Mindset: Homeostasis, Consciousness, Awakening, Transformation
Hi everyone -- thanks for stopping by to read! Some may recognize the prose of Rumi (above)
I've been spending the last few weeks contemplating the critical aspect of Mindset.
Puzzled why so few members of WA find their way to success; now I think I've ascertained that the main trigger of success or failure online (or in anything, really) is:
Mindset.
There's nothing more to it than that. But it's a BIG that.
It comes as no surprise that people have to handle their mindsets and fix them to succeed.
What they may not be doing, and I don't think they are doing, is getting started on their errant mindsets before they start blogging about their niche. They get caught up, and aren't ready.
Before choosing a niche, this mindset aspect has to be dealt with.
So, I've scoured all the WA training modules and blogs I could find on mindset. There may be some I missed, because not everyone addresses this issue with the exact word 'mindset.'
That being said, there's not a single training here that well explains the origin of mindset.
That's a real gap.
In fact, it's a gap with pernicious effects; people are falling into the trap of thinking that this stage is not the first stage of developing themselves to be successful online.
That's completely wrong thinking.
The current mindset most of us have creates wrong thinking, in order to convince us that we don't need to change.
Our egos are tricking us and we don't even realize we've been tricked!
There is a simple reason for this.
This blog is an introduction to some video training modules and blogs I'll be doing here for WA members and then on YouTube for the public at large.
There is a gap in knowledge about original mindsets leading to difficulties in changing them.
My mission is to fill in this gap -- yes, this is my new niche and quite honestly it took me some time to realize how it fits me. Homeostasis blocked me!
I promise to explore the notions of homeostasis, consciousness, awakening and reformation, but first, please let me share:
Some Facts About Mindset.
Note to the reader-- you should wonder where and how I have ferreted this information.
Some of these ideas are expressed from old knowledge in new ways; others are expressed from new knowledge in old ways.
For the record, I'm going to state that I'm highly informed about this topic.
The information I share is based on 18 years of personal and academic study about the psychology of personality, stages of human mental development and resultant personal growth that has led to my own awakening and subsequent (and still ongoing) mindset transformation.
I've decided it's time to break out from evaluating and move into action; WA is offering me the tools to do this logically and comprehensively, so -- let's do this :)
Feel free to challenge me at any time; I assure you that I welcome discourse on these extremely important matters.
It's impossible for one individual to know all things about a subject; nevertheless, I'm going to present myself as a subject matter expert,
Let me prove it to you and if you want to debate me, enter the arena :)
So please comment.
As part of my intention to jump into action, I'll be doing some video training modules and blogs on the topics discussed below.
The initial set of training modules and blogs will be done in WA and fine-tuned for my website and YouTube channel.
Before I publish any of those, though, I'll finish certifying the WA training, which I have neglected due to the aforementioned pondering and also twice rejecting niches because I just wasn't passionate enough about them.
As a result, I've collected a lot of probably useless domain names -- that is certain :)
>>> Many, many thanks to Kyle, Carson and others who have posted blogs and training modules that have inspired me to take this direction. Much gratitude. <<<
Mindset Facts
A) Mindset is not about cognition (thinking), but It is what drives us to think the way we do.
For example, what's partly happening is that people come into WA thinking that learning the ropes and tricks of online marketing is the ticket to success. And why not? WA has the greatest value of training I've been able to discover and many would agree.
But if it were true that knowledge alone is enough, we'd see 90% of the people succeeding here, instead of maybe 10%.
If you are not concerned about this high failure rate, you might want to be.
B) The origin of our current mindset helped us survive when we were immature.
However, as adults we can take on the responsibility of altering our mindsets and continuing our development.
C) Most people's mindsets are frozen by the time we become 25 years old. By then, we think our egos are the essence of who we are, so we don't change our mindsets anymore.
Let me emphasize that again:
by age 25, we have largely forgotten how to change our mindsets because we don't think we need to change anymore -- at least for a while.
D) Eventually, people go in one of two directions:
-- a neglect to change their mindset and keep a permanently frozen mindset until death.
-- a realization something is seriously wrong that needs to be figured out.
The latter category of individuals doesn't always realize the DEPTH of mindset problem.
They don't know that their conscious and subconscious mindsets are sabotaging their ability to achieve success -- however they define success to be.
