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The Carnegie Wealth Secret And The Law Of Attraction

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January 11, 2019

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The law of attraction reached public consciousness about 4 years ago with the release of Rhonda Byrnes “The Secret.” Many who had practiced the law of attraction considered “The Secret” a little thin, and accused it of being just a “feel good” piece. But the facts are is that “The Secret” did a great service in bringing the law of attraction so much attention.

How To Use The Law of Attraction

The law of attraction, in its simplest form, involves deciding with great clarity the thing that you want to attract and then following these steps.

1. Create a sensory rich vision of yourself, after you have obtained the object.

2. Note the ideas that come to you about the vision. This might be something that you should do or even someone you should talk to. This may take several sessions to happen but as you practice you will find this comes faster.

3. Take action right away.

Action, Action, Action

Do the thing that has come to you. If you don’t act on your vision when it comes to you then you are wasting your time with this entire exercise. Take action, it is that easy but the results won’t be instant. Often great things multi step. As you track these kinds of projects through you might make a chart and break out the steps as best you can. Then take each up in turn so you can progress through your project.

When using the law of attraction this way step 2 becomes critical. If you are visualizing such a project in step 1 then in step 2 you may see the project broken apart into smaller pieces. Next time you visualize start with the larger project and see yourself stepping out into your first step.

Journal Your Vision And Action Steps

It is important to journal all of this. Failing to do so will likely mean that you will fail to attract results even for the smallest project as your thoughts will stray. Using a journal before and after your visualization will keep you on track. This is an important secret that most people skip when using the law of attraction.

The Law of Attraction is at work in our world. The law of attraction works for everyone — is it being directed by you to bring the things you want to your life, or is it bringing you random results?

Ohm’s Law Animation

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January 9, 2019

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Ohm”s law has central importance in the study of electricity. German scientist George ohm established the animation relation between the voltage V and the current I flowing through the circuit due to this voltage. If the current across the conductor is I when the voltage across it is V then the resistance R in animation is given as,

R = ‘(V)/(I)’

The resistance of the conductor is referred as ohm in ohms law animation which contains the 1 ampere current while 1 volt of voltage is applied across it.
Experiment in Ohms Law

The circuit is constructed with variable battery V, A resistance R and a key and the ammeter, voltmeter is connected for measuring the current passing through the circuit and the resistor voltage respectively. The needle like stroke bar is connected to the motorbike. In the place of resistor you can join a small lamp. The ohms law animation is considered as the given circuit,

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Ratio Calculation of Ohm’s Law

The ratio calculation for the voltage V and the current I provide the value of the resistance. The graph is plotted for the difference in the voltage and the current. The graph is drawn by taking the voltage on the horizontal axis and the current on the vertical axis.

The conclusions for the ratio and calculation by using ohms law in animation is given here,

There is increase in current in linear with the increase in voltage.
The straight line passing through center is obtained in the current voltage graph.
Ratio of the current and the voltage is constant in all the cases.

According to the ohms law, conductor which passes the current is directly proportional to the difference in potential across the conductor.

V ‘alpha’I

V = IR

The R is considered as the constant for the proportionality which gives the resistance of the wire. The resistance now acquires the properties of the metallic wire. The movement of the electrons here is defined for the moving of the electrons and also the atoms of the molecules. The atoms and the molecules attains the collision in the flow of electrons. The electron thus obtained cannot move freely and it is retarded by the resistance of the conductor. The conductors which is considered as good is defined as copper, aluminum. Hence the domestic wiring was done by copper wire.

From the above equation,

Resistance (R) = ‘(V)/(current (I))’ = ‘(V)/(Ampere A)’ = ohm( O).

Here the resistance is measured by using ohm.

Ohms law is probably the most importantl law in electrical subject. It states “The current passes through a element is directly proportional to the voltage applied between the terminal of the same item. In other words we can say that when a voltage is applied across a load, the resulting current is a direct proportion of the voltage. In mathematical notations,

V a I

or, V = RI, where V is the voltage, I is the current and R is a constant. The constant R is defined as the resistance of the circuit.

The concept of Ohms law is very widely used. In this section we will study its application in parallel circuit.

What is a Parallel Circuit:

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In the above diagram a parallel circuit is shown consisting two resistors having values of resistances as R1 and R2

An electrical source provides a voltage of V which is applied to a circuit consisting two resistors connected in parallel between points A and B.

Applying Ohms law for each branch of the parallel circuit,

V = I1R1 and also V = I2R2
Inferences from Ohms Law in a Parallel Circuit:

As mentioned earlier, the voltage between A and B is same as supply voltage V.

Therefore, as per ohms law,

V = I1R1 or I1 = $ frac{V}{R_1 }$

V = I2R2 or I2 = $ frac{V}{R_2 }$

But the total current I is the sum of the branch currents. That is, I = I1+ I2

Let R be the effective resistance of the entire circuit.

