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*Attract What You Think About

Topic: LeadershipBy Joe Farcht, the Official Guide To Leadership SkillsPublished Recently added

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We are born with a body whose systems are ready to sustain life. As we mature, those systems develop into a fully functioning physical person. Having a fully functioning physical body is one half of the life equation. The other half is the programming that is needed to make it function. That half is obtained as we grow up in the form of learning from our experiences. That learning comes for other human beings with whom we come in contact. Striking an analogy, the body is the computer and the learning is the software that determines the functioning of the computer. The body and learning determines the function of the human being.

Everyone has a browser on their computer and it is used to reach out across the web to find information and other resources. If we search on the word “wealth”, we get 97 million hits regarding wealth. If we search on the word “poverty”, we get 92 million hits regarding poverty. Your search engine responds to only the words that are entered and searched.

Interestingly, people develop beliefs about the world from their experiences and learning’s that come primarily from parents, teachers, playmates, and other people in their lives. Those learning’s can be very nurturing, loving, and supporting thus creating a very positive world view. The computer program analogy is a “wealth.” Other learning’s form into a victim, persecuted, and powerless world view. The computer program analogy is “poverty.”

Computer programs or software can be installed to deliver the functions you desire. Likewise, experiences and learning’s can be installed in people to determine the functioning of the person. Your experience and learning come from your choice of how you interpret the perception of your world. That takes thinking. Your choice of how you think about work and life determines your experiences and learning. Think poverty and experience scarcity. Think wealth and experience abundance.

You attract into your experience what you think about just like a computer functions and delivers only what you installed or searched on in a browser. Install positive, uplifting, productive, effective thoughts and experience a happy, positive, and joyful life. Install limiting beliefs and negative thoughts and experience a mediocre hum-drum life of the masses of humanity. You attract into your life what you think about. What are you going to think about today? Choose your thoughts carefully for they will create the life you live in the moment today and in the future.

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Joe Farcht is the founder and president of Leadership Advantage, Inc. He develops and coaches leaders, executives, managers, supervisors and individuals to new levels of performance, competency, and success in their work and life. Joe is the author of the book Building Personal Leadership: Inspirational Tools & Techniques for Work & Life. He is also a certified executive coach, popular speaker, and master at leadership skill building with individuals and groups. You may learn more about him and his services at http://www.leadershipadvantageinc.com. Please contact Joe at joefarcht@cox.net or call 602 996-1802. Additional Resources covering Leadership Skills can be found at:nnWebsite Directory for Leadership SkillsnArticles on Leadership SkillsnProducts for Leadership SkillsnDiscussion Boardn Joe Farcht, the Official Guide To Leadership Skills

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