Well I can’t say I have read even a single text on stoicism or anything like that since using this program. Perhaps it would be good to do so and connect a little deeper with this program. And yes I do enjoy and like the philosophical part of the copies a lot. It usually opens my own mind to the larger possibilities of a program and awakens new perspectives and possibilities in my mind.
Thanks for sharing all this.
Well, it doesn’t necessarily have to be a stoic text. It can be anything that awakens you spiritually or mentally. Something inspirational from the philosophies or religions you follow. The point I’m making is since you resonated deeply with that one part (the philosophy part), it gives you information and clues to the nature of your inner life and allow you to generate better results.
With focus, precision and skill, I’m confident that you’ll be able to take results to the next level.
Zero Point has always used some form of the tools-based modality. As we headed more to Zero Point Union, that modality evolved and we realized that by changing the copy, we could help people accelerate results through skill – noticing which features are in play, and measuring them against the objectives.
That being said, if your customs contain older versions of titles, you should most certainly upgrade them, because the tools listed on the new copy are more relevant to that new version.
Just wanted to let you know that this type of product descriptions is very helpful for me for the overall understanding.
I usually re-read the whole copy of every title that I am currently running at least once every two weeks. This way I feel like that I am consciously re-affirming to myself and re-enforcing into my being that this is exactly the reality that I want to manifest and experience.
Considering True Sell is years old and True Social just came out recently and they are both good for sales. Which one would you say is better for sales results? @SaintSovereign
Alexander The Great: Have I ever offended you?
His generals: Yes, you killed a few of us.
Alexander: I mean today.
I’m having a very similar experience, I mentioned in my journal too
Link it here I can’t find ur journal
Is this the type of leader you would want to work for today?
Hey yeah same thing with me.
Or maybe even more important tomorrow.
These displays of dominance and snappy oneliners are cool in comics or movies, but not the real world.
You want to establish a standing relationship, not a one off moment of domination which normally drives the other party away more than anything else. (An exception would be a bully culture in which humiliation is an integral part of the social order, but who wants to be part of that?)
Research about feldenkrais. And feldenkrais related to chest.
Attention all self improvement nerds
If you’re not using the Meta Modal to dive deeply into your blocks, then you will realise as you research it, why it’s essential with your journaling practice.
all the best
Any good resources on this? I’m curious to see what I can add to my journaling.
I confirm this. Everyone else around seems much more calm and grounded and respectful. Sometimes people ask me some weird questions such as “why are you so chill wtf why are you not yelling at me by this point” - multiple people reacted that way after talking with me. You’d assume I don’t stand my ground but frankly, many times I just don’t feel like I need to. There is a lingering fear and respect I am sensing from such people after a while that keeps them on their toes to certain extent. It’s been ever present with glm.
Mixed with khan, I feel as if I have best of the both worlds. I can remain grounded and let things unfold but also put my foot down really harshly out if my own decision if I feel it is the right time. The quiet and the fire. It’s awesome.
I’m really curious, asking from a neutral place: how is the action taking on this? Do you feel more ‘passive’, or do you feel that this action-orientation is actually helping you move in the right direction?
For me the action taking is becoming more nuanced, it’s no more a thing of “passive” or “active”.
It’s now more to do with the purpose of action. The why behind the action, if it is born from external motives (validation, competition, etc), taking action becomes hard.
But if it’s born from within you, like you genuinely wanting something, taking action becomes automatic, disconnected from your state or emotions. It simply becomes something that has to be done.
