Interview with Pam Grout: NYT Best Selling Author

Episode 61

Pam Grout,

This week we have a very special guest. New York Times best selling author,
Pam Grout is the author of 20 books including E-Squared, E-Cubed, Thank & Grow Rich and her latest book, The Course in Miracles Experiment: A Starter Kit for Rewiring Your Mind (And Therefore Your World). Plus, she’s written a travel trilogy for National Geographic. I have to say she was caught off guard when I asked what some of her favorite adventures have been, she has so many cool adventures she couldn’t name her faves, I’ve been a bit star struck by Pam and the way she navigates the world and her life.

Asking Pam on the show was a bit of a stretch for me. Not only is she a Big Deal, she’s also someone I have long admired. But, early one morning as I woke up, my first thought was “I need to interview Pam Grout for the show”. Since it’s my practice to act on the first thing I think every morning (let’s say 80% of the time, sometimes those first thoughts are a little out there) 😀

This particular morning’s thought worked out amazingly well and I would love to introduce you to Pam if you don’t already know her and her books. https://pamgrout.com/

Pam encourages us to stay focused on the possibilities in life, not the problems. She’s no stranger to heartbreak but absolutely lives her truth.

“You either live in a problem state or a possibility state”. Pam Grout

Pam shares that we tend to participate on the dimension that we’re focused on. Pam encourages that people focus on possibility. The universe is always wanting to bless us, but if you aren’t on the correct field it goes by unnoticed. Plus, we talk about how using positive energy to help form good habits makes it easier. Your thoughts create your reality

Pam’s AA 2.0 program is something I’ve been practicing for awhile now. Before you jump out of bed in the morning trying doing these two very quick steps.
Step 1. Say a positive affirmation out loud: Example Something amazingly awesome is going to happen today.
Step 2. Think of three things you have to be grateful for.
Done.