It is a question, of, mind, over matter. If you don’t have a mind, it doesn’t matter! This wise understanding/statement, generally attributed to Groucho Marx, addresses the relationship between our minds and our abilities. When combined with a statement, attributed to Henry Ford, You may think you can or you can’t. Either way, you’ll be right we become able to focus on the power of the positive BELIEFS! After more than four decades of articulating and presenting personal development seminars/programs, I firmly believe that what we think about ourselves is often directly related to personal success, fulfillment, happiness, and well-being. With that in mind, this article will briefly try to consider, examine, review and discuss, using the mnemonic approach, what this means and represents, and why it is important.
1. Benefits; the best of the best; bring it: Doesn’t it make sense to consider personal options and alternatives, on a risk/reward basis, so what do you do, what is in your best interest? Homework should focus on the best way to personally become stronger, better, happier, and do your best! Only then is it possible to make quality decisions and put your best effort to achieve your goals!
two. Empathy; emphasis; efforts: Although we often consider being empathetic towards others, rarely do we proceed, with the same emphasis, to apply, internally, the concepts of genuine empathy! Will you commit to proceeding with your best efforts?
3. as love; to learn; level: Proceeding inconsistently, without level, is rarely personally beneficial! Do you really love yourself or even like yourself? Are you willing to effectively learn and discuss what makes you happiest?
Four. Ideas; integrity; imagination; intense; ideals: Are you capable of quality ideas that align with your best ideals? Will you commit to proceed with the highest degree of absolute personal integrity? How developed is your imagination and might it make you more able to think outside the box and expand the boundaries of your comfort zone? Will you proceed with intensity, discipline, commitment and true perseverance?
5. Excellence; endurance; to enrich: Will you demand personal excellence or settle for good enough? Are you willing to proceed with consistency and perseverance and do whatever it takes to enrich yourself and your personal experiences, etc.?
6. face the facts; destiny; fortune; function: Lying to yourself is rarely worthwhile or beneficial! Are you able to face the facts and use them to function to the best of your ability and maximize your chances of improving your fortune in all areas of your life?
7. Oneself; self help; stronger: What could you do to maximize your chances of self-help? Does your personal commitment, in all aspects, of yourself, emphasize making yourself stronger, happier, and more content?
The better you understand, know, and effectively realize the power of your BELIEFS, the best of your personal possibilities! Are you ready, willing and able to become your best friend?
