Archive | January, 2010
Realistic Lateral Thinking Problems
Lateral thinking problems are often just simple puzzles that lead you to make certain assumptions. To solve them, then, you have to look at the assumptions you’re making and try to get beyond them. Let’s look at an example. A librarian used a book he had never read to destroy thousands of other books. How was [...]
Continue reading...Positive Thinking, the Next Step Towards the Top of Success
22. January 2010
When you already dare to take steps towards realizing your dreams, positive thinking is one thing you must keep on practicing along the way. Yet positive thinking is not something you could easily do in a blink. A persons who used to live with negative thinking would not be able to change promptly into one [...]
Continue reading...Brand New Positive Thinking
21. January 2010
Brand New Positive Thinking I believe that positive thinking is the main tool that was given to us in life to help us survive the good times and the bad times! If your like me ,sometimes positive thinking is the only thing we have to grasp ! I remember growing up not ever knowing about [...]
Continue reading...Positive Thinking to Keep a Boomer’s Heart Healthy
20. January 2010
Heart attack is one of most dangerous serial killers in the world and women are more prone to becoming its victims. We all know that this killer prefers attacking those with an unhealthy and sedentary lifestyle. But did you know that negative thinking also makes you more vulnerable to heart attacks? Yes, your habit of [...]
Continue reading...The Science of Results Oriented Thinking
20. January 2010
The technology of “thinking” and the science of what it produces is not new. It has been studied for thousands of years by scientists and sages. Many books have been written about thinking. Many masterful inventors, writers and masters of martial arts have spoken about how training your mind is a key part to becoming [...]
Continue reading...The Two Most Important Critical Thinking Skills
19. January 2010
The two most important critical thinking skills are not keen observation nor logic. These help, but both of these come pretty naturally in humans (though we often choose to ignore logic). The skills I am referring to are less common, at least in their fully developed forms. That’s sad, considering that they lead to more [...]
Continue reading...Turning Scarcity Thinking into Abundance Thinking: Hurricane Katrina’s Lesson for the Rest of Us
18. January 2010
The devastation that has rocked the Gulf Coast recently is almost unimaginable, isn’t it? I know these are extraordinary circumstances, but the looting that has been taking place has made me think about why some people take whatever they want and why some people only take what they need. It seems that those who come from a place of scarcity [...]
Continue reading...Responding to Your Thinking
18. January 2010
What You Think: What you think influences what you see. What you think influences what you do. What you think greatly affects your experience. What you think determines what you learn. What you think makes work and life easy or hard. What you think creates wonderful or broken relationships. [...]
Continue reading...Thinking Made Easy
17. January 2010
Dr. Seuss created a funny little story about Mrs. McCave. She had 23 sons and she named them all Dave. Now when you ask, “Who Is Dave?” The question, under normal circumstances, would lead to a normal answer. But if you were to ask her, it would be baffling. Similarly, if you ask “what [...]
Continue reading...Get Rid Of Negative Thoughts – How To Make Your Thinking Positive
17. January 2010
Our body has strong physiological responses to whatever emotions we are experiencing. Negative emotions like fear and anger cause negative bodily actions like increased blood pressure. Positive emotions like peace and happiness cause positive bodily responses like increased oxygen flow to the brain! So, if we can control our thinking, we can have those positive physiological [...]
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22. January 2010
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