what the schedule was, so that we all knew what our roles. Once you get principle-based thinking in your head and in your family culture, the family unit becomes so strong.”

Brian and Amy feel it is their calling to bring back strong families to our nation.  We see them constantly growing, serving their team, their community and individuals who they know in whatever areas that they can.  Their family had a goal to hit in order to a hotel and indoor water park, and they did it!  The faith and perseverance to run together no matter how long or what it took to hit this goal tells us that this family is on track to live out their calling and lead many others to do the same.  At a time when our nation needs it most and in a situation where they could have chosen to leave well enough alone, the Christians chose to stand up and lead.  We are thankful for their example and achievements, and excited for what is to come.

Fisher’s LIFE Subscription Top Ten – May 2012

Hey, Hey!  Happy May.

The LIFE and MFC (mental fitness challenge) are having such an amazing impact on communities and lives across the nation.  It is breathtaking and hair-raising, as we continue to hear the changes that people are able to make with new information.  I was at a challenge group last night and heard a gentleman share from his heart what he had learned and how it was impacting his marriage and relationships with his children; it was amazing.  So we want to hear from you, too.

We are going to post our top quote and then we want to know yours.

“Maybe your net worth to the world could be stated as your good habits minus your bad habits?”

Spread the word and send the subscribers you know here to add their two cents. We will post the top ten from your point of view.  Let’s see who is listening and reading out there and what valuable takeaways were in the May LIFE subscriptions.

Fisher’s LIFE Subscription Top Ten – April 2012

1.  A lot of times the first idea that hits your subconscious mind becomes the strongest one and sometimes gets stuck in there.

2.  People have control of only three things in life:  the thoughts you think, the images you visualize and the actions you take.

3.   What a budget does is take the impulse out of buying.

4.  Define success because that gives you a starting point.

5.  You can save a lot of money when you pack something to eat verses eating out.

6.  Your kids are gonna learn about the birds and the bees from someone by age 7, and the first one they hear it from will form their foundational thoughts about it.

7.  Don’t let the next five years go by without defining some milestones for yourself.

8.  “My religious belief teaches me to feel as safe in battle as in bed,”  Andrew “Stonewall” Jackson.

9.  It’s not so much about what you do, it’s about who you are.

10.  As we start to fix problems, we start to see the real problem is us.

Thanks so much to everyone who makes it possible for us to get this life-changing information!

Richard and Jammie Fisher

Fisher’s LIFE Subscription Top Ten – March 2012

Wow how time flies when you live in the northern tropics 😉  (our Wisconsin weather has been amazing!).  Here we are closing out another month and we are reminded of a famous quote:  Time flies when you’re having fun – check out your LIFE subscription to find entertaining and useful information in all 8 F’s.

1. The U.S. government has been on the greatest debt binge of all human history and the day of reckoning is coming.
2. The U.S government sent 2.3 trillion dollars in direct payments to U.S. citizens, and collected 2.2 trillion dollars from taxpayers – did we actually pay out more than we took in?  What about the rest of our bills?
3. Leadership stands for two things: it stands for our purpose in life, which was a design by our Creator and it was also defined for the difference leaders make in a cause for that purpose and that is what we stand for!
4. Edification is not a trick to make your life easier.
5. Focus on what people do right, not what they do wrong; be a good finder.
6. Today’s the Day!
7. To buy things you don’t really need with money you don’t have to impress people you don’t even like; it’s what we call keeping up with the Jones’.
8. Often the difference between a successful marriage and a mediocre one is leaving three to four things left unsaid daily.
9. Most of the time, someone who is not organized in their office is not organized in their finances.
10. Success equals information plus action.

We hope this finds you as excited as we are about this information and the ramifications of it on the lives of those receiving it, as well as those they touch.  What spoke to you from a LIFE subscription this month?  We encourage you to take the things that did and apply quote #10.  You can do it!

