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This work is prefaced by a Do Not Enter sign. They’re put up to prevent people from entering a space. Interestingly, Do Not Enters actually aren’t meant to prevent everyone,only those who aren’t supposed to have access. If you see a construction team’s Do Not Enter, it’s known everyone but the …
Affirmations can be potent enough to induce behavioral change. By adopting certain power statements, we can alter mindset and the appropriate internal chemistry necessary to solidify the frame. It’s a body-mind process. While affirmations are proposed by many self-help gurus, people who have thought leadership seats may not even know …
Affirmations are popular in success literature for good reason: if applied properly they can alter personality, increase strengths, eliminate fear, list goes on. They’re capable of creating not just temporary feel-good sensations but lasting internal change. The problem I see in the personal development industry is an advocate saturation for …
Some of us may use these words without realizing, recognizing that they’re part of the daily way of things. Aware or not, when combined with meaning they create recipes for debilitating our life force, and consequently sabotaging our outcomes. It’s important for us to bear in mind that words frame …
“I wish I could do that.” “That’s impossible for me.” “I can’t be that good.” “If only I had xyz…” “I was never good at xyz.” These mind programs operate at the subconscious level, enabling them to spread their influence throughout daily life. Much more impact-ful than the spectacular feats …