Welcome Back to Intensely Positive!

Hello world!!!

Deja Vu! … and welcome back to my Intensely Positive blog. You may have been here before. THIS… is the motherlode of positivity, the blog where high-achievers come to get inspired, the “movers and shakers — but no excuse makers” come to get fired up! Those ordinary people doing extraordinary things in the face of… whatever… to get the job done.

Is that what drew you here?

Motivation at it’s best — that’s the plan. Come to this blog for the purpose of leaving with a CHARGE to catapult you to your next phase, and carry you on through it. Rocket fuel for the soul!

Stick with me… leave me notes, tell me what motivates you. Clairvoyance isn’t my strongest suit. Not sure how we’ll evolve, but we will evolve.

Look for contributions from real people who consistenly and persistently overcome the odds and obstacles and coach others to do the same. This is NOT the forum for whiners and complainers. Bring us energy! And for the best of the best … there will be membership! Things to buy, downloads to download. You the reader — and member — will help to launch this rocket. That’s my vision… and you know “we magnetize into our lives what we hold in our thoughts” — YES? I’m holding! and the power already starting to emanate from this site. NASA has us on radar. Let’s crank up that self-regenerating power and keep NASA tuned in…

Aaaaah. That was fun. Positive, Upbeat, Motivating and Uplifting.

So let it be written… and in the words of the late Peter F. Drucker, “the best way to predict the future, is to create it.” Start the count down.

In the meantime… tune in to the Intensely Positive Podcast. And check out Vitamin K Daily, while you’re at.

See you soon!

Kelvin P Ringold
Prince of Postive!

Kelvin Ringold

Born to John and Lora Ringold on October 24, 1953, grew up, went to school, graduated high school and joined the Air Force -- turned 18 in basic training. Did 20 years in the Air Force and retired in 1991. Moved to Syracuse, worked at University Hospital and retired from there at 55. During that 55 years... I learned some lessons, one of which is that LIFE is what we make it. I spend a major portion of my waking hours helping other people figure out the same thing. Life is what we make of it, and... "when you master your mindset, you master your life." That's my mission: living it, and teaching it.