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

When we see our world only according to what surrounds us, we limit what we are going to have. Instead of thinking “I’ll believe it when I see it,” think “I’ll see it when I believe it.” Not everything in life can be explained by the five senses alone. Is it possible to "see" love? No, but we can see the effect that love has on our actions in the world and how it changes us.

— Choose to THRIVE

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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