Therefore, $ frac{V}{R }$ = $ frac{V}{R_1 }$ + $ frac{V}{R_2 }$

or, $ frac{1}{R }$ = $ frac{1}{R_1 }$ + $ frac{1}{R_2 }$

Thus Ohms law helps us to find the value of R which is the equivalent resistance of the resistances in parallel.

The total consumption of power of the circuit can also be found

Let the total power consumed P and it is equal to P1 + P2

P1= VI1 and P2= VI2 or as per Ohms law, P1= I12 R1 and P2= I22 R2

Document Automation Platform Propels The Business Of Business Law

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December 25, 2018

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Daniel Gaffney
Chief Executive Officer
Director
Dan uses his considerable experience in managing technological innovation and complex international operations to drive Brightleafs strategy and growth. Before starting Brightleaf, Dan was President and Chief Operating Officer of Corporate Fundamentals, Inc., a leading business process automation and data structuring solutions provider that he led through international mergers to its purchase by Hemscott Plc and Veronis Schuler. Dan has held executive leadership positions where he has overseen market development efforts for biometric technology firms and has managed strategic operations across fifteen countries on four continents for Compaq. He holds a Masters of Science Administration – Technology and Innovation from Boston University, and a Bachelors of Science degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Massachusetts. Dan is a competitive cyclist and sits on the Board of Directors of several charitable organizations.

Venkat Srinivasan, Ph.D.
Chairman
Dr. Venkat Srinivasan guides Brightleaf with diverse experience from his string of entrepreneurial successes and his rich academic background in credit, finance and knowledge-based technology architectures. He is currently the founding CEO of Rage Frameworks, Inc., which is enabling the creation of process and capital efficient, technology-based businesses and business process automation centers with its patented business process automation technology. Venkat has founded and is currently actively involved in Creditpointe, Inc., and EnglishHelper. Prior to these ventures, Venkat founded Corporate Fundamentals and eCredit, both of which he led as CEO and guided successfully until their sale.
Venkat holds a Ph.D. in Finance from the University of Cincinnati, Ohio, and was an Associate Professor at Northeastern Universitys Graduate School of Business in Boston, MA

Jason Mendelson, Esq.
Director
Jason is a co-founder and Managing Director for Foundry Group. He currently serves as a director to Brightleaf, Oblong, and Pie Digital. He also sits on the boards of the National Venture Capital Association and Silicon Flatirons Entrepreneurship Board. Jason has written extensively about the venture capital and business law industries, specifically around what he calls Law Firm 2.0 and the future of the law firm practice. Previously, Jason was Managing Director and General Counsel for Mobius Venture Capital, and, before that, practiced corporate and securities law at Cooley Godward Kronish, LLP. As an attorney, Jason consummated over $2 billion of venture capital investments, $5 billion in mergers, and acquired extensive experience in fund formation, employment law and general litigation. He began his professional career as a software engineer and consultant at Accenture.
Jason holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics, with distinction, and a Juris Doctorate, cum laude, from the University of Michigan. Jasons writings appear at Mendelson’s Musings and www.askthevc.com.

Ramana Venkata
Director
Perhaps more than anyone, Ramana Venkata understands how to help law firms and legal departments use technology to collect the massive amounts of flat, unstructured data that flows through their documents and organizations and then make that data intelligible so they can act upon it for profit, compliance, and risk mitigation.
He founded Stratify in 1999, and built it into the leading provider of technology-enabled EDD services to AmLaw 200 law firms and Fortune 500 corporations. When Iron Mountain acquired Stratify in 2007, Ramana became an Iron Mountain Senior Vice-President and General Manager of its Stratify division. He worked at Intel Corporation on Data Mining methodologies and applications. He completed five years of Ph.D. research in Scientific Computing and Computational Mathematics at Stanford University, holds a Master of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University and a Bachelor of Technology degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai. Ramana writes and lectures extensively and lectures frequently on the topic of electronic discovery.

Muthu Palaniappan
Vice-President, Technology
Muthu has over 20 years of experience in the software industry, with extensive expertise in building internet-based process automation solutions and in managing development and technology teams both in the United States and Asia.
Muthu comes to Brightleaf from Hemscott/Ipreo, where he led the development of highly scalable, web-based data automation projects for well-known clients in the financial service sector. Before that, he was Director of Software Development at eCredit.com, where he designed complex rules-based process automation methods. He has extensive experience directing technology and development teams in both the United States and India.
Muthu holds a Masters in Computer Science from National Institute of Technology and a Bachelor of Electronics and Communication Engineering from PSG Tech, India.

