It is a paradox, yet the human brain is self-protective; hence we always assume the worst-case scenario. That's our comfort zone. However, with a little effort, there is a better way to an abundant life.
Let's take a look at this conversation.
A wise teacher once said to his student:
- Please look around this room and try to find everything in it that is brown.
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The young man looked around. There were many brown objects: wooden picture frames, a sofa, a curtain rod, book covers and many other minor things.
Humans are empowered to achieve a lot. However, the research says that we only use from eight to ten per cent of our full potential.
Despite that, when we try to push ourselves, we often feel overwhelmed and completely broken.
Sure, you have spotted a self-talk like this:
Emotions have much more influence than we think. Even our lack of emotion affects us in specific ways.
Failure to understand our emotions leads to a person not preventing their destructive effects in time, which has sad consequences.
We react to events, words, and circumstances through the prism of our emotions. If we understand them, current events will be preserved, leading us to understand the world and the people around us.
Let's cover a few examples:
How do you react when you have another failure, grief, an argument, or trouble at work?
FEAR is a normal physiological reaction necessary for survival.
Though many forms of fear exist, eventually, types of fear fall into two groups.
Who gets paid a lot? So how do you raise your game and receive a full fee for your products and services?
You've tumbled around these questions in your head quite a lot.
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I want to share Solomon's seven principles of endeavour back in the day. These qualities made him the wealthiest man in the history of humanity, and no one has ever been able to outrun him.