Richard and Jammie

Fisher’s LIFE Subscription Top Ten – February 2012

Here it comes . . . . Hot off the press . . . . And we are so excited to encourage you to dive into this information and check it out for yourself!  If you have a subscription-open it up. 🙂 If you do not, visit the LIFE site and try one out.

1. We may have a disagreement, but we don’t have to be disagreeable.
2. Communication is required.
3. I never slept alone til I was married.
4. Arguments come down to control over time, money and energy.
5. A thing is worth what it can do for you, not what you paid for it.
6. If you think you are a leader, but no one is following you, you are just on a walk.
7. It’s the greatest mistake to do nothing because you can only do a little, do what you can.
8. America was founded by a bunch of rough individualists willing to take on individual responsibility for their actions, in fact willing to face starvation in forests of North America sooner than stand in the bread-lines of Europe.
9. Reforvivalsance
10. The reason why so many people don’t make it to the top is because they spend too much time on their bottom.

Wow!  Thanks so much to the leadership of LIFE for the information they provide in such an entertaining manner.  Share your favorite nugget, quote or story in the comments section; iron sharpens iron.

The Fishers 🙂

Fisher’s LIFE Subscription Top Ten – January 2012

This will be the first or our top 10 quotes, nuggets or purely entertaining statements from the LIFE monthly subscriptions.  We truly enjoy listening and working to apply what we are learning, not to mention spreading the word and sharing these products with people who could benefit from them.

1. I will not sit by and let them take our freedoms.  I can’t.  It’s wrong!
2. If you are beating yourself up for a lack of perfection – stop it!  Don’t worry you’ll never be perfect.
3. If you’re negotiating constantly the terms of success, you’re never going to be successful.
4. Welcome to the gun show.
5. Be careful of your TV, not only could it make you dumber, but it could injure you.
6. Commit to do what’s right, regardless of the loss or the pain.
7. Truth lies wounded in the alley, while injustice sits on the throne.
8. When your work speaks for itself, don’t interrupt.
9. It takes 10,000 hours to be excellent in any field.
10. You either hate loosing bad enough to change or you hate changing bad enough to lose.

Three questions for you:

• Do you have a LIFE subscription?
• What are your favorite quotes, statements or ideas from the January subscription?
• Who could you lend this information to and it have a positive impact in their life?

 

God Bless,

Richard and Jammie

Out of the Mouths of Babes

Sometimes kids say things that will surprise us, as adults, by the wisdom they learn and understand.

We went to a New Years roller skating get-together with our children put on by the Awana club they attend.  It is a yearly event, so our kids have each been roller skating 3 times there and once with our team.  I have found roller skating to be a HUGE teachable moment for our whole family.  This year I asked the kids what they learned from their experience and I think their answers are so true of what it takes to be successful anywhere in life.

Terrel (6) said, “Get up and try again”

Geneva (5) said, “Every time you get hurt bad, get up like a mighty person and go again.  Sometimes you have to go through the bad times to get to the good times and have fun.”

This morning I was reading the Game Plan and Do chapter of Resolved by Orrin Woodward and he stated “any person unwilling to look bad will never look good.”  Trust me, and the pictures may indicate, we were willing to look bad before it looked remotely good.

He continued as he talked about the 10,000 PDCA (plan, do, check, adjust) hours required to mastering any given field that, “sadly, most people refuse to execute the PDCA process because they fear feeling like a failure more than they fear being a failure.”  For me, I think I feared looking to others like a failure more than I feared being one.  In a world where pop culture has become normal, how people feel and look is more revered in most circles than the facts.  It takes guts, and produces pain to go to mastery in any field.  The question isn’t if that is required, it is do you want to be at mastery level and get the success that going through the pain produces?

What I know now, and my children learned, is to continue to fail as a part of the process of moving toward mastery in whatever area you have chosen to focus.  Likely roller skating will not be our focus of choice, but the world would be a better place if we all chose an area, applied these principles and proceed “through the bad times to get to the good times and have fun.”

Seize the new year!

Jammie