‘Critical Thinking’ Archive
Forget the Tombstone
As you get older, you begin to care more about your legacy. If you’re on the path to enlightenment, your focus probably evolves from pursuing success to significance.
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Respecting Beliefs
There’s a lot of talk these days about respecting beliefs. Particularly in the posts I wrote about organized religion, many chastised me, suggesting it was disrespectful of me, because I was not respecting people’s beliefs. They suggest that since beliefs are so personal and important to people, they should be off limits from discussion.
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When Faith is Evil
Last night I posted an observation on my Facebook Fan Page that after 20 years of working with people to reach success – I can conclusively state – by a very wide margin – that fear of success holds back a lot more people than fear of failure ever did.
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Prosperity for All
Today is a historic day in the United States of America. The Supreme Court will hear opening arguments on California’s Proposition 8 ban on same-sex marriages. Certain elements of the Republican Party are painting the debate as a “Gay rights” issue or “States’ rights” issue. But it is neither – and to make either case is a morally bankrupt argument.
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What Customers Want
So what do these two statements have in common?
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Choosing to Change
Okay you’re carrying around a little too much weight. You can choose to change. You snapped at someone and said something you regret. You can make a resolution to become a better person the next time. You’ve been timid and playing small. You can decide to step into your greatness.
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Self-Discipline
I’m about to do something crazy, wild, and unprecedented for someone in my position. (I can’t tell you the specifics yet, but will soon.) It’s the next chapter of my life. But it comes because of the chapters before it. Just as it is with YOUR life…
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Getting and Keeping More Business
This is your lucky day. Really. Because today, TWO new books are released, both of them quite helpful on how to run your business (any business) in a way that grows it and makes it more profitable. They’re both from great friends and colleagues of mine, so I had the chance to read galley copies of each.
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Childhood Prosperity Issues
The last few posts we’ve explored how entities like governments and organized religion can program you to sabotage yourself. This is done with insidious programming to believe you are not worthy. But they aren’t alone. There are lots of other situations that can foster worthiness issues. Let’s look at some prevalent ones that begin in childhood…
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Who Is More Dangerous?
If you meet a man who owns red slippers, purple robes, and a car with bulletproof windows, one thing is certain…
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