If you’re a parent, don’t miss an important opportunity to teach personal development skills to your children. This is typically overlooked in schools mainly eager to satisfy laws and regulations on what they are required to teach, and in achieving a good overall SAT scores. Of course it’s hard to teach something if you don’t know it yourself, and cannot teach by example. It undermines your effort it you don’t do what you preach.
Henk & Nicholas are nearing the release of their new “Revolutioniz” e-book on September 25th, which they have been working very hard on, and sharing with me their progress for some time.
I’m pleased to announce that as a pre-release offer, they are giving away three e-books. Free e-books are generally nothing to get too excited about, however I’ve read these, and they are very good, full of the very best teachings, and written well. Quite honestly they could have sold these or just given away one, but they are over delivering just because that’s the way they are.
Many self help trainers will teach you all sorts of ways to be more positive… affirmations, motivational techniques, how to avoid negative thinking, etc. While this is certainly something worth achieving, it’s a mistake to completely avoid looking at the negative portions of your life. In fact, sometimes you want to really get upset at yourself! This is what it takes for many of us to finally be willing to make a change in our life, we need some unhappiness to move us towards action. While positive reinforcement (e.g. looking at what we want) may sound better than negative reinforcement (looking at what we don’t like), it’s the negative that often carries stronger motivation.
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