Claire McGee, speaker, coach, and author of I Believe Therefore I Am, returned this week for the second part of her interview. Like the first part, it was amazing and massively informative.

Before we jump into what was discussed this week, let's quickly review last week's discussion. (Let's see if I can do this in just a paragraph or two!)

Claire McGee was diagnosed with with a rare genetic disorder that left her practically an invalid. Rather than succumbing to fear and depression and living the rest of her life like that, she made the conscious decision to live rather than exist. By changing her beliefs and taking "baby steps," Claire retrained herself to walk and overcome that which ailed her. She is now an acclaimed speaker and her book I Believe Therefore I Am is about to be released by Kallisti Publishing.

Here's a snippet from last week's interview that will give you an idea of Claire's perspicacity and insight...httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFr5aTIfPeQPretty awesome, yes?

Use the affirmation that Claire shared in that video snippet and start earning your $10,000 per month! You know you want to!

OK, let's get on with part two of our interview...Making It Clear About Claire and Her DiseaseI received an email from a listener who had a question about Claire's disease and how she handled. He wanted to know if Claire believes that she cured herself of her disease.

That's a very good question -- and it's also something that we've discussed a few times over the course of these teleseminars.

Claire made clear that she did not cure herself of her disease -- Congenital Fiber Type Disproportion Myopathy. As she stated in the interview, she knows that she will have this condition "until the day she dies."

What she did do, though, was overcome the symptoms that made her an invalid. She didn't wallow in despair and self-pity and depression. She didn't fall into the blank void of hopelessness.

At least not for too long until she snapped out of it.

Claire made the conscious decision to focus on the things she could do and the things she could improve rather than focus on the things that she couldn't.

To retrain herself to walk, Claire began with "baby steps." She started by merely standing on her own two feet for as long as she could. When she mastered that, she ambled about her house. When she became comfortable with that, she walked outside.

Eventually, she was walking around the block. Then to the park near her house.

It was a process. A long, arduous process.

But one that eventually allowed her to live a completely normal and active life.

I think this is enlightening on many levels. As we've discussed many times when we were going through The Master Key System by Charles F. Haanel, things don't happen overnight. Most of the things we do in life aren't going to be resolved in a "sit-com fashion" -- meaning they won't be resolved by the end of the third commercial break.

To really accomplish things, especially those things relating to our health, it will take time, effort, and really pushing through our mental boundaries.

With faith and effort on our side combined with some belief and faith, we can accomplish just about anything.

Listen to Claire as she described what she went through. You'll be inspired. I guarantee it!A Simple Exercise That Will Change Your WorldIn our first interview with Claire, she shared two awesome exercises with us -- and a lot of other information. If you've taken the time to implement what Claire suggested, then I am highly confident that you're encountering some massively positive changes.

One thing about the exercises that Claire developed is this: they are usually very simple. So simple, in fact, that you'll slap yourself in the forehead and say to yourself "Why didn't I notice that!"

As Claire likes to say, she likes to "make the obvious obvious again."

The exercise that Claire shared this week is no exception.

Here's the gist of it: At least once per day,