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Dream big dreams; only big dreams have the power to move men's soul.                                 — MARCUS AURELIUS           Dream big dreams! Allow yourself to dream. Allow yourself to envision and fantasize about the sort of life you might want to live. Consider the measure of cash you might want to gain and have in your bank account. Every incredible man and ladies start with a fantasy of something great, not the same as what they have today. You know the tune that says "You have to have a dream, if you want a dream to come true." It's valid for you and for every other person, also.            Envision that you have no constraints on what you can be, have, or do throughout everyday life. Imagine that you have, all the cash, all the training, all the experience, all the companions, all the contacts, all the assets, and everything else you...

YOU CAN SUCCEED        It is clear your brain can lead you down a risky path bringing about melancholy, nervousness, disturbed connections, compulsion, unreasonable annoyance, passionate disconnection, and that's just the beginning; you've likely been experiencing. A lack of awareness that your brain was managing everything.  The genuine message of this article is that you can define who you seek to be (your actual self) and adjust your practices to those objectives. We should confront it: This is no simple assignment. I realize that to truly adjust your behavior requires that you on a very basic level change the decisions you make on a day by day or even moment by minute premise. We additionally realize that you will need to battle against ground-breaking brain biology in the Habit Center, which acts in an effective and programmed path outside of your mindfulness. Eventually, you succeed when you perceive that it isn't your deficiency that you are battling—it's...

everything-youu.blogspot.com Nothing is more painful or excruciating than when your brain assumes control over your thoughts, lower your self-esteem, questions your capacities, overwhelms you with desires, or choose to direct your activities. "It resembles the attack of the brainsnatchers," says Ted, a gifted Broadway entertainer whose career was waiting for a considerable length of time in light of his serious stage fright and fears of dismissal.            Running on autopilot is the most unhelpful manner, Ted felt like his "brain just dominated," filling him with self-uncertainty and tension. "It was awful and embarrassing . . . it let me know every one of these things about me that simply weren't accurate. That I was nothing but bad, a secondclass citizen, that I didn't merit anything."           What's more regrettable, those tricky brain messages about Ted were dead off-base.In all actuality Ted is a cultivated entertaine...

                            “ Our doubts are traitors and make us loose the good we off might win, by fearing to attempt ” William Shakespeare.        Doubt has been our closest enemy, a traitor and a foe and we have not been paying attention to it. According to Wikipedia, “It is a mental state in which the mind remain suspended between two or more contradictory propositions, unable to assent to any”.         With doubt you are unable to choose between a law or a business school as a career choice, Oxford or Harvard? You are unable to decide which house you would love to live in, where should I invest my limited capital in? Banking or the Housing industry? Should I propose to my girlfriend or not and a whole lot more.         The human mind is a vast space and can take it a lot of information BUT can process a few seamlessly.     ...

                          It's another Monday and has the world continues to be ravaged by the Coronavirus pandemic, stay home and be safe. This will surely pass and this won't be the end of the world. Instead of staying idle and exponentially increasing the chances of running into depression, why not lift your spirit up, sip your coffee, adjust your settee and let's get you motivated.         "I find hope in the darkest days and focus in the brightest. I do not judge the Universe " Dalai Lama. www.everything-youu.blogspot.com       As Charles Caleb Colton, the author of Lacon, or, many things in few words: addressed to those who thinks and many more life changing books, rightly hinted, "Times of great calamity and confusion have been productive for the great minds. The purest ore is produced from the hottest furnace. The brightest thunderbolt is elicited from the darkest storm"...