#40821 - 07/25/10 01:00 PM
Strategies for Success
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Lucifer Rising
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This really falls more into Psychology, however, we don't have a forum to that. However, considering that I would consider this as a form of Greater Magic, I think it fits in pretty well.
I recently went back to school, and one of the classes I am taking is "Strategies for Success". This is a course developed by Lou Tice and Dr. Joe Pace. The text is Thought Patterns for a Successful Career.
I will quote an excerpt from the introduction of the book.
The foundation of all human action is human thought. Our thought process forms the foundation upon which we build every facet of our lives. Therefore, it is important for each of us to understand how our minds work - how we got the habits and attitudes, the beliefs that may stand in the way of releasing our vast inner potential and leading fulfilling and purposeful lives. Our beliefs and expectations about ourselves, our families, our organizations - indeed, our world - are directly reflected in our "performance reality."
Thought Patterns for a Successful Career is designed to build your understanding, with a structured process, of how your mind works, and how you can control the way you think to achieve success - in any part of your life that you desire. Based on decades of research in the fields of cognitive psychology and social learning theory, the education presented here stands at the forefront, reflecting the qualities and characteristics of high-performance individuals and organizations. To somewhat summarize, it seems to focus on belief and the consequences of your beliefs. If you tell yourself you can't do something, your brain won't let you see your goal. Like how when you can't find your keys and they're sitting right in front of you. It talks about how you subconsciously self-correct to make your environment fit your beliefs about the world. If you succeed beyond what you think you can do or deserve, you will unconsciously find a way to bring yourself back down to the level of success that you expect from yourself. It also talks about habits, things that start as conscious and become subconscious through repetition, such as how you learned your times tables. I'm not very far into it, but these are some of the things that have been brought up thus far.
So far I've found the class interesting. Much of it I've learned by different means, either through my own studies of psychology or the occult. If you haven't heard of this yet, I recommend trying to get hold of this material. If anyone is already familiar with it, I'd like to hear your thoughts on it.
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#40831 - 07/25/10 03:18 PM
Re: Strategies for Success
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Autodidact
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This really falls more into Psychology, however, we don't have a forum to that. However, considering that I would consider this as a form of Greater Magic, I think it fits in pretty well.
I recently went back to school, and one of the classes I am taking is "Strategies for Success". This is a course developed by Lou Tice and Dr. Joe Pace. The text is Thought Patterns for a Successful Career.
I am not familiar with the material, but I've learned that the following is the Thought Pattern that leads to success for the vast majority of workers:
Find out what your boss needs done (and possibly also what your boss's boss needs done), and help him get it done.
That's it. Your thoughts are irrelevant; your thinking is irrelevant; your desires are irrelevant. Your boss hired you to help him get things done - help him get those things done (better than your peers), or help him help his boss, and he will reward you.
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An nescis, mi fili, quantilla prudentia mundus regatur?
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#40833 - 07/25/10 03:57 PM
Re: Strategies for Success
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Lucifer Rising
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I am not familiar with the material, but I've learned that the following is the Thought Pattern that leads to success for the vast majority of workers:
Find out what your boss needs done (and possibly also what your boss's boss needs done), and help him get it done.
That's it. Your thoughts are irrelevant; your thinking is irrelevant; your desires are irrelevant. Your boss hired you to help him get things done - help him get those things done (better than your peers), or help him help his boss, and he will reward you.
Well, I'm almost halfway through and so far it has only talked about fulfilling your goals, and desires. It talks about taking responsibility for your actions. There are even times I wonder if ol' Lou is a Satanist himself. If it talks about any of the things you said, they're towards the end of the book.
Edited by Lucifer Rising (07/25/10 04:00 PM) Edit Reason: Just noticed I'm a pledge now. Hooray for me.
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