There is a lot of wisdom in proverbs. For example, the saying; ‘an apple a day keeps the Doctor away’ to me relates to the importance of consistency.
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Hi Rob, I read all your posts but rarely comment and this is because I feel that you are on a higher plane from me. I know this is not the way I want to live my life and kind of have a vision in my head of what I'm aiming for (but it is more like daydreams) and my problem is that I don't know how to build the bridge to get there. I find it's so easy to get stuck in patterns of living/reaction to life but so difficult to break them. Maybe people who feel like I do (stuck) need some kind of counselling (paid of course) but there again the problem I've always worried about is investing a lot of money in someone (the counsellor) who you really know nothing about. And I did once have a very bizarre 'course of treatment' with someone who claimed to be a healer, which completely put me off. The other problem is that no-one ever really talks about these things – except you! I want to improve my life but don't really know where to start….
— Michelle May 12, 2012
Top stuff Rob. Your definition of the conscious thought and stress has really hit a chord with me. Looking forward to the next part. Cheers!
— Anonymous May 12, 2012
Your booklet on resolving stress is a great read and has set me thinking… Appreciate your effort. The six step process is very logical and simple once you get the step one right… I am struggling with step one on most stressful occasions… I really have a problem to establish what I want.. Interesting post. So, how does a person become more receptive and clear their mind?
— Cindy May 12, 2012
Hello Rob. Reading your posts is always an eventful activity for me. There is something innately calming about the way you write, the ideas you generate; your sense of balance and calm. This is my question: how do you generate such peak emotional intensity about the activities you are interested in? Sometimes I seem trapped in the kingdoms of dreams, and it's hard grounding the charge of fantastic journeys or flights of fancy into reality. Why is that? How do I keep the enthusiasm, the proverbial smile on my face as I lose myself and dip my arms up to the elbows in the blood of my passions? And why's it so damn hard maintaining a positive attitude day in day out?
— Francis A May 12, 2012Truth Seeker is rated 5/5 based on 48 testimonials.
I know exactly what you mean Rob! You put it into words so much better than me but it is exactly what has been missing in my careers. Camaraderie, networks and the fun and socialization that goes with that. Thanks and happy Networking,
— Lisa May 12, 2012