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The Power of Automatic Thoughts
Cognitive and behavioral science have proven that “automatic thoughts”, or involuntary and automatic responses, truly do exist. Many of the thoughts that we create are actually based on beliefs that we have about ourselves and our world, both positive and negative.
Creating Greater Self Awareness
Becoming more self aware is in part gaining an awareness of these behaviors and beliefs that operate separately from your conscious mind. To help you gain a quicker recognition and thereby consciously begin to change these, it is helpful to understand the energy patterns of light, shadow and monkey mind.
Lead With Clarity of Vision and Your Lights On!
Visions that inspire a shared vision in others are those that begin in the head, connect to the heart and create corresponding action steps.
Affect World Peace By Holding Your Own Energy Field
The focus of Clarity’s blog is to provide some thoughtful ideas about how each of us can discover and achieve our destiny. In a past issue, we highlighted the power of holding your own personal energy field in achieving the vision you want for your life. Following is...
Doubt Your Doubt, Not Your Dream
Notice energy clues to gain confidence in your decisions. Doubt the doubt, not the dream.
The Three Energy Fields
It seems that so much in the world today works to drain our energy. But recognizing and understanding the energy fields that surround us can help you maintain a positive energy flow. There are three areas of energy: remote, near and personal.
Keep Your Life Force Alive – Live In Distinction
For several years Sam has owned his own business. He loves his work and his clients. However, he began to notice that he went home absolutely drained and exhausted at the end of the day. Every day, he was going in many different directions, feeling scattered and ungrounded. Although, he enjoyed almost everything he did each day, it was also exhausting him.
Daily Evaluation: What Worked, What Didn’t?
Do a daily evaluation of what worked and what did not in your own personal performance. This will help identify patterns and prompt change.
Ask Yourself Daily “What’s Different?”
Asking yourself “What’s different?” is the beginning to living for today!
“Whoops Review,” Managing Change
Adding the “Whoops Review” to weekly meetings can bolster morale and productivity.
