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Attitude: Setja Your Life Compass Part 11

hjá Bryce Roadley á Febrúar 23, 2010

Change is possible (and inevitable).

“If you understand, things are just as they are; if you do not understand, things are just as they are.”

— Famous Zen Buddhist Proverb

In today’s world, things are changing near the speed of light. The technology driving our global economy needs an update almost as soon as it’s created. It even drives many to view modern change as something to be dreaded and even avoided. Futurist Alvin Toffler wrote: “In describing today’s accelerating changes, the media fire blips of unrelated information at us. Experts bury us under mountains of narrowly specialized monographs. Popular forecasters present lists of unrelated trends, without any model to show us their interconnections or the forces likely to reverse them. As a result, change itself comes to be seen as anarchic, even lunatic.”

Those who adopt a positive attitude understand that change is inevitable — it’s a natural part of the ebb and flow of reality. As life travelers, we must make sure our compass reflects the reality of change — that means flexibility in our expectations. Let’s revisit Victor Frankl, the concentration camp survivor and noted psychologist. Prior to World War II, Frankl had every reason to expect to live out a relatively pain free life as a therapist in Vienna. Even as he was dragged away to a “death camp,” Frankl continued to practice an attitude of hope and refused to allow his preconceptions to be so rigid as to break under the yoke of the Nazis.

Although Frankl suffered tremendous loss — his wife, parents and home — he nevertheless journeyed on and used the horrific experience to help thousands of others through his clinical practice and his literary works.

Frankl writes in “Man’s Search for Meaning:

“Just as a small fire is extinguished by the storm whereas a large fire is enhanced by it-likewise a weak faith is weakened by predicament and catastrophes whereas a strong faith is strengthened by them.”[1]


[1] Frankl, Victor: Man’s Search for Meaning, New York: Washington Square Books, 1984

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Attitude: Setja Your Life Compass Part 10

hjá Bryce Roadley á Janúar 27, 2010

2. Practice jákvæð venja

Þegar þú hefur "X'ed" burt neikvæðum vana þinn - skipta þá með fleiri jákvæða starfsemi og hegðun, það er nú tími til að setja þessar venja í starfi. Þróa áætlun ef þörf krefur. Mundu að orð Aristótelesar: "Við erum það sem við gerum endurtekið. Ágæti, þá, er ekki athöfn en venja. "Segjum sem svo að ein spegilmynd af neikvæðni þín inniheldur spouting burt snide athugasemdir um samstarfsfólk þitt um leið og þeir snúa aftur þeirra. Með því að viðurkenna hvers vegna þú hegða sér með þessum hætti - í gegnum sjálfskoðunar - þú getur fyrst, þekkja neikvæð venja, sem leiðir til sýrða viðhorf, og meðvitað skipta með eitthvað jákvæðari.

Finna lúmskur enn heiðarlegur leiðir til hrós sem þú notaðir til að disparage. Ekki kemur á of mikil og skyndilegur - sem smacks af phoniness. Þú gætir jafnvel fundið phony í fyrsta - eins og ofgnótt reyna á Tuxedo. En, muna, það tók ævi fyrir þig að þróa núverandi viðhorfi þínu. Jákvæð hegðun tekur tíma og. Tímanum, þú munt finna það nýja sett á að venja munu byrja að finna eðlilegt því þú munt hafa orðið að eins konar manneskja - einstaklingur með jákvætt viðhorf.

3. Your Visualize New Attitude

Ímyndaðu þér að þóknun nýtt hús byggt. Þó að leita að arkitekt, þú viðtal tveir vongóður horfur. Sú fyrsta sýnir nákvæma áætlun fyrir nýja heimilið þitt. Hún notar sjón alnæmi og eigið ímyndunarafl hennar til að hjálpa þér nánast "sjá" hvernig á að byggja mun rennsli við land, hvernig geislar og rafters mun rísa og hvernig hvert herbergi verður lagt út.

