and may be they have not fully tested it in the first place.
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and may be they have not fully tested it in the first place.
The best laid battle plan, once the first shot is fired, is shredded
Letâs not marginalize the mktâs ability, via its âso calledâ antics, to enter oneâs head and mind fuck them into inactionâ¦, even destructive action
Seriously though, is it the mktâs ability⦠or oneâs inability (rhetorical)
There is absolutely no plan..., back tested (till the cows come home) or not..., that will overcome oneâs predisposition
Tis fact
RN
Letâs not marginalize the mktâs ability, via its âso calledâ antics, to enter oneâs head and mind fuck them into inactionâ¦, even destructive action
Seriously though, is it the mktâs ability⦠or oneâs inability (rhetorical)
There is absolutely no plan..., back tested (till the cows come home) or not..., that will overcome oneâs predisposition
Tis fact
RN
Ooooh, I like that.
I've found the work of Byron Katie to be an effective method of attaining this elusive "Buddhist" state of mind. It's a form of meditation that involves questioning all stressful thoughts until there's nothing remaining except right here right now everything is exactly as it should be.
Her entire process is available free on her web site:
http://thework.com/thework.php
Like all highly effective methods of self-improvement (and trading improvement), it requires that you actually work at it, only always
"Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth."
- Mike Tyson
"People were asking me [before a fight], 'Whatâs going to happen?,' " Tyson said. "They were talking about his style. 'He's going to give you a lot of lateral movement. He's going to move, he's going to dance. He's going to do this, do that.' I said, "Everybody has a plan until they get hit. Then, like a rat, they stop in fear and freeze.' "
What I like so much about the quote is that its application stretches far beyond boxing. It really has meaning in any area of life, whether the blow comes from a health issue, losing your job, making a bad investment, a traffic jam, whatever.
It's how you react to that adversity that defines you, not the adversity itself.
"Exactly," Tyson agreed. "If youâre good and your plan is working, somewhere during the duration of that, the outcome of that event you're involved in, you're going to get the wrath, the bad end of the stick. Let's see how you deal with it. Normally people donât deal with it that well."
He laughed. There's another way to spin his famous quote:
"How much can you endure, buddy?" he said. "Most talkers, they canât handle it."
http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/20...9_1_mike-tyson-undisputed-truth-famous-quotes
- Mike Tyson
"People were asking me [before a fight], 'Whatâs going to happen?,' " Tyson said. "They were talking about his style. 'He's going to give you a lot of lateral movement. He's going to move, he's going to dance. He's going to do this, do that.' I said, "Everybody has a plan until they get hit. Then, like a rat, they stop in fear and freeze.' "
What I like so much about the quote is that its application stretches far beyond boxing. It really has meaning in any area of life, whether the blow comes from a health issue, losing your job, making a bad investment, a traffic jam, whatever.
It's how you react to that adversity that defines you, not the adversity itself.
"Exactly," Tyson agreed. "If youâre good and your plan is working, somewhere during the duration of that, the outcome of that event you're involved in, you're going to get the wrath, the bad end of the stick. Let's see how you deal with it. Normally people donât deal with it that well."
He laughed. There's another way to spin his famous quote:
"How much can you endure, buddy?" he said. "Most talkers, they canât handle it."
http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/20...9_1_mike-tyson-undisputed-truth-famous-quotes