Luke OBrien, Esq.
Vice-President, Strategy
Senior Corporate Counsel
Luke is a veteran technology entrepreneur and experienced in-house counsel with a consistent record of producing innovative solutions to intractable problems. He believes deeply in the judicious application of technology to resolve process inefficiencies that separate knowledge-based service providers and their clients. Before joining Brightleaf, he founded, built, and sold technology companies in such diverse areas as SaaS-model legal process automation for the health law industry (Secure Record Services), GPS geoinformatic technology (SkyLinks, which he sold to John Deere), and mobile web directory services (Envenue, which he sold to Switchboard-Infospace).
Luke holds a B.A. in Biology from the College of the Holy Cross and a J.D. from Suffolk University Law School. Luke serves as director for LR4J, an organization he helped found that raises millions of dollars to feed the hungry and homeless in Massachusetts poorest cities. Sometimes, he watches his brother host The Tonight Show.

Tom Bolton
Director of Product Design and Management
Tom uses his 13 years of experience with the best practices of product management and design to ensure that Brightleaf’s groundbreaking legal technology products deliver maximum value to its customers. Specializing in disruptive and next-generation technologies, Tom has managed all facets of the product development lifecycle. Before Brightleaf, Tom led design and product management at Sovereign Bank, Fidelity Investments, and OneSource Information Services, as well as two Web 2.0 startups, Blue Egg and Good2Gether.
Tom holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Princeton University.

Anil Nair
Director of Operations
Anil possesses deep experience in technology management, process automation, and the development of large-scale offshore operations. Before Brightleaf, Anil managed strategic operations across three continents for a Hemscott unit that was acquired by Morningstar and ran client relations groups at eCredit.com and at Corporate Fundamentals.
Anil holds a Masters degree in Management from the University of Bombay and a Masters in Information Systems from the University of Texas. Hes a nationally ranked badminton player and a former national champion who has represented India in International Grand Prix events.

Lynne Zagami, Esq.
Director, Client Strategic Processes
Lynne is a strong advocate for the deployment of technology to bring intelligence and efficiency to the practice of law. She brings experience as a corporate associate in two large law firms to her work at Brightleaf. While at Proskauer Rose LLP and Brown Rudnick LLP, Lynne represented both public and private companies. Her work involved venture capital transactions, SEC reporting and compliance, and mergers and acquisitions. Lynne served on the Brown Rudnick Associate Integration and Development Committee, and has been an active speaker on the the recent changes affecting large law. Her insights have been chronicled by The American Lawyer Magazine and Wall Street Journal Radio.
Lynne holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Womens Studies from Smith College, and a Juris Doctorate from New York Law School. As a member of the New York Law School Moot Court Association, Lynne won numerous awards for her writing and oral advocacy skills. She is a Class Fund Agent for the Smith College Class of 2000, and serves on the Board of Directors of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Plymouth.

Walter Wright III, Esq.
Senior Strategic Advisor
As a founding investor, Walter Wright provides Brightleaf with pioneering thought leadership on the law of business and the business of law. As managing member of Trinity Law Group LLC (recognized by the Martindale-Hubbell Bar Registry of Preeminent Lawyers among the most distinguished law firms in America), he focuses intensely on the strategic, organizational, operational, capital and transactional requirements of entrepreneurs, start-ups, emerging and mid-sized companies. He also represents well-known venture capital funds and angel groups.
Walt is a magna cum laude graduate of both Boston College Law School (J.D.) and Tufts University (B.A., M.A). He is consistently recognized as a Boston Magazine Super Lawyer In 2008, Walter Wright was named to the Top 100, an exclusive list of attorneys in Massachusetts who received the highest point totals in the Super Lawyers nomination and blue ribbon peer review process. Of the Top 100, he is one of only 3 lawyers selected in the Business/Corporate category. Walt regularly receives Martindale-Hubbells highest Peer Review Rating as an AV attorney for legal ability and ethical standards.

David Curran, Esq.
Senior Strategic Advisor
Dave Curran is chief legal and compliance officer turned business technology leader with a passion for bringing best practices, technology and cost savings to the intersection of law and business. Dave was CEO (and remains an Advisor) of Integrity Interactive Corporation, a technology-powered risk management business in the ethics and compliance space. Before joining Integrity, Dave was President and CEO of DCI, Inc., a SaaS compliance and content and document management subsidiary of Havas.
Dave has held senior business leadership and legal positions with Campbell Soup Company and Readers Digest. He began his career as an attorney with Satterlee Stephens Burke & Burke, a boutique New York firm concentrating in litigation, media law, commercial transactions and intellectual property.
Dave received a B.A. with highest honors from SUNY Stony Brook, and a J.D. from the Boston University School of Law. He is a frequent guest speaker at industry and legal forums and has been an Adjunct Professor at Rutgers University Law School and the New School. He is an advisor and director to several companies, including FMP Media and Wisdom of the World and is a Mentor at MITs Venture Mentoring Service.

