My friend Thea is a Rockstar.

Years ago I met this vital young, compared to me woman named Thea. We were doing Landmark work, many of you will know what that is so I won’t go into a long explanation. Thea disappeared off the radar, and I often wondered what had become of this ball of possibility.

So as you do, me having the fastest hands on Google in Australia, late one night I typed her name in. Was the person running Forward Steps out of Perth the same person. A little bit of online Research, and a picture on her website confirmed I had relocated my long lost friend.

What is a Forward Steps you may ask. I purchased her book, which has now converted into an on line membership with a looked forward to email each day chock a block with inspirational knowledge set in different sections.

These sections are a) Wisdom of the Web, a well researched piece of empowerment from the Metaverse b) Life Power Tip, my personal favourite, often in question form or pointing out what should be obvious but is often not, I have altered my habits through this section. c) An Action – and go. d) Challenge – What will you take on to be the change you need to be your best self. e) Quote – There are some mighty wordsmiths during the Ages f) Clearing – Do something that will improve your energy g) Question – In your face time. h) Affirmation – A brand new one for each day i) Uplifting Extra – a little surprise thrown in at the end and j) a video for those who like it visual.

Thea states the following: These Notes are intended for leisured grazing to collect new thoughts, dreams, ideas, philosophies, possibilities, positives, creatives, tools, software, programs, life power tips and a lot more. I attest that is exactly what they do, in spades.

Type in Forward Steps Thea in Google and it will take you to this treasure trove of possibility:

Well, its time for the Marc and Angel list, its actually a tale: Recently I was at the water’s edge of a local beach when a young boy ran full speed right by me and into the shallow surf. He continuously hopped up and down as he was running forward, kicking his little legs in the air and across the surface of the water before inevitably falling face-first into the waves.

He got back up and repeated this act several times, each time with more determination than the previous attempt. It became obvious that he was trying to run across the surface of the water. I couldn’t help but laugh. His combined levels of determination and exertion were priceless. After several attempts he notived my laughter and walked over to me.”What’s so funny?’ he asked. “You remind me of me, and it makes me smile,” I said. “Do you know how to walk on water?” he asked.”Like a superhero” “ Well, I think I can help you out,” I said. ‘Let me give you a few pointers.”

Curious, the boy sat down on the sand next to me. His mother scurried over, worried…but I reassured her that her son wasn’t bothering me. Relieved, perhaps, tp have her son sitting safely on the sand instead of flying head-first through the air, she went back to her beach chair about twenty feet away and continued a conversation with another lady.

“So, you want to walk on water, eh?” I asked. He nodded his head anxiously. Here is a rough summary of what I told him