Posts Tagged ‘Release Technique’
Tweet “I was looking for love in all the wrong places. Looking for love in too many faces. Searching your eyes, looking for traces, of what… I’m dreaming of… Hopin’ to find a friend and a lover, God bless the day I discover, another heart, lookin’ for love…” You probably recognize the words from the Waylon Jennings song. Isn’t that how many of us in this world spend our entire life? Looking for love in too many faces. We are looking for love exactly where it is not, out there. Maybe when we lay in that crib with …
Tweet By Dennis Sullivan Go ahead, admit it. You like to look at what’s wrong, don’t you? It’s okay. Admit it. Self honesty is a good thing and helps you get on track. Actually, it’s not you that like to look at what’s wrong. It’s your mind that likes to look at what’s wrong and you’re unconsciously going along with that mind of yours. You don’t see it happening because you’re living unconscious to what your mind is telling you to do. You’re living on automatic, meaning you react automatically to whatever happens. Let’s get really direct about this. …
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Tweet Which one are you? When you break it right down, there are really only TWO types of people in the world. 1. There are people who WANT things. This group makes up 99% of the population. These people go through life, mostly striving and working hard, but sadly never really getting all that they want. 2. And there are people who CHOOSE TO HAVE things. This group amounts to only 1% of the population. Yet, this group are made up of the super-achievers. They seem to waltz through life with Lady Luck on their arm. On the …
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Tweet By Dennis Sullivan When we have a situation, a trouble, or a problem we can’t resolve, the very first thing we do habitually is, we ask our mind for a solution. Our mind is a recording and playing back unit. If our mind knows, we don’t have to ask. The answer is recorded and automatically pops up. The information comes up instantly. If we need to ask our mind, we already know our mind doesn’t have the answer. Silly isn’t it? We continually ask our mind, when we know our mind doesn’t have the answer? Go into that empty …
Tweet The issue of facing challenges is a very interesting point. Take a moment and check in with yourself and see “How do you face challenges?” Notice if any of these suggestions rang true with you: Avoid dealing with person or situation that feels challenged Complain about challenges Try to figure out what to do or not do about current challenges that you are experiencing Use methods similar to parents, family members, friends or colleagues Become agitated because of challenges that sometimes seem endless Perhaps you might agree that none of the above suggestions are effective in facing or resolving …