Five Key Factors Fueling The Secret Of The Law Of Attraction

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December 21, 2018

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Little do people know, but the secret of the law attraction is something that is far more complex than the media is making it out to be. Case in point: there are five very specific key factors that serve as the fuel and guiding light of this secret. If you want to harness the secrets power effectively, you have to get to know these key factors on a more intimate level. These factors are:

1.To make money, the secret of the law of attraction requires us to do something we really love. Focus your energy and attention on what you want to do, not what others think you must do. Just because a so-called expert says that the money is in a specific field or industry, it doesnt mean you must join the bandwagon. In order to create and deliver value to others on a consistent basis, you must do something you love. If you enjoy your work, it doesnt become work anymore. The drudgery is removed and you actually look forward to Mondays to begin another productive week. Now if you were doing something thats not right up your alley, consistency gets thrown out the window pretty quickly. So once again, do what you love. So what if others think you should be selling tacos instead of Belgian waffles? Go sell Belgian waffles and youll do great at it!

2.To make money, the secret of the law of attraction requires us to pay our debts. Its going to be hard to earn money and set aside a significant portion of it for savings if most or all of it goes to your I.O.U.s each month! The problem with many people is that they stop paying debts thinking its best to just take care of them once they start earning good income. On the contrary, any decent income you will have started earning will only go to paying the bloated interest and other penalty fees that got tacked on while the debt remained unpaid for months on end.

3.To make money, the secret of the law of attraction requires us to choose the right people. Being with the right people can open doors for us. This doesnt mean we have to morph into social climbers or gold-digging opportunists. The right people are individuals who can serve as good role models and even mentors to us. For example: you want to become a good stockbroker. You want to learn the ins and outs of the stock market but dont know where to start. You can take the first few steps by taking courses and joining professional organizations where you can meet stockbrokers who can give you tips and tricks.

4.To make money, the secret of the law of attraction requires us to wholeheartedly accept opportunities that come knocking on our doors. It is somewhat amusing that plenty of us wish for opportunities to come our way, and when they do, we get into a tizzy over whether to accept them or not. If you recognize an opportunity, grab it! Why waste time debating on whether things will work out or not? The only way you will find out is if you give it a shot! Remember: nothing ventured, nothing gained.

5.To make money, the secret of the law of attraction requires us to pay it forward. Money has a way of coming back to us plus some when we share our blessings to people who dont have much. The people you help have the potential to repay you in kind and so much more in the future. Sure, not all of the people you help will return the favor, but the ones who have a sense of gratitude and decency will reward you in good time, and so will the universe.

Knowing these five factors behind the secret of the law of attraction is the thing that can set you apart from all the other people all over the world who are trying to harness the secrets power for themselves. So, get to know these factors by heart, and always bear them in mind every chance you get. Soon enough, the power of the secret will just come to you quite naturally.

Adoption Network Law Center Consultants & Newborn Adoptions

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December 18, 2018

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Many dream of having a child, and those who are unable to have children may opt to adopt one. Finding the right child to raise in your loving home is very important, and professionals like Adoption Network Law Center consultants can help couples find the right child. Consulting services that assist with newborn adoptions can be the first step to realize this goal.

Some families may choose to adopt children that come from troubled homes. While this is a noble act, they must ensure that they have the resources to deal with the issues of emotionally fragile children. Case in point: an article that was featured in The Telegraph shares the story of a mother named Rachel who was having trouble with her adopted son Tom. Tom came from an abusive home.

Prior to the adoption, the caretaker had informed Rachel and her husband of Tom’s emotional issues. At times, things got out of hand, and both Tom and his adoptive parents ended up needing the help of professional counselors. Families in similar situations can also turn to professional counselors to resolve their issues and allow emotional wounds to heal. Although difficult to do, there are ways to handle kids whose early lives were troubled.

Adoption means the child will be entering an entirely new world, away from the environment he has grown accustomed to. This poses some challenges, both for the new parents and the child. If adoptive parents dont think they are equipped to handle these challenges, they can choose to adopt a newborn. Adoption services like Adoption Network Law Center will gladly help them with this.

In this arrangement, the adjustment period will not be as hard on the child, if at all. A birth mother also has the option to meet the adoptive familythis way, she can ensure that her baby will grow up with the same beliefs and values she has if she prefers it that way. Even if she chooses to limit contact, the adoptive parents will still be evaluated via an adoption homestudy process that will be conducted in the state they live in.

Compassionate adoption services assist birth mothers who are dealing with unplanned pregnancies. Apart from exclusively recognizing pre-qualified families for the adoption process, these services can also provide assistance to birth mothers in terms of free housing and limited financial support (as permitted by state law).