Break Through All Barriers and Develop Unlimited Internal Power

Turkey Day is over.

And chances are excellent, if you really abused yourself at the table, you don’t dare step on a scale.

Maybe your feeling fatter than ever.

Uggh.

If so, I have great news for you.

This coming Tuesday will be the official launch date of my new product: The Fastest Way Humanly Possible to Burn Fat.

I’ll have more details for you tomorrow. So stay tuned.

Best,

Matt Furey

A quick note on this fine day to wish y’all a Happy Thanksgiving and offer an idea that “works.”
 
Instead of sitting around all day eating and watching ball games – or just eating – take a few minutes with family and friends and ask yourself the following question:
 
What am I thankful for?
 
If you want to make your list short and get right to the point, then alter the question as follows:
 
What are 10 things I’m thankful for?
 
You might even ask this question while going around the table during meal time. And if you don’t allow anyone to repeat what anyone else said, that really makes the exercise interesting. 
 
Make it a great day – this Thanksgiving

Matt Furey

Yesterday I told you to look out for a special announcement today.

At first I thought I would give a special on some of the Furey perennial best sellers. Then I got to thinking about my newest butt-kicker… The Fastest Way Humanly Possible to Burn Fat.

We’re putting the final touches on this product as you read this message. And we have a limited number to be released this Friday.

Here’s why it’s a good idea to make sure you get a copy of this new product:

1. Even without the perfect diet you’ll start burning fat like crazy.

2. Even with a so-so diet you’ll burn fat like it’s going out of style.

3. Even with a horrible diet, the same thing will happen.

4. As you’re following any of the above named diets you’ll begin building muscle, ramping up your metabolism and turning back the clock.

5. And just think what will happen if you follow a good diet.

Last weekend I met a man who lost 68 lbs following programs I already released, that aren’t even close to what you’re getting in this one. So be on the lookout for the Friday email so that you’re one of those who gets his fat-burning paws on this extraordinary program.

Best,

Matt Furey

P.S. I’m all in favor of following a good, healthy diet. At the same time I think most people would like to follow a program that works even if you’re a sinful eater once in a while.

When you win an award that you worked on achieving, it feels great. But there’s something about winning an award when it’s a surprise.

Case in point: Yesterday I received notification that I’ve been selected as Inside Kung Fu’s Hall of Fame Writer of the Year. When I received word, I sat back in my chair, inhaled deeply and looked into the vast unknown.

This is strange, I thought. It’s the first award I’ve ever been given as a writer despite being involved in the craft for 20 years.

How do I even react to achieving an award I never even thought about?

After a few minutes of contemplation, I felt an extreme sense of gratitude and wonder. I’m grateful for this selection – yet I also wonder which is better, to pursue a goal and get it or to be surprised when you achieve something you weren’t even thinking about.

I’ll take them both – but I’ll keep wondering…

Even so, I want to include all of you in this celebration, so I’m putting together a special on many of my products. I’ll let you know what it is tomorrow.

So make sure you keep your eyes peeled for tomorrow’s email. It’s going to Be BIG.

Best,

Matt Furey

A couple weeks ago, as I was driving in my own neighborhood, I passed a group of five young children who were standing in the driveway in front of one of their homes.

I was talking to my son as we passed by, when I heard a knock on the back side of my Hummer. Being in a state of calm, I gradually put my foot on the break, and shifted into reverse. I backed to the five young children and asked, “Did something just hit my car?”

One boy spoke. “A rock accidentally slipped out of my hand,” he said.

I said, “Rocks don’t usually do that. Next time you’re holding one, keep it in your hand when I drive by.”

The mother of this young boy then squatted and put her arms around him. She began to whisper to him. I figured the matter settled, shifted into drive and waved goodbye.

Yesterday afternoon, when I was in my home office doing some writing, my son called to me. “Daddy, the kid who hit your Hummer with a rock is at the front door with his parents.”

I inhaled deeply, got up and walked to the front door. The mother squatted once again, put her hands on her son”s shoulder and said “Now what are you going to say?”

The four year-old uttered two words we don’t hear from many kids these days. “I’m sorry for throwing a rock at your truck. It was wrong.”

I bent over and shook the boy’s hand. I thanked him for what he said. I thanked his parents, too.

They asked if there was any damage. “No,” I said. “Hummers are tough. But I’m glad you came by anyway.”

I then asked the boy if he was going trick-or-treating in the evening. He got excited and said “Yes, I’m going to be Matt Garza.”

Garza, the pitcher for the Tampa Bay Rays threw the first no-hitter in Ray’s history this past July. So I asked the boy, “Do you have Matt Garza’s autograph.”

