A Fun Game
By xing2008 on Dec 7, 2010 | In Health | 2 feedbacks »
Hi all, I have been busy on other things for almost two months, and haven't posted any update. Sorry for the late update. I just bought a couple more interesting books last week. They are "A Whole New Mind", "The Last Career Guide You'll Ever Need" by Daniel H. Pink, and "the Invisible gorilla" by Christopher Chabris and Daniel Simons. If I come cross some interesting points from these books, I will keep you posted. ![]()
Now, let's play a game:
Grab the closest book to you right now, and open page 113. Go to line number 18. What is the first sentence that comes up?
Mine is "What you wish for another, you are wishing for yourself." from the book Think Yourself Rich by Joseph Murphy.
Try it yourself and if you like, let me know what you got in the comments. Maybe it's some messages that your subconscious mind wants to send you. Who knows. ![]()
Gasoline and Car Analogy
By xing2008 on Oct 4, 2010 | In Health | 21 feedbacks »
One month ago, I have written a post "Sun and Moon Analogy". Today, I have another one to share:
"The gasoline doesn't run your car. It has to become a vapor first, it has to change before it becomes empowered, just as your mind has to change before your world moves to where you want it."
"If you're afraid that you'll catch a cold because someone in the office sneezes, your fear becomes a movement of your own mind that creates what you expect, what your fear and believe. You'll notice that others in the office don't get a cold because they don't believe in it. They believe in health."
-- The Power of Your Subconscious Mind
Gasoline --fuels--> car
Mind --fuels--> you
Therefore, in my opinion, believe in health, think healthily. To me, if I see medicine commercials on TV, I will switch to another channel because most of the medicine commercials inject worries and depression to the audience. Think healthy and live a happy life ![]()
The Challenger
By xing2008 on Oct 4, 2010 | In Health | 2 feedbacks »
Just came across an interesting quote:
"The number one difference between a Nobel prize winner and others is not IQ or work ethic, but that they ask bigger questions."
Peter Drucker
Sun and Moon Analogy
By xing2008 on Sep 5, 2010 | In Health | Send feedback »
