Level 1: Meeting Integrations – Wealth/Happiness
October 16, 2013 by tdomf_25e5a
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Blessings, Charlie (Assigned Sr. Mentor for Level 1).
Learn – Teach – Evolve! What you cannot see controls what you can see! Such a wealth of knowledge in this Introduction – Level 1.
The Neothink Approach to management education reflects a fundamental principle: “LEARN – TEACH and EVOLVE.”
The effective business practices stem from fundamental principles, not FADS. You leverage vital knowledge from Sociology, Psychology, Economics, and other Disciplines. You can draw on deep insights and instincitively press to BE ALL THAT YOU WERE MEANT TO BE. I just love my PASSION for “Learning.” You have a chance to engage your Colleagues meaningfully and productively, and the ability to be free to Think and become a WIN-WIN family with positive results.
Commander Mark Hamilton’s teaching approach is rigorous, interactive, and dynamic. His faculty, Steve R., Daren R. and Mike G. put the final touch by giving a Review of “Self-Leader, Neothink (New Techniques), “Self-Responsibilities” which will unlock many doors. There are neither enough formulas nor business cases to span the range of high-stakes decisions faced during our 12 Levels. We are prepared with knowledge, command of the relevant tolls, and most importantly, the confidence to lead and navigate through an increasingly complex environment.
We are challenged to: Test our own assumptions and those of our colleagues to look for new ways to define problems, gather data, and develop solutions, Become more reflective and insightful to learn the right lessons from experience, Recognize key patterns from our Readings of The Heirlooms Packages and Finally, “Have Fun!” It is the only way for Creating Value!!
Thank you for Sharing your valuable time and have a bless evening!
I know that in my mind I can think of things and the happen weeks later.
However I don’t know how to make it work with important things. Like a job and money friends and family. Can this be something that the Society can help me develop.
Dear Sandy. So well said. Meta
MY JOURNEY——The Process—–The Discovery (LEARN —-TEACH—–EVOLVE)
Charlie, Good Evening
I would like to share my 2nd submission for Level I (Wealth and Happiness), since Level I appeared only. I had Level I on October 2 and 16, 2013. I get it now, Level II will be November 16, 2013.
1. Euphoria – Becoming the person you were meant to be! Have the Courage to be Different (Galatians 1:10). You have greatness planted inside of you! If you don’t like yourself, you’re not going to enjoy life very much. People who don’t accept themselves and don’t get along with themselves have a difficult time accepting and getting along with other people. The Bible says, “Love your neighbor as you love yourself.” I personally spent years having a hard time getting along with other people and finally realized through the Word of God that my difficulty with other people was rooted in my difficulties with myself.
2. The Bible says a good tree will bear good fruit and a rotten tree will bear rotten fruit. The fruit in our lives comes from the roots within us. If you’re rooted in shame, guilt, inferiority, rejection, lack of love and acceptance, etc., you will bear bad fruit in your relationship with yourself and others until you get rooted and grounded in God’s love. Once you have a revelation that God loves you unconditionally, you will be able to begin to accept yourself and eventually these new roots will produce good fruit in your relationship with other people.
3. In the 2nd Heirloom Pkg and Self-Leader System in Vision Climax-2nd Heirloom Pkg – Revolutionize how educators learn, connect, and inspire each other to improve the outcomes for all persons. Making your living through your Friday-Night Essence is a (Productive Activity). Make all the people rich, including the “poor.” Play and Happiness goes hand-in-hand!
4. I want to share my Friday-Night Essence: “How to Succeed at Being Yourself.” MY JOURNEY——The Process—–The Discovery (LEARN —-TEACH—–EVOLVE)
a. Never, Never say negative things about yourself—things like “I never do anything right. I’ll never change. I’m ugly. I look terrible. I’m dumb. Who could ever love me? Etc.,” Matthew 12:37 says, “…by your words you will be justified…, and by your words you will be condemned…” In other words, however, we talk about ourselves is the way we feel about ourselves.
b. Don’t meditate (think on) negative things about yourself. Proverbs 23:7 says, “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.”
c. Speak (as private confessions) good things about yourself. Say something about yourself in line with what the Word says about you. For example: God created me and formed me with His own hand and God doesn’t make mistakes or does He do patch-up works. I like to start my day saying good things about myself!
d. Never compare yourself with other people. God must love variety or we wouldn’t all look different. We are all created differently even down to our fingerprints. You’ll never succeed at being yourself if you’re trying to be like someone else! Other people can be a good example to you; but even then, good traits if duplicated will manifest differently through your individual personality.
e. Focus on your potential instead of your limitations. I read an interesting story about Helen Hayes. She was a great actress who was told in the early days of her career that if she were 4 inches taller she would be the greatest actress of her time. Helen was 5 feet tall. Her coaches tried various methods of stretching her but nothing increased her height. She refused to concentrate on the supposed limitation of being 5 feet tall and decided to concentrate on her potential. As a result, she was eventually chosen to play Mary, Queen of Scotland, one of the tallest queens who ever lived.
f. Find something you like to do that you do well, and do it over and over. If you spend your time doing things you’re not good at, it will frustrate you and cause you to feel defeated and unsuccessful.
g. Play – Learn how to play as Adults. It is the Secret to Success and Happiness.