Did you know that the top 3% of successful people write out their goals daily? Remember writing causes thinking, which creates emotion, which ultimately creates action. Besides your kinesthetic or touch sense and your sense of sight, you are now going to involve your hearing sense. Our sense of hearing is the first of our five senses to develop in the fetus. Sound creates a vibrational bridge to the “now moment”. Our subconscious mind is all about the “now”.
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As you get emotionally involved with the goal, you’re going to involve your emotions and the expression of that emotional involvement is going to change your behavior. With this behavioral change you begin to attract to you all those things required for the manifestation of your image.
As your behavior changes, the results start to change and your theory turns into a fact. So there are 3 stages of creation — fantasy, theory and fact (your goal).
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Type C goals are the ones that inspire us, the ones we fantasize about but don’t know how we are going to get them. Our society is big on the how. So many of us think, based on our early schooling, that if we don’t know how we are going to get something then maybe we should let it go. We, or our relatives, friends, etc., talk us out of what we really want because it is not “realistic”. We play it safe with B Type goals and this relaxes the people around us as we are staying within our comfort zone.
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Our five senses are how we have been taught to gather the majority of information from our environment. These senses are always on and are always being bombarded by our environment; TV, radio, newspapers, billboards and conversations around us.
We have been so conditioned to respond to our environment through these senses that many people are not aware they possess intellectual factors that allow for inductive thinking.
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I am a Thinking Into Results Facilitator with Bob Proctor. The Thinking Into Results program helps individuals and businesses gain greater professional and personal success. This blog is part one of a series to help explain the mind.
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The MasterMind provides an opportunity for each member to unleash and realize their own individual potential. Sometimes it is easier to recognize the potential in others than seeing it in ourselves. The principle also conveys that other like-minded individuals can believe in ideas you may find difficult to conceive or believe for yourself. These ideas will be held and accepted as true by your MasterMind partners until you can find it in yourself.
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It’s the entrepreneurial energy, creativity and motivation that triggers change in the world. Entrepreneurs can act as spark plugs activating and stimulating economic activity. The most dynamic societies in the world are the ones that have the most entrepreneurs.
When we bring leadership into the mix, we can accelerate the change in the world. Leaders are entrepreneur types with purpose and passion who can visualize a better world in the future and are able to convince or influence others to willingly join them on the journey because of their inspired vision.
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2012 also ends a 5,125-year-long cycle in the Mesoamerican Long Count calendar. So this year would be considered a completion year in that cycle. Just for the record, December 22, 2012 is the beginning of another 5,125-year-long cycle. (Just to counter any so-called predictions you may have heard or read). My purpose for bringing this fact in is that completion years bring a certain kind of energy with them. There is a sense of urgency to fulfill your desires and a craving to complete or become complete.
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Good communication is like tennis. The reason why communication has been likened to a game of tennis is because communication involves both sending and receiving information just like a tennis ball. Effective communication is an essential skill that is used daily and is related to success in all facets of life, not only business.
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In my blog post Why Are You Doing This Business? 12 Questions to Uncovering Your Dreams, Vision and Mission, point number seven asked you to notice your strengths. Noticing strengths is sometimes hard for folks as they feel they come across as egotistical if they talk about their strengths. On the contrary, knowing your strengths gives you a better sense of self and in terms of being an entrepreneur, gives you a better chance of success. First you will be able to choose the kind of business best suited to your strengths and second you know where you need to get help with the areas you are not strong in. So this knowledge is extremely important for entrepreneurial success. In this blog post, we’ll discuss 24 personal character strengths.
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