In this article I am going to point out the difference between students and clients who grew and those who won’t grow. Didn’t grow. Most likely will never grow.

The goal is so you can find yourself and if willing, change what there is to change about you, so you can change.

Here is the simple truth: what gives you being, doing, is what you see. Now, or in the future… for yourself.

So your main organ that initiates action that creates what you want is your eyes.

Read the original article: Case studies. Who will and who won’t grow and why?

As you know, I am a mad scientist. Mad, because I test things other people wouldn’t. Scientist because I talk, then test, then share it.

In thousands of experiments I have developed a sixth sense. What you would call the truth sensing ability.

It is a feeling that only develops after knowing a lot…

I am exposed to a lot of books, a lot of information, and this sixth sense has helped me to read only what has the kind of truth in it that is actually useful for me and my clients.

Read the original article: “People don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care”

I am lucky. Life always offers me plenty to write about.

People say I am prolific, and if you look at my results: I write a lot. But… but if you asked me what I want to be acknowledged for, I wouldn’t say: for the number of articles. The number of articles only shows the tip of the iceberg.

Read the original article: What do you wish you were acknowledged for?

You can be very happy with your life and grateful for its many blessings while simultaneously desiring more.

The quote is from a book by Rabbi Daniel Lapin: Thou Shall Prosper: Ten Commandments for Making Money (p. 3). Wiley. Kindle Edition.
There is a whole group of people that specialize in helping you find your deepest desire… the desire that has enough energy to motivate you to take risks, to learn new things, to become an expanding and happy human being.

And every time they teach a class, one or two people claim they found what was an authentic desire for them, but we never find out if that desire had enough energy for them to get over the hump.

The rest, the 99% feel inspired for a few days, but e

Should you trust yourself and only yourself? This is the question that keeps coming up… demanding an answer.

But the answer, of course, is not a simple yes or no.

So let’s look what could be the factors that decide if, for you, trusting yourself would be a yes or a no.

I got curious and queried google with the exact phrase ‘should you trust yourself?’

Read the original article: Who are you trusting when you trust yourself? What Self?

Sometimes it takes reading a book to understand what happened 40 years prior.

Back in 1982 I was interrogated for eight hours by the Israeli whatever… intelligence? It was dinner time. I was freshly off El Al the Israeli airline asking to enter Israel. I kissed the ground and had tears in my eyes… for reasons I don’t know. And then… They ushered me into a small room where I was questioned… no water, no bathroom, no food… for eight hours by several different men.

Read the original article: Why I was interrogated by Israeli Intelligence

 Without Integrity [note]The major question is: is integrity a black and white phenomenon, like pregnancy: you either have it or you don’t, or is it a sliding scale. Any ideas? Please comment below[/note] Nothing Works. Sounds Good. Sounds Weird. It’s True! But Why?

I am borrowing that phrase, “without integrity nothing works” from Landmark.

It’s a catchy slogan. When things aren’t working, you can look where is your integrity, you put it back in, or not, and that’s that. Life either starts working or not.

Yeah, but why? Why would integrity matter?

Let’s first examine what we’ll call integrity, what it means that your integrity is in or out, and then we’ll look at one area that is enough to make life insufferable,