The Parable Of Talents

mrmoonlight

14 years ago

An excellent story. If you haven't read it, you definitely should.

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veeronica

14 years ago

Its definately very inspiring

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VMN 14 years ago

We forget these things we can easily to do attract success and abundance in our lives.
Thank you for the inspiration!
Victoria
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KenThompson

14 years ago

Thanks for the link. I'm familiar with the concept but never read
a good explanation with clear examples of how to implement it,
before.

That was good.

Here's a good illustration of the phenomenon of reticular activation.
Think about something like blue cars, or a particular make and model
of a car. Try to think about it for 30 minutes. Not as easy as you
think! But if you do that, and keep it in your consciousness, you'll
notice blue cars or whatever make and model car during your day.

They'll "stand out" more than other cars. I've tried that and it really
worked. I noticed the thing I thought about in my day than anything
else.

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prime777

14 years ago

Originally Posted by KenThompson

Thanks for the link. I'm familiar with the concept but never read
a good explanation with clear examples of how to implement it,
before.

That was good.

Here's a good illustration of the phenomenon of reticular activation.
Think about something like blue cars, or a particular make and model
of a car. Try to think about it for 30 minutes. Not as easy as you
think! But if you do that, and keep it in your consciousness, you'll
notice blue cars or whatever make and model car during your day.

They'll "stand out" more than other cars. I've tried that and it really
worked. I noticed the thing I thought about in my day than anything
else.

This is very true I recently made a commitment to write a daily blog for the next 365 days and you would not believe how information about blogging just seem to keep popping up in front of me.

Even in my always over crowded inbox I seem to be noticing all the mail about blogging more than any other mail.

So I guess Mr Tracy has a real valid point there.