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| www.stevepavlina.com, www.mercola.com, Amazon.com: Online Shopping for Electronics, Apparel, Computers, Books, DVDs & more Q: If you had a chance, would you reset your life while still having the knowledge you do now??? |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Logan, UT
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Besides, I'm kind of enjoying bumbling around in the dark... It makes the light moments all the brighter. Q: What do you fear the most? | |
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A: I deal with negative thought by accepting why I thought it in the first place and brainstorming different corresponding thoughts through different perspectives until I think of a motivating positive thought that I feel good about. Q: What do you spend most of your time on, and why? |
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A: An intimidating question. Indeed. That's maybe my biggest problem. Q: Where will you be and what will you do in november 2016? Last edited by Vektor; 11-26-2006 at 09:43 PM. Reason: accidentally posted a reply to wrong question |
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Q: What is your biggest strength and how can it help achieve your goals? | |
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| Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia
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Q: What could you do in the next 5 minutes to be a better person? | |
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| Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia
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| A: Green Eggs and Ham... great book that one, I remember reading it as a child Q: What is your all time favourite "classic" game? |
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A: Connect Four (I don't know if that is classic but I was really good at it and loved playing it with my sister) Q: What is the strangest, most unexplainable thing that has ever happened to you? |
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Q: When you die, how will you know if you led a fulfilling life? | |
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| Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia
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1) Change your perception, to something other than, "I dislike networking, but I will do it because my job requires it" 2) Change the whole way you network, to something that you enjoy 3) Outsource it to someone that enjoys it 4) Take a step back and ask if your job is really for you, or does it even need networking? Q: Top 3 things that bring a smile to your dial? | |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Melbourne, Australia
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A bit of digging here. Thank you so much for the question. A bit of a challenge to come up with something, but once i broke through the "i dont know", here it is. -When i am fearless, without a worry or concern in the world and dancing in full expression from the depths of my being. Just flowing in a natural rythm (Have not done that for a looooong time.) -When i am confident, fearless, without any concern, and a woman smiles from her heart out of pure joy and is emanating the inner light in all its glory. -Play like a child. Sometimes i dont have to and i just sense the child energy in the place i am at. Like when i went to a voting booth recently which was at a school. Wonderous, joyous and i just light up. beautiful. Q. Is there something in the depths of your being you would really like to do but are not doing it or experiencing it? Imagine it could be possible somehow How would it impact your life. How does it feel? Has this line of questioning and your experience of it spured you to be any different to before answering the question |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Helsinki, Finland
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I would also like to learn to dance well, it would feel extremely good, this is probably what I'm going to do during the next months. I would also like to *censored*, it would also feel extremely good but I fear the effects to be destructive to my life. This line is really nothing new to me, but it cheered me up once again. Q: Would you lie to defend the truth? | |
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I follow my heart. My heart speaks to my head, and then my head can change it's mind. This is what the word (REPENT) means. To have another mind/change your mind, to be in alliance with the heart. My head can also speak to my heart, instructing it to soften/forgive, release it. Basically I allow a dialouge betwen my head, and my heart. My question:I see paradise unfolding before my very eyes. Do you see paradise unfolding? |
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A: Sometimes. When it happens (or when I notice it) it almost makes me cry. I'm still searching though Q: What is your quirkiest behaviour? Last edited by JohnnyJimJams; 12-04-2006 at 10:43 PM. Reason: My gramma :) |
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Quirkiest behavior? I guess I'm quirky as a whole. I like to imagine myself as someone else and act as if I was them. And sometimes when I'm alone, I will talk to someone who's not there. That way, I can say whatever I want without offense. Q: What is the evilest thing you have ever done in your Life? |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Paris, France
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A: When I was 12, a bunch of kids in my class (including me) did something wrong, and we were all kept after class for 2 hours. One lucky boy, however, got away without being punished. This made me jealous and, to impress my 'friends,' I made sure the school authorities didn't forget him and keep him too! Q:Who is your favourite comedian? |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: New York, NY
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My favorite comedian is Eddie Izzard, because he is not just funny but insightful and brilliant. What did you differently today than you usually do? |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2006
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I bunked office pretending to be sick I am a *little* ill (bit of a persistent high temperature), but where I am, people work through their illness. And I've been on sick leave for the past three days (gasp!) because I've really been ill! And my boss specifically asked me to try to make it today and tomorrow, and I've let him know I can't go on Friday either! And I'm pretty sure he's pissed at me. And on top of it all, I don't care I've had a wonderful day, read and replied to a lot of posts here, went to another office to do some work and got an Indication for an Intention I'm manifesting, had a great cup of hot chocolate (yay!) manifested an intention (met my grandma, and she recognized me despite her illness When I meet my boss after the weekend, I'll let him know that I plan to hand in my resignation letter (1 months' notice is required) ASAP. This is so that my intention to move to Melbourne in February 2007 gets manifested: I'll need a few days for packing and saying goodbye etc. It was a great day, and I'm sure tomorrow will be too I've never done something like this before, let alone so light-heartedly (er, now i feel a bit guilty Question : Have you ever taken sick leave without being really sick? When was the last time? Why did you do it? And if you've never done it, would you ever do something like that? |
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