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Palmari · 12-24-2006, 06:46 AM

I believe there is absolutely no end to personal development because whether you like it or not, you will change as a person either for the good or for the bad, it's up to you which one you choose. As discussed elsewhere on this thread, you may find that the perfect life that has no flawes to speak of and is awesome in every way will lose it's intensity. A friend of mine who runs several companies including a personal development company started doing seminars from a garage with 3 participants and now runs programs throughout the world. He recently told me that the hunger to build this company was enormous but has now lost it's intensity and he has now moved on to several other projects. Although these projects are in related areas he still reached what seemed to be the perfect life and then it slowly became not enough and he had to move on.

The moral of that story is that you will change as a person which means you need to conciously develop that change with personal development whether it's something you read or listen to or your own instinctive development. Growth is the key to ultimate happiness and fulfilment.

I hope this post provides a perspective of interest to readers.

BTW, my name is Chris Lyons, I am 24, a fitness professional, martial artist and up and coming personal development speaker form Sydney Australia. I am currently piloting a seminar and audio program called super human.

12-24-2006, 06:46 AM	#9 (permalink)
Palmari Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Western Sydney, Australia Posts: 3	Cani I believe there is absolutely no end to personal development because whether you like it or not, you will change as a person either for the good or for the bad, it's up to you which one you choose. As discussed elsewhere on this thread, you may find that the perfect life that has no flawes to speak of and is awesome in every way will lose it's intensity. A friend of mine who runs several companies including a personal development company started doing seminars from a garage with 3 participants and now runs programs throughout the world. He recently told me that the hunger to build this company was enormous but has now lost it's intensity and he has now moved on to several other projects. Although these projects are in related areas he still reached what seemed to be the perfect life and then it slowly became not enough and he had to move on. The moral of that story is that you will change as a person which means you need to conciously develop that change with personal development whether it's something you read or listen to or your own instinctive development. Growth is the key to ultimate happiness and fulfilment. I hope this post provides a perspective of interest to readers. BTW, my name is Chris Lyons, I am 24, a fitness professional, martial artist and up and coming personal development speaker form Sydney Australia. I am currently piloting a seminar and audio program called super human.