What is cool about this for me, and the reasons I get Becoming Limitless Review excited about quantum field theory are the practical applications to my life! That's what our conversation last night delved into. We talked about how important it was to recognize that anything and everything is possible for everyone, but that we must live our lives on purpose instead of living it by accident. If we stand by and react to things that happen to us, then we simply do not believe that we have any personal power - we're "victims of circumstance." But if we operate from the belief that the world "bends to our desires" then all so called circumstances are opportunities to bring us closer to what it is we wish to create or acquire for ourselves. Quantum science has caught up with what ancient wisdom in every culture has suggested for many hundreds of years. You are the creator of your world. Once you wrap your head around it, life becomes an incredibly exciting journey that you look forward to instead of dreading. Are there "rules" to success? It's fair to say that many thousands of books have been written on the subject, and I think it's equally fair to say that those books say more or less the same thing in thousands of different ways. Napoleon Hill's classic "Think and Grow Rich," published 50 years ago, still inspires me and teaches me. As a teenager, I was tremendously impacted when I read Dale Carnegie's timeless book "How to Win Friends and Influence People." Writing about success has somewhat exploded over the past 20 years. There's certainly lots to choose from! Jack Canfield, Tony Robbins, Zig Ziglar, Stephen Covey, Jim Rohn, Donald Trump, Mark Victor Hansen, James Ray, Phil McGraw, Brian Tracy...the list is endless. From my point of view, all of these authors point to pretty much the same things - just in different ways. We are all unique individuals to be sure, each of us with our own particular interests and talents. There is one thing that most of us have in common however, and that's a desire to achieve success (whatever that term personally means to us). As I've read about and researched how others achieved their particular successes, I've come to firmly believe that there are 3 key "not so secret" laws of success that seem to be absolutely true for ALL people in ALL situations: The way that you think always determines your results. This is the first item on this list for a reason.
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Becoming Limitless
by Alisa lisa Sophia (2019-04-29)
What is cool about this for me, and the reasons I get Becoming Limitless Review excited about quantum field theory are the practical applications to my life! That's what our conversation last night delved into. We talked about how important it was to recognize that anything and everything is possible for everyone, but that we must live our lives on purpose instead of living it by accident. If we stand by and react to things that happen to us, then we simply do not believe that we have any personal power - we're "victims of circumstance." But if we operate from the belief that the world "bends to our desires" then all so called circumstances are opportunities to bring us closer to what it is we wish to create or acquire for ourselves. Quantum science has caught up with what ancient wisdom in every culture has suggested for many hundreds of years. You are the creator of your world. Once you wrap your head around it, life becomes an incredibly exciting journey that you look forward to instead of dreading. Are there "rules" to success? It's fair to say that many thousands of books have been written on the subject, and I think it's equally fair to say that those books say more or less the same thing in thousands of different ways. Napoleon Hill's classic "Think and Grow Rich," published 50 years ago, still inspires me and teaches me. As a teenager, I was tremendously impacted when I read Dale Carnegie's timeless book "How to Win Friends and Influence People." Writing about success has somewhat exploded over the past 20 years. There's certainly lots to choose from! Jack Canfield, Tony Robbins, Zig Ziglar, Stephen Covey, Jim Rohn, Donald Trump, Mark Victor Hansen, James Ray, Phil McGraw, Brian Tracy...the list is endless. From my point of view, all of these authors point to pretty much the same things - just in different ways. We are all unique individuals to be sure, each of us with our own particular interests and talents. There is one thing that most of us have in common however, and that's a desire to achieve success (whatever that term personally means to us). As I've read about and researched how others achieved their particular successes, I've come to firmly believe that there are 3 key "not so secret" laws of success that seem to be absolutely true for ALL people in ALL situations: The way that you think always determines your results. This is the first item on this list for a reason.
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