Repetition is the Mother of Success. The stages of psychological Development Survival - Satisfying your physical needs by learning how to stay alive, keep fit and healthy, Conforming - Keeping safe of the family, Differentiating - Finding ways to be best Individuating - Letting go of the aspects of your personal and cultural positioning Self Actualising - Finding your purpose, Leading a values-driven Life Integrating - Aligning with others who share your values Serving - Fulfilling your destiny by leaving a legacy and using your gifts in service to the world. Level of Consciousness by Dr. David Hawkins Don't wear Failure Uniform Actions impacts than motivation words. Empty your cup. When you are doing office work., Focus on office work. NEVER VALIDATE Feeling comfortable is Bad. The Past does not equals to Future. Visualize the Emotional Journey of Creating anything Great Me BACK THEN vs Me Required to achieve dreams Persona...
Read this and Share your Thoughts on this The Mind will always push you away from success. Why? The mind wants you to be safe. This is the mind’s natural default programming. Food, shelter, water. It’s programmed that way for thousands of years. Safety above all else. So the mind leads you to take actions that preserve safety. Success comes from risk. Risk is the opposite of safety. So the mind will always oppose risk, therefore, the mind always opposes success. So remember the next time your mind tells you.... “You’ll look stupid if you try that” “You don’t have time” “It’s too much of an investment, what if it doesn’t work?” That’s the mind keeping you unsuccessful. That’s the mind “keeping you safe“. That’s why it’s not a good idea to trust your feelings, because your feelings are created by the mind. Successful people don’t make decisions based on emotions, because they understand how the mind works. A successful mind thinks... “I will find the time“ “I am wo...
Dear MRM friends. After today's MRM I was inspired by Amol's teaching about why we should be grateful. Almost all of us have this habit of comparing ourselves with others. We tend to think that we are always worse off than others. If this becomes a habit then it destroys our confidence and self-image in long term. So we need to learn about being grateful. I found this 10-item checklist from Internet by famous journalist V. Kodapally. If you follow this checklist then surely you can improve your gratitude. 1. Do you have a roof over your head ? (remember so many in this country do not have this) 2. Did you eat today ? (again so many of us in this country do not have this faciity) 3. Do you have a good heart ? (having a good heart not only means you are having a healthy heart it also means whether you are generous and kind) 4. Do you wish good for others ? (so many of us are used to jealousy and hatred that this aspect is alien to us) 5. Do you drink clean water regularly ?(again...
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