Eliminate Negative Self-Talk and Introduce Joy-Talk


January 1st, 2008

The words you mutter to yourself have the power to encourage or discourage, to motivate or deflate, to generate joy or repel it.

In light of God’s best plans for you, what kind of words should you be using in your private conversations with yourself?

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Focus on Your God-Given Strengths


December 31st, 2007

No one else has your unique design, and God has a purpose for how he made you. This means there is no future in worshipping your weakness.

If you were just like everyone else, what would you have to offer the world?

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Forgive Yourself Early and Often—and Mean It!


December 28th, 2007

It is imperative to forgive yourself, without mental reservation, for your stupid choices, inappropriate thoughts, limiting words, foolish behaviors, negative beliefs, and all of the other self-defeating things you’ve ever done.

Can you practice forgiving yourself on a regular basis and mean it sincerely?

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Forgive Others Without Exception—and Mean It!


December 27th, 2007

Never let an old wound fester due to excessive attention. When you carry around bitterness, hostility, and other emotional baggage, you live in the past and cannot possibly realize your potential for joy.

How is your emotional baggage and resentment affecting your self-concept and your potential for joy?

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The True Source of Self-Worth


December 26th, 2007

Legitimate, lasting self-worth can come only from God’s love, from knowing and experiencing who you are as a new creation in Christ. See yourself as a child of God. You are God’s special enterprise! If you keep thinking about yourself the way you used to be, that is exactly what you will continue to be.

Do you recognize the true source of your self-worth emotionally, not just intellectually?

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Help Bring a Smile to Our Troops This Holiday Season!


November 19th, 2007

ATLANTA, Nov. 19 /Christian Newswire/ — Tommy Newberry and The 1% Club, Inc. announced today that they have agreed to donate one copy of The New York Times Bestseller, The 4:8 Principle to a U.S. soldier for every copy of The 4:8 Principle purchased on 

Amazon between now and December 24th.

Newberry has partnered with Operation Gratitude to help distribute The 4:8 Principle to the troops this holiday season. Operation Gratitude (www.operationgratitude.com) is the all-volunteer organization that sends care packages of items and letters addressed to individually named U.S. Service Members deployed in hostile overseas regions. Its mission is to lift morale, bring a smile to a service member’s face and to express to all troops the appreciation and support of the American people. Since its inception in March, 2003, Operation Gratitude has shipped more than 250,000 packages to American troops deployed overseas.

The 4:8 Principle (Tyndale House Publishers) has been a runaway hit since its release on September 1st. The book reached the #1 spot on Amazon.com and Barnesandnoble.com within weeks of its release. It also appeared at #4 on The Wall Street Journal Nonfiction bestseller list and on Sunday, September 30th, the book debuted at #3 on The New York Times Hardcover Advice/How-To list.

So what is the message of the book that seems to be resonating with so many individuals? The 4:8 Principle has a simple message: Joy is a choice and it’s completely predictable.

Research indicates that the average person thinks approximately 50,000 thoughts per day. Each thought either moves us to our God-given potential, or away from it. The book is based on Philippians 4:8, where the apostle Paul challenges us to seek out and dwell on the positives in our lives. Newberry believes that when used as a filter, this New Testament verse is the true secret to vibrant health, satisfying relationships, and lasting fulfillment.

“The 4:8 Principle is helpful to anyone, but especially to those who could benefit from an infusion of hope, optimism, and overall positivity,” says Newberry. “Needless to say, that is a rather large market. One group in particular could benefit from the ideas in The 4:8 Principle more than any others and that is …Members of The United States Military and their families.”

Newberry, who is the founder and head coach of The 1% Club, an organization dedicated to helping entrepreneurs and their families maximize their full potential, always believed his book was going to connect with the market.

“I’ve been teaching the 4:8 Principle for almost 16 years and I’ve witnessed individuals and marriages transformed using the simple, but deeply effective methods I write about in the book,” says Newberry. “However, what has happened since the book’s launch on September 1st has certainly exceeded our already very high expectations.”

For review copies or interview requests, please contact Sharon Farnell at 212-593-6337 or farnells@plannedtvarts.com

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Discovering Your Joy


November 9th, 2007

Being joy filled does not mean that your life is perfect. It means that you emphatically trust God and believe he has great plans for your life, regardless of what is happening right now.

Did you know that joy is an outward sign of inward faith in the promises of God?

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You Are A Child of God


November 8th, 2007

Beginning today, increase your potential for joy by meditating on what it truly means to be a beautiful, wonderful child of God.

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Your Self-Worth


November 7th, 2007

Self-worth is authentic self-esteem rooted in your uniqueness as a child of God. Your self-worth demonstrates how spiritually fit and ready to do God’s work you are. It also reveals how receptive you are to God’s blessings and favor.

Do you recognize that you are a special, unrepeatable miracle, “fearfully and wonderfully made (Psalm 139:14, NIV)?

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Books For the Troops


November 6th, 2007

As you know, The 4:8 Principle could be helpful to anyone, but there is one group in particular that could benefit from an extra infusion of hope, optimism and encouragement…and this is the U.S. military. (I believe you will agree with me!)

I am writing to ask for your help in getting copies of The 4:8 Principle into the hands of United States soldiers in time for the upcoming holiday season.

Click Here to Learn How You Can Help

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