Wayne Dyer: Success Principles 10

the Hunt for Truth

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“Believe that life is worth living,
and your belief will help create
that fact.”

~ William James

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Following is from work by
Wayne Dyer
Ten Principles for Success and Inner Peace

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The Tenth Principle:
Wisdom Is Avoiding All Thoughts Which Weaken You

Every single thought you have can be assessed in terms of whether it strengthens or weakens you.

Dr. Dyer talks about a simple muscle test where you hold your arm out to the side and think a thought. Have someone else put pressure on your arm. If you think a thought that is true your arm will remain strong. However, if you think a thought that is false your arm will become weak. He also talks about David Hawkins’ book, Power vs.Force and explains that “every thought computes to either weaken or strengthen you. 

Authentic wisdom is the ability to monitor yourself at all…

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Who Is Really Killing Chivalry?

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As the saying goes, “If chivalry is dead, then women killed it.”

This, of course, is referring to the increasingly prominent ‘I can do it myself’ independent attitudes of women. But, there’s also another saying about not letting one rotten apple spoil the bunch, or bushel, or something like that. You get the point.

Take a peek at these surprising statistics:

• Only one in seven men will offer their seat to a woman on a train or bus.
• Over a third say they never assist mothers struggling with heavy prams (Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System).
• But only 7% of women view chivalrous acts as patronizing.
• Three in five men appreciate women holding doors open for them.

I’ve bolded the third point above for a reason. Often times, men don’t perform chivalrous acts because they feel that it will be offensive to the woman. That it implies that she is not able…

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Do’s And Don’t Of A Confident Man

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There are some things that never go out of style – fast cars, good food, beautiful women, and…a man’s confidence.

Your confidence shows through everything. It speaks louder than the car you drive, the condo you live in, or the way you dress. Your confidence can open doors for you in life, and lack of confidence can close them again.

Notice I didn’t say arrogance.

The great part is, even if you’re not fully confident in yourself, if you practice the following displays of true, inner confidence, your body will begin to train your mind that you are in fact a confident person.

So, what marks the differences between a truly confident man, and one who is just trying too hard?

– A confident man will keep good posture and position himself authoritatively. Not to intimidate others, but in a naturally strong stance regardless of who is present. Chin up…

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10 Things Women Should Stop Accepting

James Michael Sama

I’d like to start this off by saying that I believe it is 100% the responsibility of an individual to control their own actions. If a man is going to be a gentleman, he should be a gentleman towards everyone – not just a certain type or class of people. It is dependent on who he is, not who they are.

That being said, today’s dating world is tricky. People talk about courtship and romance as if it is some fabled tale of unicorns and leprechauns. The truth is, these things are alive and well, and we find them if we stop settling for less than we deserve, and have the discipline to be patient and only accept the love and respect we should receive.

If women accept less, then (some) men will continue to do less. Here are a few suggestions to help bring back chivalry and romance.

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Purpose

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Touch a Life
With Your Gentle Hand,
Give the Gift of Compassion,
Pray the World Understands.

~Morgan~

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