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Mind Matters
http://www.maxfreemynd.blogspot.com/
A fresh look at business and personal development. You are what you think, and this is a great way to challenge your own thinking to be whom you dream of being, personally and professionally.
- Added on: Apr 19th, 2009
- Country: New Zealand
- Language: English
- Author: Max Freemynd
- Listed in: Personal Development Marketing
- Tags: thinking NLP success goals motivation self help
Recent Posts
would you help someone after they slap you in the face?
Hi all,sorry about the long absence. There has been lots of changes in my life in recent months and only now starting to settle down again. But before I tell you all about the good news, I thought I'd get the bad stuff out of the way first. Like a cl...
For the “fun, not fear” group....
I promised to give you some more about “fear & how to overcome it”, and here it is.Before we start, though, I just want make a statement.FEAR IS GOODFear, to our mind, is what “Alerts” are to your laptop. You enter an unsecure site, you g...
James Bond is scared of Vacuum Cleaners
That’s right. He’s white. He thinks himself god’s gift. He does what he wants. He obeys no one except, sometimes, M (which, by the way, stands for Max). He’s good with the ladies. His Bite is worse than his bark. He’s scared of the vacuum c...
this is a mistake
I wish people were wrong more often.I wish I could make more mistakes. (don’t laugh. It would be hard considering how many i’ve made, but I still wish it)Society at large has a thing against mistakes.People are caused endless suffering and stress...
We need goals. Or do we?
Our perceptual position has a huge impact on our lives, and in any discussion, two people looking at the same topic from different sides could totally disagree about reality simply because they have different perspectives. And sometimes, looking at t...
Great expectations.
The mind filters incoming info based on expectations and therefore vague messages (redundant #1) are misinterpreted.We’re often told to read between the lines, which can be dangerous if expectations are built into the reading. Some could argue that...
