Chantal Beaupre

This author has written 2 articles
Avatar photo

Chantal Beaupre is an Emotional Mastery Coach, a Naturopath, an Independent Licensed LifeSuccess Consultant, and a business partner of Bob Proctor—as seen in The Secret movie. Her passion is to provide people with cutting edge resources and practical tools so that they develop a philosophy and approach to living that can help them achieve their heartfelt goals of success and happiness—on both professional and personal levels.

Chantal is a faculty member for The Ultimate Life Company along with Bob Proctor, Mary Morrissey, Brian Tracy, Dr. Joe Rubino, Cynthia Kersey, Bernie Siegel, and a host of other top experts, speakers, and teachers.

She has shared the virtual stage both as a host and featured speaker with the likes of Crystal Andrus, Dr. Joe Vitale, Dr. Sue Morter, Marci Shimoff, Eva Gregory, Jeanna Gabellini, Jim Bouchard, Cari Murphy, and Jim Donovan.

Chantal has also co-authored an eBook titled It’s The Thought That Counts!, along with Guy Finley, Ali Brown, Ariane De Bonvoisin, Mary Allen, Kathleen Gage, Dr. Rev. Lorraine Cohen, and a host of other leading experts in the happiness arena.

 

For more information, please visit chantalbeaupre.com
- The moment you fully realize the incredible power you have over your thoughts and emotions, not only will you be literally astounded, but you will wonder why you took so long to use it and create sustainable and lasting happiness in your life!

Making Happiness An Attainable Goal

Whatever the nature of our problems and difficulties, there is hope for us. No matter how much we feel unhappy, discouraged, and hopeless at the present time, happiness is still within reach. Feeling better, getting better, and staying better is an attainable goal for each and everyone of us. What is important to understand is that happiness is purely internal. It is not something that happens to us, but rather something we ourselves do and determine. You and I relate to everything and everyone on this planet through the mechanism of thought. It is not what is in the world…

Read more