Önnur arkitekt gengur einfaldlega um að byggja síða mumbling sér. Hann horfir á þig og segir:, "Well, Ég get ekki raunverulega útskýra hvernig ég muni hanna hús á, það verður bara byggt einhvern veginn. "Hvaða arkitekt muntu ráða?

Þú ert arkitektinn af the hvíla af þinn líf. Það er undir þér komið að ekki aðeins lifa jákvætt viðhorf, heldur einnig til þess að verkefni hvernig sem lífið muni leika út í myndinni skjánum kallast ímyndun þín. Taka sumir rólegur tími út daginn og slaka á í uppáhalds staður þinn - the beach, a garður, er róandi, rólegur herbergi og einfaldlega ímynda sér hvers konar manneskja þú væri ef þú setur meginreglur um jákvætt viðhorf í verki á daglega. Skrifa athugasemdir um visualization. Ákveðnar vísindalegar rannsóknir hafa sýnt að endurtaka visualization ákveðin hegðun getur hjálpað hvetja heilann til að mynda tauga leiðir til að gera þá starfsemi sem starfa fleiri sléttur.

Þegar þú byrjar að æfa jákvæð venja viðhorf, þú munt upplifa fögnuð sem hægt-en-vafalaust þróast, líf - áttaviti er beint til hamingju.

En, gera ekki mistök að hugsa landslagið verður sama um ferðina. Áttaviti nálar gera dvöl ekki fastur á hausnum. Taktu eftir hvernig áttaviti nál bregst við breytingum á áttir - í mjög sveigjanlegur, næstum feathery, konar hreyfing. Ef við gera ekki pláss fyrir breytingum, við á hættu að missa stefnu okkar og falli aftur í neikvæðu viðhorf.

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Attitude: Setja Your Life Compass Part 9

Janúar 21, 2010

Success is a Force of Habit
Assuming you have come to this point and decided to at least try to live with a positive attitude, your next question is likely to sound something like: “Ok, now what do I do? How do I make my positive attitude relevant in my life?” The “what” and “how” begin [...]

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Attitude: Setja Your Life Compass Part 8

Janúar 21, 2010

Today, the Honda Motor Co. employs thousands of workers in factories across the globe — all because one man refused to allow failures and unfortunate circumstances to stop his dream.
We all have failures in our past. Even remote slip-ups from childhood can reach into our adult lives and stop us from maintaining a “true North” [...]

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Attitude: Setja Your Life Compass Part 7

Janúar 19, 2010

. A Failed Past Does Not Define Us
He should have been a failure.
Soichiro Honda pursued a dream he carried throughout his childhood, to leave his native village of Komyo, Japan and work with automobile engines. As a student, Honda had failed — his impatience for classroom work erupted once when he told a frustrated [...]

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Attitude: Setja Your Life Compass Part 6

Janúar 14, 2010

Francesca Reigler said: “Happiness is an attitude.  We either make ourselves miserable, or happy and strong.  The amount of work is the same.”
Each individual has to determine what will make one happy. And the only way to get to that point is to examine who we have been, who we are now and who we [...]

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Attitude: Setja Your Life Compass Part 5

Janúar 12, 2010

 
As Frankl found out, there are basically two types: Those who choose to see life through mud-colored glasses and those who see life clearly in 20/20 vision. There is, of course, the third type who see life as 24/7, rosy happiness and fail to acknowledge things the way they are. But that’s simply the same [...]

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Attitude: Setting Your Life Compass Part 4

Janúar 12, 2010

. Trying on a New Attitude
Of course, changing an attitude is not as simple as changing a wardrobe or deciding to take a different motor route. Our life attitude is often a matter of default behavior. Consider a new personal computer. After you take it out of the box and set it up, the PC [...]

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Attitude: Setja Your Life Compass Part 3

Janúar 8, 2010

B. So, How Do You View Life?
Never had the soil of bitterness and anger been so fertile then on the grounds of Nazi concentration camps in World War II. Men, women and children who were deemed undesirable by Hitler’s maniacal regime were shipped far from their homes on railway boxcars like human livestock to compounds [...]

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