Where you are in life now is directly attributable to the decision and actions that you have taken in the past.
In this category you will find lots of information to help you understand the importance of having a positive mental attitude.
A positive mental attitude is the most important thing you need to help you succeed in any walk of life. It enables you to live life on your terms and become more creative as opposed to competitive.
It helps you connect to the infinite intelligence that exists outside of the three-dimensional material world we inhabit most of the time.
The great thinkers, scholars and creators have all known about this secret and now I want to share everything I can with you to help you live the life you and your family deserve.
Mark Dawes
Where you are in life now is directly attributable to the decision and actions that you have taken in the past.
Life or Death – The Placebo and Nocebo Effect
You can’t change the past but you can change the future.
The problem for some people is that they live in a future based on bad things that have happened to them in the past that they can’t let go of.
This is the audio from a Masterclass that I ran on the 21st May 2020. It looks at the science behind how and why your thoughts, intentions and meditations can literally change your reality that you experience every day, as well as why some people get stuck in their reality and can never seem to change it. It builds … Read more
The following facts are proven to the true……. # The same thoughts always lead to the same choices. # The same choices always lead to the same actions and behaviours. # The same behaviours always create the exact same experiences # The same experience produce the same emotions. # Those same emotions influence those very same thoughts. When this happens, … Read more
Scientific Research has shown that just one hour of focussed concentration on any concept or idea literally doubles the number of neurological connections in the brain associated with that concept or idea. If we also consider that the average person has between sixty to seventy thousand thoughts a day but that ninety to ninety-five percent of those thoughts were … Read more
According to the Pareto principle, 80 percent of our success is down to possibly less than 20 percent skill?
I was recently following a thread on someone’s Facebook profile in relation to an article called ‘Intelligence Is Overrated: What You Really Need To Succeed’ that was published by Forbes in April 2012, and I have linked in to at the end of this post.
The article cites research that was carried out by the Carnegie Institute of Technology, which stated that 85 percent of your financial success is due to skills in “human engineering,” your personality and ability to communicate, negotiate, and lead. Shockingly, only 15 percent is due to technical knowledge.