The power of inner dialogue
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Thank you for the PM, Allaces. The purpose of this thread was to weed out the traumatized people (got 3 who agreed...) in ET. Every person in this planet has a trauma from a shrink's point of view... it's no biggie.
Allaces, can I come to your meetings to get a bitch slap of reality?
(just kidding... )
Well, you are guilty of one thing- not including the source. You should always do that at least to avoid being accused of plagarism.
Inner dialogue is a part of how one is wired. Are they thinking about where they are and the problems that they have, or are they focused on where they want to go, what they want to become and how their challenges will make them stronger. The key word is focus. It's easy to distinguish between a winner and a loser by observing their focus.
Jesus and the feds in the same sentence kind of scares me and is politically incorrect too. But thanks for expressing your inner dialogue at that moment.
Fear and greed, a trader's two biggest enemy's are also a key part of the inner dialogue. Any trader who ignores this does so at his/her own peril.
"Are you aware of your inner dialogue?"
Does it matter where this poster got his ideas? The post is helpful and, in my experience at least, true. Many, many modern commentators on such theme are, consciously or unconsciously, using ideas conceived of by others over the millennia. There are similar concepts to those in the above post in Buddhism and Stoicism for instance and many modern psychologists and psychiatrists use such techniques on their clients to great effect. What is conscience if not an âinner dialogueâ?
This does not detract from the truth of what is said. Endless repetition and practice are vital to success in any enterprise and self improvement is no exception. The more you hear a concept, the more it is interpreted by different people in slightly different ways, the more you are able to absorb it and make use of it. Self examination and change resulting from it are the essential elements of growth.
The charge of plagiarism is an irrelevance.
Does it matter where this poster got his ideas? The post is helpful and, in my experience at least, true. Many, many modern commentators on such theme are, consciously or unconsciously, using ideas conceived of by others over the millennia. There are similar concepts to those in the above post in Buddhism and Stoicism for instance and many modern psychologists and psychiatrists use such techniques on their clients to great effect. What is conscience if not an âinner dialogueâ?
This does not detract from the truth of what is said. Endless repetition and practice are vital to success in any enterprise and self improvement is no exception. The more you hear a concept, the more it is interpreted by different people in slightly different ways, the more you are able to absorb it and make use of it. Self examination and change resulting from it are the essential elements of growth.
The charge of plagiarism is an irrelevance.