Similar Posts
- Health & Wellness | Human Psichology | My Personal Evolution | Personal Philosophy | Profound | Self-Mastery | Uncategorized
How staying positive really works
Even most “experts” don’t understand this. If you get this you will have one of the ‘big answers’ about how life works. A mini-masterclass on reality creation Let’s go… 1. All events are both positive and negative From a quantum physics perspective, every event contains all possibilities. Until you as an observer collapse it into…
It’s ok for you to be you
It’s ok to have needs. It’s ok to set healthy boundaries. It’s ok to mess up and make mistakes. It’s ok to not be liked by others. It’s ok for others to feel challenged around you. It’s ok if others feel you’ll be more successful than them and for them to want to “protect you”…
- Health & Wellness | Human Psichology | My Personal Evolution | Personal Philosophy | Profound | Self-Mastery | Uncategorized
The Question That Almost Nobody Dares Ask: “What Do I Really Want?”
Have you ever asked yourself “What do I really want?” The answer to the question is uniquely private. The “answer” is your own experience. The very definition of “experience” is it’s uniquely private and non-reproducible. Meaning nobody can have this experience for you. Nobody can get to the answer but you. Therefore nobody else can…
Extended Single-arm Push-up Stand
I think they call it “progressive training” or “progressive calisthenics”. And I think this below is a part of it… About a month and a half ago my workouts changed significantly -from traditional weights workouts to workouts where I use mainly the weight of my own body and in some exercises – additional weight attached to my. I…
Why reading books doesn’t work
Fair warning – a looooong read.. and probably not worth reading for the quick-scroll instant gratification person (probably worth reading for the expansion-committed person). You read a book. You do the things the book says. It’s not working. Why? What’s the problem? You did everything that the book said (at least you think you did…