Hi, I'm Tim. I help people relax and simplify manifesting concepts so that you can better utilize them in your life. I'm a mindset coach, stress management counselor, author and editor of underappreciated works by Émile Coué and Neville Goddard.
I consider myself somewhat normal, nice, shy and a tad boring. I live with my wife and two daughters outside of Boston. I enjoy taking walks, swimming in kettle ponds, and listening to the Rolling Stones very loudly. I've always been interested in the mind-body relationship and how it pertains to our sense of self-fulfillment.
For many years, I searched for ways to improve myself. I met with many spiritual and self-improvement teachers, read numerous books and tried various methods to enhance myself.
The conclusion I reached was that I was essentially wasting my time by putting so much hard mental effort into self-improvement. I realized there was nothing to improve on a deeper spiritual level – and that the constant effort to improve what couldn't be improved was usually what stressed me out.
When I stopped trying to improve myself so much and allowed myself to consistently relax instead, I felt much better. This simple realization forms the basis of all the recommendations I share with people.
I consider myself somewhat normal, nice, shy and a tad boring. I live with my wife and two daughters outside of Boston. I enjoy taking walks, swimming in kettle ponds, and listening to the Rolling Stones very loudly. I've always been interested in the mind-body relationship and how it pertains to our sense of self-fulfillment.
For many years, I searched for ways to improve myself. I met with many spiritual and self-improvement teachers, read numerous books and tried various methods to enhance myself.
The conclusion I reached was that I was essentially wasting my time by putting so much hard mental effort into self-improvement. I realized there was nothing to improve on a deeper spiritual level – and that the constant effort to improve what couldn't be improved was usually what stressed me out.
When I stopped trying to improve myself so much and allowed myself to consistently relax instead, I felt much better. This simple realization forms the basis of all the recommendations I share with people.