He shook his head from side to side.

“Hold on a second,” I said, “let me go get something.” I returned 20 seconds later with an autographed Matt Garza baseball in a case.

When the boy saw what I had in my hands, his face lit up. I bent my knees, placed the ball in his hands and said “This is the best Halloween gift you’ll ever get.

The boy’s parents were overjoyed. So was I. For two weeks they’ve been trying to find the home with the Hummer. But every time they dropped by the vehicle was gone. They felt horrible about what their son had done and couldn’t let it rest without teaching him the value of an apology. And so, although I gave the ball to the young boy, it’s really for their family.

“Do me a favor,” I said to the boy, “don’t get in the habit of expecting an autographed baseball every time you do something wrong.”

All os us laughed.

You may wonder how I could deal with this situation so calmly – even at the moment the rock struck my vehicle. I make no claims to being this calm all the time. I’ve blown my top more times than I care to remember.

So where did the calmness come from in this situation.

It comes from the Calm Mind – Calm Body exercise in Zero Resistance Living. It teaches you how to go into a peaceful state of mind even when under stress. Even when being attacked.

It also comes from the Mistake Maker – Mistake Breaker exercise in the same course.

This boy made a mistake – and he vowed never to make it again. In this instance, that’s good enough for me.

If you’d like to have this type of calmness and peace of mind, too, then be sure to order the Zero Resistance Living program today.

Best,

Matt Furey

A quick reminder about my Combat Yoga – Combat Chi Kung Seminar in Cincinnati.

I still have some spaces available – and would love to see you there.

Last weekend in Phoenix I gave people in my coaching a small taste of what you’ll be getting this week. Comments coming in reported things like:

“This was off the chain.”

“Unbelievable experience.”

“I never believed anything like this before, but now I do.”

Again, the training I’ll be doing next week teaches the internal power missing from all other programs. It’s one thing to have muscular strength – it’s quite another to have tiger tendon strength.

Imagine this: standing on one leg and three or more physically fit adult men are pushing on you and not only can’t move you but fall down themselves trying. That’s just one of the surprises in store for you in Cincinnati.

Go here now to read all about it – and enroll.

Best,

Matt Furey

P.S. Is it physical power, mental power or something else that allows a person to do this? Discover the secret next week.

If you believe in coincidences, superstition or any of that jazz – you’ll love today’s message. Read on.

Twas “Game of the Week” last night at Tropicana Field – and what a game it was.

For the first four innings it was basically a pitcher’s duel. Then, in the fourth inning I received a text message from a friend and client living in Pennsylvania. He asked if I was at the game. I told him I was.

He wanted to see proof so I told him to wait til my buddy, Carlos Pena, was up to bat.

At first he couldn’t see me so I walked right in front of the camera and “sent some love” as Pena smashed his 25th home run of the year, giving the Rays a 1-0, lead.

After several hi-5′s I went back to my seat. My friend texted me to say he had me captured on his DVR, looking right at Carlos as he smashed his home run. He then told me to “stay in my seat” the rest of the game as his Yankees need the Rays to lose. He said it was no coincidence that he clobbered the ball right when I had my back to him.

Ah, come on.

A nice stroke for the ego – but I ain’t buying it.

But then, two innings later, when the Rays were up to bat, my son, Frank demanded, “GET OUT OF YOUR SEAT, DADDY.”

So I got up again and Carl Crawford smashed a 2-run shot as I was looking at him.

Another round of Hi-5′s.

Another coincidence.

My friend in PA texted me, “I told you to stay in your seat.”

And today, Pete, another Yankees fan wrote me the following:

“Every time you left your seat the RAYS would score, the big three run rally happened right after we seen you walk down the ramp. Great game too, our game Saturday was the best though as the walk off Home run was special.”

All of this begs the question: Can you send someone positive energy with a glance, a stare, a breath – or even a thought and have the person do well?

I think so.

In fact, I teach so.

8 Days ago I taught a class on healing people remotely – something I thought I would NEVER, EVER teach. And the response was out of this world.

Yes, sending someone LOVE can have a positive effect. You can even heal by sending love. These things are scientifically validated.

Even so, remember this: The person you send LOVE to is still the one who
hits the HR’s – not you.

At the same time, never forget that everyone needs LOVE and encouragement and praise. No matter how big he is or how well he’s done in the past – in this present moment – he can use some.

Keep this in mind today in your home and office. And if you go to the ball field – send those players your best.

Matt Furey

P.S. If the idea of remote healing is something you’d like to learn – let me know and I’ll consider creating a course on it. In the interim, you still need to lay the foundation with Zero Resistance Living – the advanced course in Psycho-Cybernetics.

