Principled Philosophy The Value of Candor Candor is the best way to make a business, a relationship, or a new idea, operate faster and better. Too many people are unwilling to say what they think. They keep their mouths shut in order to avoid conflict, or sugarcoat bad news to make people feel better, but in the [...]
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Principled Philosophy “Resentment is like taking poison and waiting for the other person to die.” ~ Malachy McCourt Tanzan was a professor of Philosophy at the Japanese Imperial University (now the University of Tokyo) during the Meiji period, and was considered a Zen master during his day. His peers noted that he had a gift for seeing [...]
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Principled Philosophy Taking Out the Trash People living in their Soul Purpose find that they are guided and inspired to know what to do with their lives. You find life flowing through you rather than feeling like you have to control things and force things to happen. Yes, you still have to act to make things happen, [...]
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Principled Philosophy Visioneering So many people underestimate the power of imagination. They don’t realize that the power to visualize is a powerful tool, that can both build and destroy outcomes. Have you ever caught yourself “reliving” in your mind a real experience where you were the victim and things didn’t turn out how you wanted them too? [...]
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Principled Philosophy Stress-Management Strategies There is no denying the fact that stress is a part of everyday life and it is caused either by your outer or inner environments. Also, the management of stress is no accident, and those who succeed at controlling its effects do so because of strategy. Stress management strategies are not difficult to [...]
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Principled Philosophy Personal Strengths-Tools of Reality Our personal strengths are the tools that we use to build our reality. These personal strengths began as images in our mind, and through preparation, practice, and performance we welcome the entrance of new personal strengths into our world. From that moment forward these new tools became important instruments for creating [...]
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Principled Philosophy Problem Solving-Critical Thinking Skills Developing high level critical thinking skills are essential tools for advanced problem-solving and achieving success. Your success will be proportionate with your critical thinking skills. Problems can be diverse, simple or complex and these problems will appear in the personal, professional, or educational arenas of your life. Make no mistake, problems [...]
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Principled Philosophy Willpower-Muscle of Achievement Every great achievement the world has come to know began as a thought in someone’s mind. It started as a small germ of a thought and through the power of concentration was catapulted into the world as a new reality. Whether it was sending a man into space, building great structures, or [...]
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Principled Philosophy Understanding that thoughts become things is a very important concept because it gives you direct control (and accountability) over every area of your life. Because of this, what you are putting into your head each day is of paramount importance. A very high percentage of your daily thoughts are the very same thoughts you [...]
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Principled Philosophy Have you ever asked yourself why investing in your mental capital is so important? Most people love to sound smart and feel more knowledgeable when talking to others, but this is secondary. Mental capital is what leads to, and cultivates, specialized skill or knowledge. These two things are the keys to creating value and abundance [...]
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