Rare Faith Blog

Ugh. I used to be sooooo good at self-discipline before I got married and had kids.

I could give myself a command and follow it - no problem. I even took great pride in my exemplary existence (cough,...

Imagining the end result is the most important step in goal achievement. You must "pick your picnic". Once the goal is clear, your instinct will kick in and show you how to get there.

John Sims was t...

Clear out the cobwebs of your life. It will be worth it. You'll travel the rest of your journey much lighter, and you'll definitely go much farther.

We feel happiest when we are on the grow, and stri...

Learning to apply the principles of Rare Faith to create a better life is like learning a new language.

At first, you're bound to make some mistakes. And that's perfectly normal. I've experienced it ...

If you've experienced a surge in income by applying the principles in my books (consciously or unconsciously), Congratulations!

But earning the money is only the first step. After that, it's really i...

I received a nastigram in my email accusing me of plagiarism in my book Hidden Treasures. I thought you might find the interaction interesting, so I'll share it below:

Subject: Plagiarize Much?

Hi

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The following clip metaphorically captures the experience of breaking through a terror barrier (kind of like before and after deciding to home school when my kids were little).

Maybe this video descr...

Why is A Rare Kind of Faith the subject matter for this work?

When I got married in 1991, I thought I had faith. The challenges my husband and I faced—especially financially—were daunting, but we wer...

Q: What do Jackson Hole, Enfamil, and a crack house have in common?

A: They all love their white powder.

I was genuinely puzzled the day this joke landed. We were up in the mountains with friends, g...

For the past four months, my husband and I have had the privilege to serve as Stake Chair/Producers for the Gilbert Temple Cultural Celebration, which finally took place on March 1, 2014.

It's diffic...