A very good, and extremely successful, friend ofmine told me that one of the best things he has done in his personal development has been to sign up for a daily subconscious reprogramming course by a guy named Bob Proctor. Basically, he gets a one and a half minute video every day with a worksheet that asks him to take the thought process a little deeper. It’s called ‘Six Minutes to Success’ and I signed up for it the other day. Without trying to sell you the program, I thought I would just share two key concepts discussed on the first video I watched.
The big reason I am sharing this is because my pursuit of success training is showing me that the principles of Network .........
When is a good time for a reality check? I suppose it would be beneficial to do them fairly frequently to make sure you are on track and not being skewed off course by irrelevant details. But I guess it really depends on where you are at in your life and the level of comfort you have with "going there." For some, a reality check is relatively easy, and adjusting course when they see that they are off track is no problem. For others, the possibility of finding out that they may be off course is too scary to even look at.
Actually, the latter is the scenario that creates the real and enduring problems in people's lives. Rather than find out that they are off course .........
You know, language is so often taken for granted, but did you ever think how important it is? It’s one thing to try to communicate with someone whose mother tongue is different from your own, but how easy is it to get your message across even when you are both fluent in your own language? Do you ever experience the frustration of saying something with a particular meaning in mind and then having the recipient presume a completely different meaning? I believe if you experience this repeatedly with one person, it is called a relationship! So how do we keep from creating communication blunders when we are speaking to someone who understands English?
This is a recording about Dr. Donald Epstein's Fifth Gift of the Five Gifts of the Spine. This concludes the series. Please let me know how you found these articles and recordings. Leave me a comment. Your feedback is important to me.
This recording is about Dr. Donald Epstein's Fourth Gift of the Five Gifts of the Spine. It is about 5 minutes in length. Give it a listen and leave me a comment. I would love to know what you think!
Here is a recording about Dr. Donald Epstein's Third Gift of the Spine--Sense of Self.
If you listened to it last week I apologize. I posted it before as an experiment. It was the first audio I ever posted on the net! I just wanted them to appear in order. More to come!
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How You Hold Your Body and the Shape of Your Spine Speaks Volumes
Here is a funny video that makes Network Spinal Analysis more relevant in every day life. The tension and shape of your spine is important in communication. Because Network Spinal Analysis improves your ability to have good posture and makes you understand what your posture conveys, you get better at speaking body language. Hopefully you will be more successful in your communications than the poor chap in this video!
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Here is an introduction to Dr. Donald Epstein's Five Gifts of the Spine. I have recorded an audio on each of the five gifts which I will be releasing over the next week or so. Please give it a listen and leave your comments below!
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of mine told me that one of the best things he has done in his personal development has been to sign up for a daily subconscious reprogramming course by a guy named Bob Proctor. Basically, he gets a one and a half minute video every day with a worksheet that asks him to take the thought process a little deeper. It’s called ‘Six Minutes to Success’ and I signed up for it the other day. Without trying to sell you the program, I thought I would just share two key concepts discussed on the first video I watched.
be beneficial to do them fairly frequently to make sure you are on track and not being skewed off course by irrelevant details. But I guess it really depends on where you are at in your life and the level of comfort you have with "going there." For some, a reality check is relatively easy, and adjusting course when they see that they are off track is no problem. For others, the possibility of finding out that they may be off course is too scary to even look at.