Last night I was at the Rays v. Rangers ball game. It promised to be one of the greatest match-ups ever.

Two lefties: David Price and Cliff Lee.

What looked great on paper was even better in person.

Then Price, some 109 pitches into the game, lost his touch and had to be removed. Meanwhile, Lee looked like he’d go the full 9 innings, especially because he had only tossed 66 pitches through seven innings.

In the 8th inning I got up and headed to the back room to get a jump on the traffic. Also, I must admit, because the Rays were down 4-2 – and Lee looked unstoppable.

But in the previous Rangers at bat, Lee sat on the bench for 30 minutes as the Rays tried one pitcher after another, doing their best to keep the game close. So when Cliff Lee re-entered the game, even though he’d only thrown 66 pitches, something was totally off.

The Rays bats suddenly came alive and they worked him over like eggs in a blender. Next thing you know and the 4-2 Rangers lead was now a 6-4 Rays advantage.

What happened?

Lee’s arm went cold. He had too much rest.

There’s a saying, “Rest is rust.”

And there’s some truth to it.

In baseball, keeping a pitcher’s arm hot is crucial.

In life, keeping yourself hot is even more crucial.

Sometimes you need rest to regain your form. At other times you need to get off your duff and move, move, move. Wisdom is knowing which is which.

This past summer I rested my writing muscles for a little over two months. I’ve never done that before. For 15 years I’ve written everyday. I’ve also heard other writers claim that you should never rest.

At times I wondered if they were right. Would I lose my ‘mojo’ from the lack of putting words in print every single day?

Something inside told me that I’d be alright – that I’d come back stronger – and better.

That something was a mental image of myself as a writer. If I’d done it before, I can do it again.

Even big league pitchers have an off-season. They also rest three to four games after a start.

Sometimes their arm can go cold in a game. Likewise, after writing for an hour or so – your thoughts can get de-focused. When this happens, it’s time to change gears and do something else. It’s time to remove yourself from the game – and return the next day when you’re ready and rested.

Go for a walk. Do some stretching. Or practice Theatre of the Mind.

Anything that gets you back into your success grove.

Now that I’m back… and rested – I have some great updates to tell you about. They’ll be coming your way soon – so make sure you stay tuned.

Best,

Matt Furey

P.S. Read about the 4 Cardinal Principles of Physical and Mental Relaxation in the Zero Resistance Living Program they’ll help you come back stronger and better – day after day.

“Where are you?”

“What are you doing?”

“I’m worried because I haven’t heard from you in a couple weeks.”

These are the comments I’ve recently received from regular readers of my emails.

Here’s my answer: I’m on a top secret mission. You might even call it a Vision Quest – only there’s no wrestling in this one.

Truth is I’m working on creating a result in my life that requires monumental focus and concentration. So much so that aside from the rigorous training I’m undergoing on a daily basis – all I want to do when I’m finished is stare at the walls or look out the windows. Not moving. Not doing anything.

Just looking, taking it in … and breathing.

It may be hard for you to fathom, but the Fure-cat can sit and stare straight ahead for long periods of time … and oddly enough, he’s happy when doing so.

He gains inner strength and power when he doesn’t appear to be doing anything but sitting… or standing… and focuses on nothing but breathing.

How can this be?

Long ago I read about the WAY of cats, wild or domestic. I was amazed when I read that your average cat spends the majority of its day meditating.

Just sitting. Looking straight ahead. Breathing. Doing nothing.

But when it’s time to hunt… look out. In spite of a cat’s so-called laziness, it still remains the greatest hunter that ever lived.

Not only that, but the cat is so relaxed and calm that if you toss it out of a high-rise, it’ll land safely on the ground with no injuries.

So this is confirmation that you can gain great power from stillness. As well as from physical, mental and spiritual relaxation.

Keep in mind that stillness often precedes an explosion. It’s true in the animal kingdom. It’s true with human beings as well.

Be still, gather your energy, resources and power – and watch as you have more juice to get what you want done, when you want it done.

It’s not often that I go a couple weeks without writing an email, a column, an article – or something that gets published. In the past, doing such a thing was unthinkable. But I assure you I’ve truly enjoyed not writing anything each day other than notes in my journal to track my progress.

Take a few minutes today to gather your resources. Sit in perfect stillness. No talking. No fidgeting. No moving. No reading. No TV and no radio. Oh, and no cell phone or any other device.

Just sit and watch your breathing.

Relax your body from head to toe as you do so.

Feel the energy build.

Then go hunting.

Matt Furey

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Kick butt – take names,

Matt Furey

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