So far so good. You have met the myths of taking risk and your life is simpler. But wait…it it is not enough to know the theory. Your subcinsciousness will still sabotage your action. Yet before we start working with your brain, crack one more code.
Have you tested the two first myths of taking the risk? Great. Now you are not supposed to start from the toughest task or to lift the heaviest weights to succees. However, you can still be trapped by some more myths which we will crack below
How many times have you heard about leaving your comfort zone? Sometimes you might think that this idea is a commandment. Just think of the advice found in nearly all self-help books or seminars. On the other hand, you might ehar that it’s better to stick to secure job, that taking risk is crazy. So where is the truth?
Today I need to ask you for help. Many times it was you who could find useful tips on my blog. However today I am totally mislead by the two very similar terms. Let’s take this quote: “The future belongs to the risk-takers, not the comfort seekers.”
Tricky, isn’t it? Have you ever wondered if there is any difference between taking ris and taking challenge?
Have you ever doubted if the fair play attitude is rational? How many times have you seen taht the fair-players are struggling more to achieve their goals? If you answered “Yes” to the above questions, I will give you a challenge.
“Oh no, another nagging post” – you might say. “There are tones of articles about procrastination, what else will I read here – different from the rest?”
Yes, you are completely right. Reading itself will not help you to win your challenges. Not every set of procrastination remedies is just for you. But even if you might seem to find the right method, there is stil one important thing
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If you compare the winner’s code to the plant, you will find one thing in common. No plant can exist having only leaves or only roots.
You have already met some branches of the Ultimate Code of Criticism. But what about the roots?
Have you defined your most wicked self? Congratulations. You have cracked the first code of criticism But this is just the first stage. Now you need to take action. it might be challenging knowing that you are also prone to abuse other people. However, ther is one efficient tip to achieve this goal.
You can easily find the reasons for criticizing others. It is enough to check some fora. It is usually you who might be the victim. You will rarely accept alternative facts. If you are abused it is even obvious. But the reality may surprise you.
Have you found any examples of positive feedback during your school life? If yes, congratulations. Now you can efficiently win abuse. Remember that we are learning all the time so the past feedback can help you or make your present lessons tougher. More often you were not so lucky and you were criticized, often in the destructive way. How?
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