Taking the Mystery Out of Miracles (Part 1: Robert’s $30,000 Miracle)

October 12th, 2012 by Hal Elrod

“The are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.” ~Albert Einstein

Thank you sincerely for your valuable time, energy and attention. I realize that you could be doing any number of things right now, and because I greatly appreciate your decision to invest your time reading my blog, I promise to do my everything in my power to make the next few moments as valuable as possible, for you.

YOU, who when you were born everyone referred to as “The Miracle of Life” and assured you that you could have, be and do anything you wanted when you grew up.  So, have you grown up? Are you living a life of unlimited possibilities and creating everything you’ve ever wanted? Or was there somewhere along the way when you redefined “everything” to include limitations? It’s time for you to realize your birthright, to create miracles and live a miraculous life.

Defining a Miracle

Before going any further, please allow me to clarify the context I’m speaking from when I refer to creating miracles.  I am referring to your ability to create extraordinary results beyond the realm of what is considered normal, average, reasonable, or logical. I am talking about your ability to create and live the best life you have ever imagined. The rest of this blog is about how YOU can overcome all of your self-imposed limitations and crossing over that line between “ordinary” (average, mundane, mediocre) and into the limitless abyss of the miraculous.

The ability to create miracles isn’t assigned to a chosen few, and it isn’t reserved for an exclusive group that you or I weren’t invited to join — this ability is available at all times to ALL OF US. You just have to know how to tap into it.

Here is an inspiring story of a young man, Robert, who learned how to tap into his ability to create miracles at a relatively young age…

Robert’s $30,000 Miracle

Robert hired me to be his Success Coach when he was 19 years old. In addition to being one of the most thoughtful and considerate people I have ever met, Robert is an sales rep that is putting himself through college working for a company that markets kitchen cutlery. When I began coaching Robert, he came to me with the goal of selling $30,000 during his summer break to be one of the top student representatives in the United States and win an academic scholarship. This was definitely a challenging and worthwhile goal.

During one of our coaching sessions in May, Robert requested some help setting a goal for a goal he had of 2-week sales contest called a “Push Period.” He wanted to know if I thought he could reach $10,000 (10k) during the two weeks, which would earn him a top spot and a trophy. I told him that not only did I know he could reach 10k, but that I believed he could surpass $20,000 (20k) during the two weeks. He said he had a hard time believing that was possible, and figured that such a feat was going to take nothing short of a miracle. He was right.

I taught Robert The Miracle Equation — a powerful formula that I have used for creating miracles in my own life and taught to many of my coaching clients, which I have found to work–without fail–for any person that applies it. It is the same formula that ordinary people like Bill Gates, Michael Jordan, Mother Teresa, Oprah Winfrey, Tiger Woods and Lance Armstrong have used to create extraordinary results in their lives, and it is the same formula that YOU can use to create any
miracle in your life that you can imagine.

By the end of our coaching session, after I shared this miracle formula with Robert, not only did he now believe it was possible for him to reach 20k in sales, but he was so inspired that he decided he would take on a seemingly impossible goal and go for $30,000 during his 2-week Push Period. Now remember when Robert started working with me, his goal for the entire 3-month Summer break was to sell $30,000… and
now he wanted to do it in two weeks!

So, Robert faithfully applied The Miracle Equation formula, but after his first week, he was more than $20,000 behind his goal! He called me and asked me what I thought he should do… “Keep applying the formula; don’t give up” I confirmed.

Then he called me the morning of his last day, still over $5,000 behind his goal, and asked me what he should do… “Keep applying the formula; don’t give up.” Less than 3 hours later, Robert called me with miraculous news; he had surpassed his seemingly impossible goal and finished the 2-week Push Period at over $31,000!

So how did he do it…?  More importantly, how can you use The Miracle Equation to start creating miracles in your life?

The Miracle Equation

IP + SP x (UF + EE) ÷ (G+G) = M∞

The above formula may seem complex, but it’s not when broken down step by step, which is what we will do together in the coming weeks. In an upcoming blog, I will share with you the first step in The Miracle Equation — the same 1st step that Robert took to create his $30,000 miracle, that countless other ordinary people like you and I have used to create extraordinary miracles in their lives, and the same first step that you can take immediately in your own life to begin creating extraordinary results and manifesting any miracle in your life that you desire.

Thank you again for your valuable time, and if there is anything I can do to add value to your life, please let me know.  Oh, and if you liked this blog post, please leave a quick comment below (I promise, I’ll write back), and please share it with your friend and Facebook and Twitter (below)…

Believing in Your Miracles,
Your friend…

Hal Elrod

P.S. If you haven’t gone and grabbed your 2 FREE Chapters yet, of my soon-to-be-released book, The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed To Transform Your Life… Before 8AM, you can still get them at www.MiracleMorning.com (plus you’ll get a Video and Audio training from me, absolutely free…)

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