What kind of approach can make you INSANELY rich?

[vanzandt]

Can you explain more, as I do not know much about JFK Jr.

He was JFK Jr. In the media's eyes at least... He was the closest thing America ever had to a "prince". He had the god complex groomed into him from a very young age, he could do no wrong.

He owned a high performance aircraft and one night with his wife and one other on board.....he flew into weather conditions that were beyond his skill level. He lost control and all 3 perished.

I referenced him to your post because he was rich...he dismissed "the poor mans knowledge" that is universal to aviation. One mistake will kill ya dead.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_F._Kennedy_Jr.

 

[Pekelo]

I referenced him to your post because he was rich...he dismissed "the poor mans knowledge" that is universal to aviation

Mind you, I already mentioned him on page 15: (great minds think alike)

But seriously, rich people die because they got used to never hearing a no. JFK Jr. died because his intuition told him that he is ready to fly a small plane alone without visuals, so instead of hiring a pilot for $500, he finished 3 lives.

Rich and/or priviledged people tend to believe in their own hubris (intuition in this thread) and just because they are smart in one category, they think they know it better in every category. Kind of a Trump complex, if we wish to close this thread.

 

[vanzandt]

Mind you, I already mentioned him on page 15: (great minds think alike)



Rich and/or priviledged people tend to believe in their own hubris (intuition in this thread) and just because they are smart in one category, they think they know it better in every category. Kind of a Trump complex, if we wish to close this thread.

Know what JFK Jr and a penguin have in common?

They both look great in a tuxedo but neither one can fly worth a sh*t.

 

[Frederick Foresight]

I just don't want to waste time with those with dogmatic views.

You regard me as dogmatic, whereas I just prefer to recognize faith healing for what it is. Meanwhile, I think you're perhaps a bit too married to your martial arts and all the exotics associated with the culture of its origin.

 

[speedo]

You regard me as dogmatic, whereas I just prefer to recognize faith healing for what it is. Meanwhile, I think you're perhaps a bit too married to your martial arts and all the exotics associated with the culture of its origin.

"Faith healing" ROFL !!, thanks Fred, I now know for sure to never pay attention to you again. Ciao

 

[rajesheck]

You regard me as dogmatic, whereas I just prefer to recognize faith healing for what it is. Meanwhile, I think you're perhaps a bit too married to your martial arts and all the exotics associated with the culture of its origin.

If mind can cause psychosomatic disorders then why not meditation, hypnotherapy, psychotherapy, faith healing, etc. heal a person?

 

[rajesheck]

Mind you, I already mentioned him on page 15: (great minds think alike)



Rich and/or priviledged people tend to believe in their own hubris (intuition in this thread) and just because they are smart in one category, they think they know it better in every category. Kind of a Trump complex, if we wish to close this thread.

Yes, most of the people confuse pride with intuition. Trump's complex may be an example. If he is good in his business that does not mean he can be good in politics too.

Intuition is an higher level of intelligence through which we invoke creativity.

Often humility accompanies with intuition. Otherwise it is pride for sure.

Intuition indicates one of these to us:
1. A hidden talent
2. A hidden dream, which we may or may not have any talent.
(In the case of dream, intuition acts as a catalyst to develop new talents.)

Humility separates us from fake intuition. Pride simulates fake intuitions.

We might think that we are very logical than intuitive, but sometimes there may be hidden intuition behind our logical conclusions.

On the other hand there are people who think they are very intuitive and actually fake it out of pride.

 

[speedo]

If mind can causes psychosomatic disorders then why not meditation, hypnotherapy, psychotherapy, faith healing, etc. heal a person?

I am paraphrasing Albert Schweitzer....Much of what we do as doctors, be it as physicians or witch doctors is to hold the hand of the patient as he heals himself.

 

[rajesheck]

I am paraphrasing Albert Schweitzer....Much of what we do as doctors, be it as physicians or witch doctors is to hold the hand of the patient as he heals himself.

Very true. Our body has the capacity to heal itself. Doctor's duty is to properly diagnose and treat in such a way that helps patient to heal himself.

While we are talking about medicines, we need not forget the importance of the skillful diagnose by doctors which determines the effectiveness of treatment, whether it is conventional or alternative or ancient.

Again, that skillful diagnose has something to do with a blend of experience and genuine intuition. Diagnosing is a combo of science and art.

Becoming rich depends on our business skills rather than luck. And our skills depends on the quality of our intuition.

 

[Frederick Foresight]

If mind can cause psychosomatic disorders then why not meditation, hypnotherapy, psychotherapy, faith healing, etc. heal a person?

Meditation has its place in reducing stress and related conditions that can be caused by stress. It can reverse minor issues and be an excellent preventative protocol. But meditation will not cure cancer once it takes hold. I can't believe I actually have to point this out.