Comments on: Mindset Mastery 28 - Of Irony And Promises http://www.seanrasmussen.com/success/mindset-mastery-28-of-irony-and-promises/ Law Of Attraction and Success Communication Fri, 21 Nov 2008 12:45:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Kinsey Barnard http://www.seanrasmussen.com/success/mindset-mastery-28-of-irony-and-promises/#comment-658 Kinsey Barnard Wed, 30 Jul 2008 14:16:37 +0000 http://www.seanrasmussen.com/?p=194#comment-658 I read alot of Hill when was younger. Excellent information. I read alot of Hill when was younger. Excellent information.

]]> By: Reprogramming the Mind for Success http://www.seanrasmussen.com/success/mindset-mastery-28-of-irony-and-promises/#comment-654 Reprogramming the Mind for Success Mon, 28 Jul 2008 02:05:59 +0000 http://www.seanrasmussen.com/?p=194#comment-654 Hi Sean, When I was younger I realized my power was not so much my persistance but rather the catalyst or 'reason' I would persist in something, and it was always when someone told me I couldn't do something. Not always in an authoritative sense (although this still gets up my goat), but just in a sense of not believing that it was possible. People don't think you can do something but deep down they don't think they can do it. I have no idea why I said this when I was around 13-14, but I declared to my Mum that I was going to change the world. Without even lifting her nose form her book she replied, you will never do that, it can't be done. I silently declared that I was going to now change the world 10 times over. Hmmm such was my way. But I have since learned that although a good motivator, at some point your motivation needs to have a reason that drives you internally, a sense of purpose in life beyond what you see, but what you feel. Too many people glitter and shine in the public eye only to be in pain internally. I look forward to more on this topic Dean Hi Sean,
When I was younger I realized my power was not so much my persistance but rather the catalyst or ‘reason’ I would persist in something, and it was always when someone told me I couldn’t do something.

Not always in an authoritative sense (although this still gets up my goat), but just in a sense of not believing that it was possible. People don’t think you can do something but deep down they don’t think they can do it.

I have no idea why I said this when I was around 13-14, but I declared to my Mum that I was going to change the world. Without even lifting her nose form her book she replied, you will never do that, it can’t be done. I silently declared that I was going to now change the world 10 times over. Hmmm such was my way.

But I have since learned that although a good motivator, at some point your motivation needs to have a reason that drives you internally, a sense of purpose in life beyond what you see, but what you feel. Too many people glitter and shine in the public eye only to be in pain internally.

I look forward to more on this topic

Dean

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