Showing posts with label tom shadyac. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tom shadyac. Show all posts

Sunday, May 1, 2011

I AM The Movie

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In the category of ‘there are no coincidences”, about a week ago I found myself watching one of the final episodes of Oprah. Although I am a devoted fan, student and teacher of her work, I have not seen a segment on the air date in literally years. I specifically tuned in because I had seen a commercial describing the episode and it caught my attention. (So commercials do still work by the way.)

The episode was number 26 in her 30 day countdown and the guest academy award winning filmmaker, Tom Shadyac. His newest movie – actually a documentary – will not win any academy awards, yet it will contribute one of the user-friendly pieces on the concept of evolving consciousness. The movie is entitled I AM.

A life altering illness caused Shadyac to question his established concepts about success. He got to the same place I did when I wrote in my book, “This book is my attempt to dispel a myth that has been perpetrated on the unsuspecting masses for many generation. The myth I refer to is the one that assures if you do your homework, earn good grades, and graduate from the right schools, you will land a job or create a business that will provide you riches, happiness, health, and love; you will achieve your “happily ever after.”

My book and the movie I AM focus on the myth part of that sentence.

Go see the movie. It is worth the ticket price and more.

Dr. Success Challenge: Make a list – as long as you would like – about what is RIGHT with the world.

Enjoy. Peace be with you and thank you Roxanne W. Isbey, Jr. for the wonderful photograph.
Andrea T. Goeglein, PhD
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Monday, April 25, 2011

I AM

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Really think watching this segment of Oprah is worth the time. If nothing else it will allow for conversation.
My only critical observation is that, unlike millions negatively affected by the economic downturn since 2008, Tom Shadyac made a choice to release his excessive possessions. Knowing what I do about spiritual transformation, I know he really did not have a choice -- but on paper he did.

I would appreciate hearing what others think. I know i will be at the movie I AM when it opens this Friday in Las Vegas at Village Square.

Thank you,
Andrea Goegelin, PhD
http://www.dontdiebooks.com/
http://www.servingsuccess.com/
www.YouTube.com/user/ServingSuccess