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Everyone has a brain. Not everyone really knows how to use it.
Your brain is an amazing instrument, capable of helping you achieve all kinds of great things – success, wealth, and love, to name a few. But there are times when your brain can be your worst enemy, sabotaging your dreams and turning you into something you do not really want to be.
Put simply, there are times when your brain wants the opposite of what you want, and unless you rise above its ancient programming, it will win.
Wherever we are going, we get there one new step, one new action, at a time.
For those who insist on clinging to traditional ways of looking at the world, change will continue to come so fast and in such unexpected forms that the future will no longer be a desirable place. But for those who are willing to move ahead with conscious awareness of the natural laws of change, the future offers unparalleled opportunity to reshape our lives, our organizations, and our world, into what we want. – George Land, Ph.D., Grow or Die
Today the United States finds itself engulfed in a financial crisis of stunning proportions. It all has seemed so sudden, as though one day there were a few dark clouds on the horizon and the next day we were bailing with all our might.
The brain can only focus on one thing at a time. Too often, we allow that one thing to be whatever our deeply-grooved habits decide it will be. Or we fail to really pay attention to anything, lost in the “blur” of too much information and too many choices. How much do we miss? More than we know.
Things which matter most should never be at the mercy of things which matter least. - Goethe