Here at WA you very likely fall into the group that knows something needs to be fixed!
Congratulations, you are here to change your lives for the better!
Give yourself a round of applause, I mean that sincerely.
There are many who wouldn't bother to try.
E) Since original mindsets are adapted for survival, they are maladapted for change.
F) Original mindsets are wary of new mental territory. Successful mindsets seek out the new.
Analyzing these facts, it's possible to see that learning new stuff about marketing and websites is only the skin and bones of getting where we want to be around here.
We have to get inside our craniums (figuratively) and ascertain what our current mindset is!
Because if we don't know what it is, we can't change it easily, if at all.
The problem is that many layers of the ego lie in the subconscious patterns of our behavior.
Many, as well all know, seek counseling and guidance to address significant suffering these mindsets can cause.
But even a so-called 'healthy' mindset that can limit changes of direction and scope and won't seek professional intervention and in any case, most such interventions are only designed for mentally unhealthy individuals.
Healthier individuals have to find help someplace else, some other way.
Let me put it this way: people can't change direction if they don't find out where the engine room is and take control of their ship.
That's right! Our minds run on autopilot until we turn the switch to manual!
Only then can we take true control. Until then, the ego will let's us think we are!
Which now leads me to explain something very cool -- and yet frustrating --that goes on in the universe. It's called:
Homeostasis.
Homeostasis is the dynamic stability inherent in systems and organisms that allow for self-regulation and survival.
Homeostasis fights to maintain stability of the system and so resists necessary changes, rejecting them as unnecessary for as long as possible.
Our egos are also homeostatic. They resist necessary changes, which is why developing a new mindset can be difficult or impossible without some sort of intervention. This intervention actually comes from both inside and outside of us. I'll explain more later
Suffice it to say that this intervention is called:
Consciousness.
Everyone knows they have it, but nobody really knows where it comes from. Scientists really can't figure it out. As I say, we'll discuss the origin of consciousness later.
What's very important to realize is just how pervasive consciousness is, at least the way that I'll define it (as have many philosophers).
Through consciousness, we become aware of our awareness and immediately activate it.
With awareness, we can observe our homeostatic processes and note that they exist.
We can observe the homeostatic structure without being captured by the dreams they try to make for us (to protect us).
That's right! At this stage, people realize that all that inner mental activity, all that internal dialog, all that worry, shame or anger -- it's not them!
More accurately, it's just a small part of them.
In this realization, the clouds are parted and the sky is observed in wonder and joy!
Then the real work begins. It's like we've been in The Matrix all our lives life. And we have! Then suddenly we're ejected into reality.
This process of using awareness to dissolve our entrapment by our egos is called:
Awakening.
The door to wakening can only be shown to someone.
They have to walk through it themselves. I know, sounds like Morpheus talking to Neo.
But it's so.
I'll describe the process of awakening for me in the training videos.
However, at least I will say it was quite a shock because I have (had) a strong ego all my life that doesn't like not being in charge of my mind!
Having awakened (and making sure one stays awake -- no easy task, as it takes practice) -- one can then begin the stage of:
Transformation.
A new dynamic stability (a new and improved system of homeostasis) must be formed by utilizing awareness to deconstruct existing static perceptions and habits.
Methods can then be used to guide ourselves towards new perception and habits that are conducive to achieving the desired goals. This is called transformation of mindset.
Comprehension is insufficient.
Any of us can comprehend this advice: 'Just Do It' and 'Never Quit' and we can even try to maintain that frame of mind as if these can become cheerleading mantras.
And it is actually possible to make them so, but it is very difficult to sustain this.
Why? Homeostasis. People haven't dealt with changing the underlying structure, which is designed for survival, not for progress.
We jump out of these as yet undeveloped frames of mind because homeostasis naturally drives people back into safe patterns. As a result, we fail and diminish in our efforts, sticking within our comfort zones.
More of a subtle problem are those who are thinking they are accomplishing something, but are actually just emoting from their usual comfort zone. These people too, will be unsuccessful and sadly -- will wonder what went wrong. These are kind people too. It's tragic.
It pains me to see this, when I know something can be done about it.
But people have to be ready to do something about it.
They'll have to want to engage or they will stay stuck!
Alleviation of Suffering.
Does everybody recognize the fundamental nature of humanity is to alleviate suffering?
It's true. And it's related to love.
