I dont read newspaper at all, rarely used to read it a couple of months back but havent read it for the past couple of weeks since I have understood something very important about this bunch of papers with ink that people love to go through in the morning.
If you ask Why? This is the reason. Newspaper is an area in which the negative events and news are highlighted and not so much as the positive ones. Do you really believe that one of the first things in the morning you want to put within your brain is, " Is World Going Towards a Depression?", " Auto Sales is going down over all of the region", " Recession has made people homeless". How do you think your day would be if the very first things that you read are those that will make you mentally weaker and feared.
Morning is a time when the sub-concious brain is more receptive than the concious brain. Anything that you do or experience would be with you for the whole day. Do you think at such a critical point is it better to read how companies are falling? or a great book which could tell you how to take the company to the next level in recession? Think about it...
There is even a greater possibility that all of this is a set-up so that an average man gets the negativity in the morning so he/she does not dare to take risks during the day, those risks which could help the person get to the next level. This could all be part of a master plan as well....Think about it...
I would suggest organizing your morning with great books of inspiration and meditation so that you are so motivated in the morning that no creature on this planet could even dare to say that you cant do anything. It is a time to raise yourself to a new level of creativity and mental awareness....
Showing posts with label positive thinking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label positive thinking. Show all posts
Monday, July 27, 2009
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Importance of Positive Thinking before an Action
The area of positive thinking and law of attraction has been attacked from different directions with the same criticism that it ignores the important of taking action or doing something. This is not true, taking action is equally important but however, that is step TWO. The first step is for the person to be "mentally prepared".
If you are not mentally prepared to take an action, the act of taking the action would be not be very effective since the alignment of the mind and body would be missing and thus a person gets doubtful or feared of whether something should be done or not.
Being a strong believer of positive thinking, I do not encourage people to only sit and think positively since planning accompanied by the right action steps in what complets a task.
When a person creates a vivid picture of how something needs to be acheived or done, the process gets much easier since if it is not going according to the mental image, changes can be done. However, if there is no mental image there is nothing to compare to and thus the person would accept anything that seems suitable and thus effectiveness would lack....
It is a simple concept....dont make it complicated....all you have to do is practice....and you will master it...
If you are not mentally prepared to take an action, the act of taking the action would be not be very effective since the alignment of the mind and body would be missing and thus a person gets doubtful or feared of whether something should be done or not.
Being a strong believer of positive thinking, I do not encourage people to only sit and think positively since planning accompanied by the right action steps in what complets a task.
When a person creates a vivid picture of how something needs to be acheived or done, the process gets much easier since if it is not going according to the mental image, changes can be done. However, if there is no mental image there is nothing to compare to and thus the person would accept anything that seems suitable and thus effectiveness would lack....
It is a simple concept....dont make it complicated....all you have to do is practice....and you will master it...
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law of attraction,
positive thinking,
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