Susan Smith Jones, PhD

Abraham Maslow developed a ‘psychology of being,’ which meant not striving but arriving, not trying to get someplace but living fully. Here is the common denominator he learned about how to thrive.

— Wired for High-Level Wellness

Who we are consists of the sum of our choices: what we think and imagine, how we react, what we eat, what we say, how we feel and what we expect. Inside each of us is power to create what we want. And I believe it starts with being enthusiastic about your goals and life. It was Ralph Waldo Emerson who wrote this sage thought: "Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm."

— UPLIFTED: 12 Minutes to More Joy

Divine guidance moves me in the direction of my highest good. The door to my good is open now.

— Affirmations

Susan Smith Jones, PhD

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