Even the most evil person in the world commits murder to alleviate his own suffering.
The saddest people alleviate their suffering by committing suicide.
The normal people of the world alleviate the suffering of themselves, their friends and family.
The truly awakened people of the world try to achieve enlightenment so they can alleviate the suffering of humankind.
They do this in many ways!
One doesn't have to be a Mother Teresa to alleviate suffering of mankind
Making money online as an affiliate -- successfully selling products to those who want them, gets people what they want.
This is a valid form of helping people as long as we do our absolute best at it.
In this way, mindset transformation is completely relevant to affiliate marketing.
In fact, it's relevant for all the evergreen niches, too -- making money online, relationships, health & wellness and self-improvement.
What matters is that In each of those niches, recognition of the process to transformation will allow people to be successful in anything they do. Failure to recognize it will result in failure.
I suggest that learning about the transformation of our mindsets is PARAMOUNT in comparison to anything else we learn here at WA.
We can go through any number of training modules and blogs here, but we'll fail if we don't know how to change our mindset if it's wrong.
Our transformation will led to more success, more focus, more attention on what matters, more consistency with persistence, more positivity, determination and most importantly, the drive to take action!
In my case, my previously explored niches would have done some alleviation of suffering in the wellness and education areas. But personally, after 6 months at WA observing and learning, I've realized they were lacking in scope in comparison to what I should try to accomplish.
I believe we should operate at our fullest potential and I need to include myself. Those first niches would have limited me.
Now I have no excuse!
Learning transformation will help YOU find that which YOU have no excuse not doing!
If you've read this far, hopefully you'll stick around for more :)
Please Like and Comment! Or share ideas:
What do you think of this model of transformation?
Does it make sense to transform your mindset or are you perfectly-minded already? How have you achieved this ?
Will transformation of your mindset help you master your niche and why?
Always remember --- Just do it and never quit!
Marc
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Hi Marc, Sometimes i find that I do question what I am doing and why I do not achieve a certain level of success. Maybe you need to change your approach in order to succeed. it doesn´t mean that you quit, just that you change what you do in order to succeed, Alan
What you say is true!
Missing from my model here is the necessity to fail before one succeeds.
This is inherent in the model of forging new territory with a new mindset. However, you are right to point out that this should be mentioned, thank you!
There will be errors because a new path is being carved into essential new aspects of thinking and habit formation.
I appreciate you stopping by and sharing your insight! Marc
Very inspirational read, this coincides with my thinking and my ability to procrastinate. It's like I know what I have to do to be successful but I procrastinate because of over-confidence or the ego as it were. I'll start taking pages out of your book, I'll do something, commit to it and don't stop until I don't have a clue of what to do next.
Which also means no procrastination and denying myself success!
Thanks Marc.
Hi Rodney, I left you a quick note on your recent post.
Yes, commit also to observing your thought processes and emotions that arise when you start doing the things you have committed yourself to do!
Because something inside you says that's dangerous territory and tells you the safest strategy is procrastination.
I can't wait to see what you're going to be able to accomplish!
Marc
Thanks Marc, I just responded to your message on my page and I have to say that I'm impressed with what I read; it's like when I procrastinate, it's like I'm saying 'ah, the riches will be there waiting for me, there's no reason to rush to do something when I know it can get done at a later time or the time is not right'. My worst habit if I do say so myself
Yes, it's when we finally get annoyed with these structural habits that inhibit our success that we begin to wake up, look around, and ask 'what's happening?'
As I have, I'm ready to take success by the horns. Personally, I know fear of failure can be a powerful crutch when it comes to shielding oneself but I also remember a little something my second mom told me once, 'nothing ventured, nothing gained'.
Hi Marc
This is SO well said! I totally agree - mindset is everything!
And sometimes we trip ourselves up with patterns and believes that doesn't serve us well.
I also believe that many people come into WA with the most sincere intentions to do the work, to work hard, follow the training and never quit, yet our negative believes and patterns works against us on a level which we don't always recognize or understand.
Thus being able to eliminate those negative patterns and believes are SO important for our success here at WA.
I am looking forward to learn from you, Marc!
Wishing you an awesome day!
Sharlee (Chocolate IceCream)
Hi Sharlee, thanks for taking time to read all of this!
