Action Cures Fear By [Idopedia]

Posted on by M.Muzammil
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Fear stops people from capitalizing on opportunity; Fear wears down physical vitality; Fear actually makes people sick, cures organic difficulties, shortens life; Fear closes your mouth when you want to speak. Fear is success enemy no-1.

Fear-uncertainty, lack of confidence-explains why we still have economic recessions. Fear explains why millions of people accomplish little and enjoy little. Truly fear is a powerful force. In one way or another fear prevent people from getting what they want from life. It is form of psychological infection. We cure a mental infection the same way we care a body infection-with the specific, proved treatments.

“Deposit only +ve thoughts in your memory bank (Brain)”

“Withdraw only +ve thoughts from your memory bank (Brain)”

When You Feel Your Progress On The Job Is Slowing Down, Think Big

Posted on by Muddasir Hussain

No matter what you do and regardless of your occupation, higher status, higher pay come from one thing:increasing the quality and quantity of your output. Do this:

Think, “I can do better.” The best is not unattainable. There is room for doing everything better. Nothing in this world is being done as well as it could be. And when you think, “I can do better.” ways to do better will appear. Thinking “I can do better” switches on your creative power.

Think Big Enough to see that if you put service first, money takes care of itself. In the words of Publish shore: A wise man will be master of his mind, A fool will be its slave.

Think big

Because of these errors many people sell themselves short. They fail to tackle challenging situations because it “takes a brain.” But along comes the fellow who isn’t concerned about intelligence, and gets the job.

“But You have Got to Have Brains to Succeed.”

Posted on by Muddasir Hussain

Intelligence excusitis, or “I lack brains,” is common. In fact, it’s so common that perhaps as many as 95 percent of the people around us have it in varying degrees. Unlike most other types of excusitis, people suffering from this particular type of the malady suffer in silence. Not many people will admit openly that they think they lack adequate intelligence. Rather, they feel it deep down inside.

Most of us make two basic errors with respect to intelligence:

but You have Got to Have Brain to Succeed

  1. We underestimate our own brainpower.
  2. We overestimate the other fellow’s brainpower.

Because of these errors many people sell themselves short. They fail to tackle challenging situations because it “takes a brain.” But along comes the fellow who isn’t concerned about intelligence, and he gets the job.

The thinking that guides your intelligence is much more important than the quantity of your brainpower. Let me repeat, for this is vitally important: the thinking that guides your intelligence is much more important than how much intelligence you may have.