Open Your Inner Power of Confidence
My husband and I believed in accomplishing the Impossible. That possibility is only a few notches above what most people call normal. Some people just stop trying, saying it is just too hard; they believe ‘status quo’ is good enough. They have lost their confidence in themselves. We don’t! We didn’t!
I am always looking for sparks of new knowledge. My desire was to continue at the University towards a Doctorate in Business Administration - Internet marketing with a minor in Architecture.
I love to draw house plans. I get so creative - where everything should go and how to create space for private art collections in rooms that are unknown to others. I love to watch those mystery movies with the secret passage-ways, where someone was listening or hiding and then sneaks out…boo!
The Newspaper here, in my city, used to have new residential housing development areas, where they would display a drawing of their house plan models. I would cut them out, copy them, cut the copy up in pieces and move all their room-parts around. Once I got a plan that I liked, I would get out the tape and paste it down, my way. Then I’d take their copy and my improved plan and file them away in a drawer. I thought - one day I will take an Architecture class, and draw out that specialty home for class credit.
When I am in the ‘frame of mind’ of working with these house plans, my concentration is spot on. I allow no interruptions. I stay deep into the realm of construction and design. I might add my husband knew immediately, when he saw me start cutting out the newspaper, to move to another room and give me space.
He liked to find computer knowledge that enlarged the mind with higher education. He loved languages, history, and brain enhancement exercises. Once he found a class or an instructor he liked, he would show it to me.
The most interesting instructor he found, the one that brought me almost hypotonic confidence with the will to develop my hidden abilities, I will tell you about.
On the Internet we both enjoyed hearing the lessons with the American Monk, Burt Goldman. His demeanor is calm and encouraging. He had a program called Quantum Jumping. Similar to Hypnosis; however; you do this yourself, for yourself. When you are willing to open your mind, to find answers to your own questions by communicating with your subconscious mind.
This technique allows you to be open to limitless possibilities. To live your dreams right now. Finding your own highest confidence and self-esteem allows you to grow both mentally and spiritually. This is as simple as tapping to raise your Theta brain vibrations to stop pain, or to develop a new skill set. It is YOU providing growth for yourself, by speaking to the well-mastered YOU in another Universe (so to speak). Everything is possible – your mind makes it real.
I’ve just started learning his techniques. I will give you his URL for you to have a look. I do not make any money by referring you to his studies. I just thought you might like to check it out. He has dedicated his life to helping people find their inner confidence and self-esteem in their own lives. In fact, you can develop gifts that you never thought you had or were afraid to venture out to try. You are meant to be more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgwYsAoJHZY&list=PLEBBDD3CCF422799C&index=4
http://www.quantumjumping.com/products/special/one-time-offer-lp
Sometimes a short break or a look at your development for success is needed to keep you firm on the upward path of success. Just Do It! It is painless.
Blessing of Success with Full Energy and Long Life to Everyone!
Recent Comments
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Thank you Christie,
Wonderful information.
I watched the Youtube video, most interesting & will be back for more of Burt Goldman's videos.
Denis
Interesting post Christie. I'll admit to suffering from lack of confidence in myself from time to time. My wife's health has demanded a lot of attention and time over the past year and a half. This has slowed my progress significantly here at WA.
While I squeeze out a little time here and there, I'll admit it has challenged my resolve to continue. I am haunted a bit by the notion that maybe my resolve to get it done may not be strong enough to overcome my situation.
I'm going to have a look at Quantum Jumping.
Thanks Christie... I will be sure to check him out.
Anything to make me a better version of me is always on my radar.
I like your confidence and self awareness.
Everything day I learn something that makes me realise how little I know.
Take care and stay positive.
Best wishes
Gaz
Wonderful post. Thanks for sharing this.
Brian