Think about it. We control our bodies through exercise, diet and respectful care. So, in essence, for the most part, we have strong healthy bodies when it is within our control. If all successful men and women were just the men and women who were in top physical health then we would have all beautiful, robust people who would be controlling all the wealth. Instead wealth and success doesn't discriminate. What it does do, through the process of induction, show that most successful people have some things in common; namely, they have exercised their mind because they have learned that the power comes from within. These people commonly have keen insight, see possibilities when difficulties darken the path. There is no stopping them because they see it in their minds, believe that they will have it; and then through sources within, they figure out a way to get what they want. Sometimes what they want will show itself in the most unusual way!
The Power of Goal Setting plants the seed early in children--in simple, understandable language. Here is an example: Suppose Mark really wants to go to soccer camp this summer. His family doesn't have the money in their budget to afford it for him this year. Well, he could accept it and probably pout about it OR he could figure out a way to get that money himself. When he is FOCUSED on a goal, it creates recognition and awareness when opportunity presents itself and strengthens the will and thinking on how to come up with the money. He learns to use his imagination, desire, and faith. Once he can see it (visual vibe board), and believes that he will have it, his thought processes will begin to create awareness of ways in which to get that money.
When he sees that he is able to get the money, it gives him the confidence and the beginning of knowing that he may have the power to get other things that he wants as well. The Sky Will Be The Limit!
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Goal Setting Is The Beginning Of Learning To Access The Power Within
Why would goal setting be the beginning of learning to access the power within? Well, it is a place to start whereby children can begin to cultivate AWARENESS. What the process of goal setting does is teach children in essence to learn to regulate themselves, become responsible, and control their minds with focus and intention. Very simply, with goal setting they are beginning to think about what they want to be, do, or have. Isn't that what life is about--a rich, healthy, abundant life. Not just to wish for it, but focus thoughts on how to get there. Imagine learning that skill at an early age and use it throughout life?
We all talk and write about exercising the body. Well, what about the mind? Here is an example: I want you to sit and close your eyes and push all the self talk out of your mind. How long can you do that? Perhaps five seconds or so before all the thoughts come evading the mind again. Are you aware that you talk to yourself most of the time? How do you like it? You are your worst critic or your most gracious admirer. If the self talk drives you crazy, you have no control over your mind and bet you don't sleep either because it never shuts off. You might try to push it out but it sneaks right back in. Do we want the same for our children? Do we want them to grow up reacting instead of acting. Goal setting teaches control in its simplest form.
I wonder why most children are not taught to sit in stillness--even for a short period of time. It is a form of meditating and it is good for everyone. It is totally calming and relaxing. It is not an easy thing to do and it takes practice. That is exercising the mind and we need for children to learn how to do that. Goal setting takes focus and concentration and that is an elementary start for them to learn to control their minds.
We all talk and write about exercising the body. Well, what about the mind? Here is an example: I want you to sit and close your eyes and push all the self talk out of your mind. How long can you do that? Perhaps five seconds or so before all the thoughts come evading the mind again. Are you aware that you talk to yourself most of the time? How do you like it? You are your worst critic or your most gracious admirer. If the self talk drives you crazy, you have no control over your mind and bet you don't sleep either because it never shuts off. You might try to push it out but it sneaks right back in. Do we want the same for our children? Do we want them to grow up reacting instead of acting. Goal setting teaches control in its simplest form.
I wonder why most children are not taught to sit in stillness--even for a short period of time. It is a form of meditating and it is good for everyone. It is totally calming and relaxing. It is not an easy thing to do and it takes practice. That is exercising the mind and we need for children to learn how to do that. Goal setting takes focus and concentration and that is an elementary start for them to learn to control their minds.
Monday, December 30, 2013
PARENTS, THIS BOOK IS A "MUST HAVE" FOR EVERY CHILD'S LIBRARY
Most behavior is goal directed. The process of how to reach goals is a skill that children can use throughout their lives. Having been a teacher, guidance counselor, and parent, this book evolved out of my persistence in finding a way for helping children to help themselves. A child's personal engagement and investment in the whole process creates higher motivation, inspiration, and energy to achieve a goal.
What better way for children to become more responsible and build character for successful management of behavior, aspire to reach greater scholastic achievement, or help draw out personal passion and interests than learning the process of goal setting?
I have broken it down into simple terms and its message is clear. Children are much more apt to be enthused and encouraged when they can comprehend the "why" behind the "how".
Learning to be in touch with inner feelings does create awareness and gives one power to make better choices and decisions.
THIS IS THE GIFT I WANT CHILDREN TO OPEN AS THEY READ MY BOOK!
Check it out.
http://www.tatepublishing.com/bookstore/book.php?w=9781629946382
What better way for children to become more responsible and build character for successful management of behavior, aspire to reach greater scholastic achievement, or help draw out personal passion and interests than learning the process of goal setting?
I have broken it down into simple terms and its message is clear. Children are much more apt to be enthused and encouraged when they can comprehend the "why" behind the "how".
Learning to be in touch with inner feelings does create awareness and gives one power to make better choices and decisions.
THIS IS THE GIFT I WANT CHILDREN TO OPEN AS THEY READ MY BOOK!
Check it out.
http://www.tatepublishing.com/bookstore/book.php?w=9781629946382
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