Regardless of dilemma we are facing, decisions we make in life, are a direct derivative of the state of mind we are in when making a decision. In a higher state of mind – our decisions based on higher level of our innate potential / intelligence while in a lower state of mind – decisions we make, will be based on proportionally lower level of our innate potential / intelligence. The best way to assess our state of mind is by the type of feeling we are experiencing when delibe

We are experiencing life by having thoughts, which cause us to have feelings. We think about anything and everything that goes on in our lives. But where are these thoughts originate? And when faced with an identical decision, why one individual will have one kind of thought, while someone else will experience a totally different thought in reaction to the same circumstances? The thoughts we are having are not random, and coming from our CONDITIONED mind. When we are born, t

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Hands-on interactive journey to reach clarity of mind, enabling us to move forward. It is not about memorizing techniques and strategies, and not about short live motivational quotes. By reading short story a day, applying its essence during the day and doing simple visual practices, the readers will be able to realize for themselves what is causing one to feel stuck, and then, the shift in perspective happens immediately. Self-realization is a key in creating a lasting effec

In my humble opinion, as a functioning adults, turning to family, friends, colleagues, therapists or coaches for an advice on making a personal decision, is a mistake. We are looking for answers in all the wrong places. All we need to make a judgment is embedded within us, it’s just that we are not aware of it yet. In this short article I will present for your consideration a simple system which is designed to enable us to make decisions of any kind by ourselves for ourselves

Like anything in life, the right answers to seemingly complicated questions feel right and just make sense. As an adult, turning to family, friends, colleagues, or coaches for a direction is a mistake. You are looking for answers in all the wrong places. Everyone lives in a separate reality, and even though they are in your corner, they might see things subjectively. All the information you need to make any decision in life lies within you. It is just that you are not aware o

Some more than others, but we all have a closet full of mental baggage. As we grow older and venture in to the world, somehow we tend to believe than this collection of past experiences defines who we are for a lifetime, and it’s a waste of our time trying to change who we have become. Let’s just accept it as a fact and make the best of it. I’m here to say, that this assumption is completely false. This confining self-definition is a result of a conditioned thinking which der

It is very disappointing when my background is impressive, my resume is well written, I’m looking in all the right places, and yet, no results. Some phone screens, and few in-person interviews, without any kind of job offers to follow. My self-confidence is hitting the bottom and I feel completely depleted and exhausted. Not a drop of energy left in me to keep searching and facing the probable rejection. What am I doing wrong? What should I do next? It’s definitely a definin

After a long period of successful employment, my son decided to leave his job. As a traditional father, my alarms went off. Being aware of how most of the hiring managers perceive the unemployed, I was worried, very worried. Please, think it over. Why not stay employed while looking for a new opportunity? You are making a mistake. He looked at me and said: I don’t want the quality of my work to be affected by the consequences of my decision to leave. Mentally, I’m not here, a

If you ask most of college bound youngsters what they would like to pursue in college and why, most of them aim for a high paying careers, with a number one reason, the paycheck. Yes, financial compensation is important, but should it be the main reason to dedicate your professional life to? Have you ever wondered why we switch jobs on average every 18 months and change careers about 4 times during the working years? Or, why we get stressed, grow wide and become sick more fre

Meet Casey, all she ever wanted to become is a writer. In high school her work got low grades and teachers commented by saying it’s not her strong suit. As college approached, her parents were advised that she will never be a writer and a career involving creative expression is absolutely the wrong direction for her. Thankfully, her mom, being a therapist, understood the importance of allowing her daughter to follow her passion and supported Casey’s decision not give up and

Most of us had an experience facing a tall obstacle on our path of life. I’m specifically referring to walls erected and controlled only by others, not by you. For example not getting a response from a hiring company, desperately trying to get your kid into a specific nursery, getting your offer rejected by a seller, having a bad relationships, etc. One could claim to never give up, keep at it and fight. But does it worth it? I’m here to say, no, it isn’t. Here is a short

It’s the most common response to a question of is it worth my time and effort? The deeper question a person should ask herself/himself is why do I want to be a lawyer? It's because my dad wants me to be one, or the prestige that comes with a title, the money, the parties, being able to wear a suite or high heels, finding a mate, or helping others, opportunity to research and analyze, arguing a case, solving problems, dedication to justice, making a difference? Based on the an