Why It’s Dangerous to Believe What You Think ($)
Seeing the edge of what you know is crucial: seeing what you cannot see. It’s important to have a good imagination.
Seeing the edge of what you know is crucial: seeing what you cannot see. It’s important to have a good imagination.
Consider how project management applies to us. If we can recognize the conflicts that arise from it, and if we can reconcile them, then we can move from satisfying the agents in our environment to taking care of ourselves
I encourage my clients to build a solid brain-function foundation, and for this I’m leaning toward easy, brainwave training.
How do we see these professions, and how do they see themselves?
To learn this material, break it down. If it has the power that I suggest, it will then sprout of its own accord, like magic beans.
Meta-thinking is reflecting on your whole cognitive process: thoughts, emotions and sensations.
States of mind underlie our awareness. One's state of mind represents one's whole perspective. We perceive a state change in an instant.
You’re afraid of throwing stones because you live in glass houses. Houses that are sufficient for today, but will be insufficient for tomorrow.
Memory works better if you imagine what you want to achieve.
The old mix-up of being IN the world or being OF the world.
What if you spoke to yourself and yourself answered in a different language?
Memory is not a record of the past, it’s a resource for acting in the present.