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 | Train of Life Have you ever felt that you lived the best of your life in the past? The Train of Life movie reminds us of the possibilities and joy available when we live with awareness, seeking the value and inspiration in front of us, looking forward rather than backward. Enjoy this inspiring movie, and discover joy with each new day! |
 | Do Not Stand At My Grave And Weep This beautiful movie brings a message of love and comfort to those who have lost loved ones. Based on the popular poem by Mary Elizabeth Frye with a new second verse by Lucie Storrs, Do Not Stand At My Grave And Weep reminds us of the eternal oneness that we share with all creation. |
 | Lessons on Life Jim Rohn's simple, yet insightful messages have touched millions of people, and continue to offer inspiration to generations. Lessons on Life is coupled with inspirational images and beautiful music. The movie, based on Jim's new gift book, Lessons on Life: How to Live a Successful Life, contains simple and insightful messages that encourage personal growth, inspire, and motivate. |
 | Finding Joy Discover the simple secrets to a happy life with this inspirational 3-minute movie from Simple Truths filled with inspirational quotes, wonderful photography, and beautiful music. Turn up your speakers, relax, and enjoy a soul-filled break that is sure to put a smile in your heart. |
 | The Race If you've ever faced daunting challenges or felt like you simply could not go on, you'll enjoy and benefit from this powerful and inspiring movie. The Race shows us that true winning requires not finishing first among others, but the commitment and resolve to finish what we begin. |
 | The Nature of Success Discover life's infinite possibilities by following these timeless laws of success. Beautiful photography combined with inspiring quotes will speak to your heart about living with a commitment to excellence, integrity, and much more. Enjoy the presentation! |
 | The Dash The Dash is a poignant, inspiring presentation you'll want to see. The message, written by Linda Ellis, speaks of the way we spend our lives from the day we are born until the day we pass away. Allow The Dash to open your mind to the possibilities and choices you have today. Then ask yourself, "How will I spend this day?" |
 | The Winning Movie What would you do if you were guaranteed success? What challenges would you accept and what dreams would you pursue if you knew you could not fail? If you are not satisfied with just watching life happen, watch The Winning Movie, grasp its message, and begin turning self-limiting fears into confidence. |
 | Rules for Being Human There will be lessons to learn as long as we live. Rules for Being Human is a beautiful and poignant movie that will open your eyes to the lessons that will bless your life with faith, knowledge and wisdom. |
 | May You Be Blessed Lift your spirit with these inspiring words backed by beautiful images and relaxing music. May You Be Blessed is a short flash presentation being passed around the internet by emailers the world over. It was officially launched on January 21, 2006, along with the One Million Blessings Experiment it inspired. Both are the brainchild of writer and coach, Kate Nowak. |
 | The Power of My Way A beautiful motivational video, The Power of My Way will remind you to have faith to see the good in every day, to love unconditionally, and see the miracles and blessings all around you. |
 | Control, Choice & Perception Every moment today is a priceless moment, and each one belongs to us to use as we choose. Here's a gentle reminder to treasure and make the most of each priceless moment, because life is too short to waste, and too precious to leave to routine. |
 | Realize the Value of Time This moving sequel to Control, Choice & Perceptionshows the priceless value of the people we care about and the time spent during our life's situations. Observing closely we find each day to be a gift with value beyond compare. What are your moments really worth to you? Watch this inspiring movie and come away with a new perception of time. |
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