Totally agree with you that intentions of people joinging WA are sincere. Yes, there are a few trolls out there who join, not worth paying attention to (altogether too much attention is being paid to them, imo).
I hope I didn't downplay this sincerity too much, and I'm glad you mentioned this particular point.
What I see is a huge gap in people recognizing that their subconscious (or even conscious) patterns are a problem here!
So we have the handful of people with the right mindset flying high and right into the Super Affiliate status.
Then we have a huge group of people who try at WA and give up. A significant number.
Then we have a huge social group supporting each other, which helps... but.. It. Isn't. enough.
There doesn't seem to be many people -- in the middle -- taking a look at their mindset and seeing that there are flaws leading to failure patterns.
I'm trying to get that message through -- that mindset is really everything -- that everything, especially success, follows from that.
I need to do a better job getting through.
Right now, not enough people are reading this blog post (it is a bit long LOL) and recognizing the truth of it -- at least, that's what my intuition tells me!
Nevertheless, I'm determined to get it out there. I'm going to figure out how I can improve my pursuasive skills on this.
Finally, I need to say, absolutely, I'm very happy to do what I can to assist you, too! And learn from you as well.
all the best as always, Marc
Hi Marc
> What I see is a huge gap in people recognizing that their
> subconscious (or even conscious) patterns are a problem here!
This is SO true, Marc! And I am at a loss of how to help somebody who "don't know that they don't know".
I don't think it is you that are failing to get through to them, Marc. It is just the road that everybody is on.
Some of us have gotten to the point where we are aware that we "don't know", and we realize that what we don't know can keep us back, but others may not be there yet.
Some realize that our mindset and words, our patterns and behaviors are keeping us trapped, and for others it all seems like woo-woo talk. ;-)
The other day at the laundromat a guy asked what I was studying so vigorously. (I read with a highlighter in hand and a book looks "horrible" when I'm done with it - looks like I'm preparing for exams - LOL!) So I laughed and said that I'm just reading "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People", by Stephen Covey, for the who knows how many'eth time.
Well, he never heard of Covey, or any of his books. [gulp]
Neither have he heard about Napoleon Hill, or Tony Robbins, or Bob Proctor, or Wayne Dyer, or any of the many others that I tried to mention. Words like "mindset" or "self-help" didn't seem to spark any recognition or enthusiasm either.
I must admit, I didn't try very hard, I could probably have gotten him interested if I asked him more questions about his life, or tried to point out how certain thought-patterns can keep us from realizing our dreams...
Let's face it, what is being taught here at WA is extremely simple: do this, do that, watch this video and follow along, this is how you do this... If at any point it is difficult for us, we should recognize that it is not the "work" that is difficult, but that it is our subconscious that makes it difficult for us to do. Our subconscious is lovingly trying to protect us against something that has harmed or upset us in the past, and it don't want us to get ourselves into a similar situation again.
This is a field that highly interests me... so I'm on board Marc! ;-)
Wishing you an awesome day!
Sharlee (Chocolate IceCream)
Hi Sharlee, what an amazing reply!
You said: 'And I am at a loss of how to help somebody who "don't know that they don't know".'
I think you've hit the nail here. I think they have to be ready, around somebody who is ready, or around someone who knows and explains it. But in many cases an unready person's ego will reject the ideas.
As you've pointed out, Steven Covey, Earl Nightingale, Tony Robbins, T. Harv Ecker and others are great examples of people with the charisma to teach a breakthrough by 'overlaying' imprints on the subconscious and using other means to release the subconscious from it's protective ways.
So glad you are so very interested! You've been 'on board' before I arrived in 'WA town' but it's good to know you are focused like a laser beam on this!
Hope you've had a great weekend! Marc
Hi Marc
> I think they have to be ready, around somebody who is ready,
> or around someone who knows and explains it. But in many
> cases an unready person's ego will reject the ideas.
100% agree with that Marc!
The saying goes that when the student is ready, the teacher appears... And when the person is ready, even though they may not know about these things (yet), upon hearing it, their interest will be triggered and they'll be receptive to learn.
Yes, we had a good weekend - hope yours was awesome as well, Marc!
Sharlee (Chocolate IceCream)
I'll be interested to see what's next.
I agree -- mindset is vital, but it is not easy to get the subcouscious to change.
