Interviewed by Rolling Stone nearly 40 years ago, John Lennon lamented that other than lots more people having long hair, nothing had really changed. Has it yet?

Here is the BAD news. Change stinks. Change is hard. It takes a long time. Now for the GOOD news, we CAN change.

Change stinks. I used to convince myself that I loved change. Those days are over. I don't like to change. I love patterns, habits, etc...

It's been especially difficult to listen to the news this week. Aren't we supposed to be a model for human rights?

Fix the economy. I’m going to have to choose between feeding myself and heating my house come winter at this rate!

End the war in Iraq. Haven’t you heard that war is bad for children and other living things?

Energy independence. The U.S. needs to attend AA meetings for its addiction to foreign oil.

Health care. I’d love to have more security than with my current health care plan, which is basically: don’t get sick.

Foreign relations. Dubya burned a lot of bridges that need to be mended.

Other (tell us your thoughts in the comments box).

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Imagine a world where “work” means doing what you really love

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Is "okay" really okay? If you say life is okay, but deep in your gut, you know there’s something more, then you gotta listen to this and stop settling for less than the best.

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Mel and Hank discuss how the only way to change your life is to take control of it and create the change yourself.  If you sit around and wait for change to happen, then it never will.

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You want to be successful? Mel teaches you to use fear as a "tripwire" to make you move forward.

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Mel shares openly about the last three weeks of hell that she’s lived through (one negative thing after another has happened) and the steps you can take to stop the flow of negativity when it starts to take over your life.