The Most Important Skill On Earth, Have You Mastered It?
The most important skill you will ever have is not taught in education. It’s not taught in middle school. It’s not taught in universities. There is no professor majoring in this skill. There are no government policies that promote the wide spread use of this skill. You won’t get a grant for funding the development in this skill. Yet this very skill can change the world and anyone can master it.
11 Steps to Eliminating Worry and Solving your Problems
Do you find yourself pacing up and down, worrying over and over about the same issue? How much time are you wasting on worry and thinking about the problem? Do you feel disempowered, stuck in a rut, indecisive, tired and stressed out about it? Do you feel time slipping by as the problem grows closer and bigger and you keep running circles in your mind? Here is what you can do about it. Read the rest of this entry »
What to do with Your Fear of Being an Underachiever and Way Behind the Rest of Us
Everyone that is closely following Jamie Smart’s latest series of blog posts on how to use little known sleight of mind techniques to change limiting beliefs are probably just as excited as I am. It’s incredible how easy you can change a belief around when you know how to do it and the effects are incredible. Jamie Smart shows you how to do this for free. I went and tried one of the techniques and applied it on my own beliefs. I got such a profound effect from it, I want to share it with you, because it deals with a negative way of thinking we are all familiar off. Read the rest of this entry »
Enlightenment through Gullibility and Skepticism
The following insight turns the meaning of gullibility upside down.
When we were told as children about tooth fairies and Santa Claus, we took our parents word for it. Any grown up still believing in these things would get some strange looks. When we as grown ups take on ideas without due consideration, we’d get labeled as gullible. And gullibility seems like a trait only permissible for those possessing legitimate childlike innocence. In fact when you think of gullibility in grown ups, you might attribute other traits like stupidity, a deprived lack of brain cells and worse. But does gullibility need to be viewed as such a negative trait in grown ups? Read the rest of this entry »
Surviving a 6 Story Fall: How the Three Shittiest Moments of My Life were My Happiest
photo credit: Morgan Sutherland
One of the convictions I am trying to apply in my life is the belief that every single experience comes with a gift. And some experiences I have had,
my utmost shittiest experiences…
lead to some of the most joyous moments in my life.
I’m talking jumping up and down happiness.
I’m talking delirious joy where you could kiss everybody around you.
I’m talking (expletive) yehaaa!