Hello Fran, I'm glad you stopped in! By all means, if you agree then share this blog with some people you know who can benefit from being exposed to this information.
As for getting the subconscious to change, we can only do that once the block is lifted out of the subconscious.
This is the typical process used in psychotherapy, but we can do it on ourselves at any time.
The process takes time because one must be constantly mindful of what the ego is doing to protect us from that subconscious item.
Hence an ongoing mindfulness practice is absolutely necessary for most people.
I know the thing that is KEY for me is listening to books or videos or whatever consistently on this topic.
If I stop listening (or reading, but I prefer to listen) then I feel my mindset shift in a negative way.
If I keep up with listening to teachers on this topic, my mindset shifts back to being more positive.
It makes a huge difference in my life and in my business. When I stop focusing on this topic, my business takes a bit of a dive because I stop believing in myself and I let things slide more.
Like anything, it takes consistent work.
- Christina
I completely understand. When I first started doing this, I listened to the same book on mindfulness practice EVERY DAY for at least 6 months.
It does take consistent work and it's the most important consistent work that needs to be done. -- But I think you already know and agree, Christina :) cheers!
Good morning, I thank you so very much for bringing up this topic. For pointing it out to everyone, mindset is everything, believing in yourself and what you are doing, not staying to yourself I may be successful at doing this, but knowing and believing that you will be successful in doing this, is what must surface from within you. In order to achieve your dreams, refusing to stop refusing to give up no matter what .and that must be in place already within your mind. I think you so very much for writing this article, May prosperity be with you.
Hello ERichardson1, thank you for your comments.
You do understand how mindset is where it all starts! I think my blog is just one more effort to help people see this truth and how they can identify what's holding them back with their current mindset.
This is my favorite topic. (You probably know that from reading some of my blog posts.)
Mindset is EVERYTHING.
It's everything.
It's so 100% everything that I can't even stress it enough how it's everything. lol
I think one big issue is that people aren't aware that they can change their mindsets and completely transform their lives.
(So good for you for helping people to become more aware with your blog post!)
People think that they're stuck in their circumstances. Meanwhile, by changing your mindset, you can completely change your circumstances.
While it's not always easy to change your mindset, if you do, the entire rest of the world around you will be SO MUCH EASIER.
So, it's definitely worth it. lol
Great topic! I can go on for DAYS about this, but I don't want to overtake your post. :)
- Christina
Christina, I'm very happy you noticed this blog and commented upon it.
I do follow you for your inspirational posts about success and mindset! It's always a pleasure reading your words.
I think I made this blog too massive -- but it's really for me to have a framework about the website project I have in mind.
You're absolutely right, too many don't realize mindset is EVERYTHING.
In fact, I didn't realize it was so 100% of everything until I sussed this out by being at WA for 6 months, looking at various blogs and seeing the real success rate is due to people with correct mindset!
Please feel free to share this post in your blogs if you think it's helpful. I know it's quite specific and too detailed, it makes a long read and I think for that reason, it would make a better multi-slide training than a blog.
But I'm learning!
And feel free to go on DAYS and DAYS about it because people still need to 'get it'!
cheers Marc.
You bet; I will do that! I need to put together a schedule such posts now that it's my niche area.
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Dear Marc,
This is a good thought process. I enjoyed reading it. The transformations of mindset are a way to win the war going on for your mind. It is true you do not need to be Mother Teresa to help people. I love you used a nurse for this point. Especially her. I thank you for discussion on Smartketer. Interesting to ponder this. I will try to learn more about the cookies. I have this joke around with Jay about showing up at his with girl scout cookies. Because once there was a knock at his door during his live webinar and I imagined doing a video jibba just to make people laugh... I crack me up lol!
Back to transformation and enlightenment, sorry for my side schwoggle. This is a beautifully phrased rendition
Thank you & kind regards,
Nurse Becca
I hear what you are saying, but sometimes that we treat it as a war for our our minds adds to the problem.
The consciousness is a superpower compared to the ego and wins all so-called battles with the ego through simple observation (awareness). That's not a war, that's the process of conquest!
