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Your 3 Worst Enemies Exposed!

What Can Stop YouSuccess in life has always meant and will always mean different things to different people.

Irrespective of your life circumstances, a pattern or process of thinking is responsible for the results that you have gained up until this point.

We all have an inbuilt desire to do better and achieve more. It can be as big as wanting to lose weight or as small as wanting to be a millionaire. You may think that I have got the measurement of these goals the wrong way around, in fact both goals require the same set of skills and requirements, the fundamental of which is DISCIPLINE.

A paradigm is a set of assumptions, concepts, values, and practices that constitute a way of viewing reality.

Paradigms definitely do not die easily and the weapons your old thinking will use to hold you back in life have awesome potential power.

Your old paradigm, which is more commonly referred to as your “old conditioning,” will fight you. In fact, you’re old conditioning will put up a tremendous battle.

Amongst the main culprits are DOUBT, FEAR, and ANXIETY. Between them, they have the power to bring your progress to an abrupt halt right at the point you are making the decision to make your move.

This is how they work together: doubt creeps in and causes the fear, which in turn then causes the anxiety.

The three can strike at lightening speed so be ever alert to their trickery or in other words: Keep thy heart with all diligence, for out of it flows the issues of life! Proverbs 4:23

Nigel Ipinson-Fleming
Emerge Personal development

How do You See You?

img_eye2There is a fascinating biblical story that tells of a group of of 12 spies that were designated to go spy out new territory for takeover.

Of the 12 spies 10 returned saying mission impossible, with 2 saying we can definitely do this.

The 10 that returned with a negative report told tales of giants and insurmountable hurdles, and specifically they said ‘we looked like grasshoppers to them’.

Their perception of what they could achieve and their own abilities were reduced by because of the way they looked at themselves.

Your attitude determines your altitude or your perception of you determines what you think you are capable of achieving.

HOW DO YOU SEE YOU?

Nigel Ipinson-Fleming

Emerge Me