You wouldn’t tell someone to quit their job even if they don’t have a backup plan. Doesn’t sound like sound advice (again, in theory). But it seems, from experience, more often than not, things do take care of themselves. Last month I got a money transfer and I still have no clue where that money came from. But it helped a lot.

@Haider – Actually sounds to me like you DO agree. What is it in particular that you don’t agree with, in theory?

I quit my job just under a year ago, and every time I run short on money, something totally unexpected happens that brings me back to the safe zone.

Looking back on my decision to quit my job, I’d say it was a dumb move, and I should’ve waited until I had a stable income stream. Looking at how my life is turning out right now (and how benevolent the universe seems to be), I can only smile and enjoy what life has to throw my way.

Love your style, your vibe, your subject matter, and LOVE THAT YOU KNOW “DETACHABLE PENIS” – what a weird, wacked-out track from wayback, and what a weirder way to tie it in to faith.

Fan-Frickin’-Tastic.

I feel very much on the same page. I trust your trust. Rock on.

cheers

Johnny, I like your writing, I’ll be following your blog now that I’ve found it and I hope that since I’m beginning from a point in the past things will have worked out a bit better for you by now. Faith in yourself and the universe is necessary, otherwise none of us would get out of bed.

Anne and Tyler, We all know that many people who had more now have less, many people who had little now have nothing at all. The big picture is always there but I don’t think any of us would really object to Johnny focusing on his immediate reality, especially when he is doing everything he can to improve it and inspiring others to do the same.
I’m surprised to read a blog on writing/online business and discover comments about guns. In Scotland hand guns are illegal regardless of why you might feel the need to purchase one. I’m afraid it seems fairly horrible to me that you agree that people should be able to choose to own something that exists to kill other people. I can’t get my head around that idea.
Anyway, if either of you wishes to argue with a man who really has missed out on the big picture, try googling ‘proofreaders’. There’s a blogger on your side of the Atlantic who really does get ridiculously upset at spelling mistakes. He could really use a reminder that there’s a great big world out there.