If someone thinks they are warring with their ego, actually what they are doing is observing their ego make war upon itself, but they are getting trapped with one side of the ego winning the war, therefore their ego once again succeeds in capturing their attention :)
Acknowledgement and resistence of negativity is not the same as treating it as a super conflict. War is not the word perhaps. Ego in that context is a contemplation. I have a peaceful mindset. I would say I partially agree with you. I just wondered if I used those words, would you reply? It is not necessarily that I believe in adding to the problem... What problem are we discussing again, oh yeah! Lack of positive mindset to achieve homeostasis. Some times too many words can muddle things up. I do believe the ego is part of both conscious and subconscious. I just do not like a whole lot of discussion on prospects of psych babble balogna. I do like your discussions though. Because it is so debatable and you can be right in your own mind even if you're out of your mind. Thank you for the smile and courteous argument.
Sincerely,
Nurse Becca
Hello again Nurse Becca,
thanks for your time and the points you've shared. I'm happy to address them in turn, if I may?
First, resistance of negativity is not a recommended process. If by acknowledgement, you mean observation/awareness, I would agree that's entirely relevant.
Fully experiencing the negativity is recommended to uncover those subconscious elements (experiences) that are generating the negativity, which has been arising unbidden and causing mindset interference.
Hence there is no fight, no resistance needed. The urge to do so may arise.
Second, how is that peaceful mindset working out in your success strategies?
Basically, peaceful doesn't imply action, but rather inaction, so perhaps there is more to it for you than that, since obviously you work hard and are successful at some things, and not sitting around meditating peacefully all the time :)
Third, homeostasis doesn't need to be achieved; it's a property of the organism, a dynamic stability arising in different conditions.
The idea is to shift the homeostatic state of mind to the one we want by eliminating old habits/mindsets and creating new ones.
The positive mindset is the desired achievement, not its homeostatic counterpart.
I will explain this in more detail during the training as there is probably too much left unexplained in my post.
Finally, you say this: 'I just do not like a whole lot of discussion on prospects of psych babble balogna.'
If you are not interested in a whole field of science because you consider it psych babble balogna, then the information I'm presenting won't interest you at all, because you've decided not to like it. Why, only you know.
That is, you've onboard a mindset of resistance to psychology or else consider me a babbling babbler of psycho bologna.
In either case, you won't easily pay attention.
If you don't like something for irrational reasons that is otherwise very useful and pertinent, you may want to observe those phenomena causing you to feel resistant.
You have nothing to gain and much to miss out on by not liking to discuss this.
Marc
Meditation can happen on the fly☺❤ I often seem augmentative in my compliments. It is just language, and not truly accurate because based upon answers, replies, discussion it is frequently apparent what I mean did not surface in another person's mind. I think it is very kind of you to invite me. Elimination of old mindsets can be good or bad. As well as habits. I do like the field of study, science, psychology. I do not dislike any field entirely. I like the way you wrote this inspiring blog.
Resistance of negativity is not recommended by whom?
Yes, acknowledgment and awareness. enlightenment or just plain good sense. That was what I seem to have eluded to, whereas you have precision. Homeostasis is an interesting word. Not sure why I used it there.
You are curious to me, I mean it as a co worker type compliment. Not all psych is babble or balogna. It seems like a lot of humph over semantics, but you win. Lol! I just wanted to talk to you about nothing in particular for no reason other than pushing the like button, and enjoying reading your work. Please forgive me if I sounded rude. I do not easily pay attention, I work at it when warranted. I hope you have a great day. Birds are chirping me to get going. Thanks again!
Sincerely,
Nurse Becca
Nurse Becca you asked: 'Resistance of negativity is not recommended by whom?'
Many have said this in one way or another in discussing the practice of Mindfulness, which is why I used the passive voice!
Mindfulness is now a mainstream psychological practice.
What you are calling 'meditation on the fly' is actually mindfulness practice moment-to-moment.
As for semantics, if we aren't speaking the same language about these matters, we won't understand each other sufficiently.
It's probably my academic background provoking insistence on this. If two people can't agree on the definition of something, they can't have a meaningful conversation.
Nice well I wish you well anyway
I think it would be worth your while to consider watching my upcoming videos.
I'd like to hear your critiques/criticisms as I don't need everyone to agree.
You've already made me aware of the semantic issues I need to address in the videos. I appreciate that :)
But, if you think your mindset needs no correction or adaptation for success, or if you think your meditation on the fly all you need -- well, of course don't waste your time!
And in that case, I wish you well on your journey :)
Marc
Thanks Marc going in airplane mode
enjoy the flight!