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JFK · 08-19-2009, 12:10 AM

Fitty positive thoughts

FrozenJag · 08-19-2009, 12:12 AM

Will check out the movie, thanks.

I would say around 85 percent positive thoughts, I work hard to surround myself with only positive and self motivated people aswell. Most of the time your only as good as the people around you. Same goes for your business.

Vjo · 08-19-2009, 01:43 AM

Thanks for the movie, will have to check it out.

Regardless of attitude I tend to believe: "The results are in your hard work"

Which means you can plan and everything mental but until you put the time in and begin the journey you'll never know how something is going to go and you won't see results without the work regardless of mental attitude, talent, experience.

And invariably there will be fatigue, disappointment AND negative thinking because the real journey is never easy. And the race is not won by the swiftest but by the one who endures.

I am talking reality and not just theory. It's like a Wayne Dyer lecture. While your listening your thinking damn that sounds easy. I love to listen to him. All that mental mumbo jumbo. But, then the next day I'm like, what the hell did he say, and I'm the same damn person.

I just find that in most new things you attempt the planning and attitude is important but the results only come one way, through work. And I hate this because I like to figure out the easy way, the shortcut. But as I look around it was work over time that succeeds. Dedication and giving your time for what you [really want]* in life over years. And you must work while the sun shines and before you are too old.

* because you can't have it all.. Life is a woods. We all come to it and we can only take one path into it. After a while we are too far in and cant go back. We can't cross over to our old buddies path either bacause as time goes on our paths become geometricly further apart. We realize this is the path I chose right or wrong and only work will get me through this mess and further through the woods.

Each of us is in the woods. We just have to keep going further because we can't go any other way.
And hopefully with a yes, positive attitude (whatever that really is) we can keep on keeping on and someday find that beautiful, sweet valley.

Anyhow good thread, some good stuff.

Hey it's 3:30 am so forgive my rambling.

Libertine · 08-19-2009, 03:18 AM

Are all you people retarded? The movie is absolute bullshit.

And not just that...

Quote:

One of the few legitimate academics in the film, David Albert, a philosopher of physics at Columbia University, is outraged at the final product. He says that he spent four hours patiently explaining to the filmmakers why quantum mechanics has nothing to do with consciousness or spirituality, only to see his statements edited and cut to the point where it appears as though he and the spirit warrior are speaking with one voice.

http://www.popsci.com/scitech/articl...0/cult-science

Here's what he himself has to say on it:
http://bloggingheads.tv/diavlogs/121...0&out=00:21:06

Grapesoda · 08-19-2009, 04:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pr0

If you've spent your whole life thinking you "I can't do it" & work 20 hours a day, chances are you're right.

if you think you can, or think you can't, you're probabaly right. henry ford

Holly · 08-19-2009, 06:39 AM

Anytime I hear someone claim his/her life has been completely changed or transformed by a movie, book, seminar, etc., I usually assume s/he is a nutjob.

And with the exception of Scientology, "The Secret" is quite possibly the stupidest shit ever.

pr0 · 08-19-2009, 07:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Holly

Anytime I hear someone claim his/her life has been completely changed or transformed by a movie, book, seminar, etc., I usually assume s/he is a nutjob.

And with the exception of Scientology, "The Secret" is quite possibly the stupidest shit ever.

No man is so foolish but he may sometimes give another good counsel, and no man so wise that he may not easily err if he takes no other counsel than his own. He that is taught only by himself has a fool for a master.
- hst -

I suppose generals are nut jobs for still suggesting their students read "the art of war" too. In fact I suppose anyone that reads anything related to "theory" is a nut job. You're probably a straight "facts" person. And thats cool. I still value your comment.

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FrozenJag Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 1,763	Will check out the movie, thanks. I would say around 85 percent positive thoughts, I work hard to surround myself with only positive and self motivated people aswell. Most of the time your only as good as the people around you. Same goes for your business.

08-19-2009, 01:43 AM	#53
Vjo So Fucking Banned Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Happy 4th of July :) Posts: 6,082	Thanks for the movie, will have to check it out. Regardless of attitude I tend to believe: "The results are in your hard work" Which means you can plan and everything mental but until you put the time in and begin the journey you'll never know how something is going to go and you won't see results without the work regardless of mental attitude, talent, experience. And invariably there will be fatigue, disappointment AND negative thinking because the real journey is never easy. And the race is not won by the swiftest but by the one who endures. I am talking reality and not just theory. It's like a Wayne Dyer lecture. While your listening your thinking damn that sounds easy. I love to listen to him. All that mental mumbo jumbo. But, then the next day I'm like, what the hell did he say, and I'm the same damn person. I just find that in most new things you attempt the planning and attitude is important but the results only come one way, through work. And I hate this because I like to figure out the easy way, the shortcut. But as I look around it was work over time that succeeds. Dedication and giving your time for what you [really want]* in life over years. And you must work while the sun shines and before you are too old. * because you can't have it all.. Life is a woods. We all come to it and we can only take one path into it. After a while we are too far in and cant go back. We can't cross over to our old buddies path either bacause as time goes on our paths become geometricly further apart. We realize this is the path I chose right or wrong and only work will get me through this mess and further through the woods. Each of us is in the woods. We just have to keep going further because we can't go any other way. And hopefully with a yes, positive attitude (whatever that really is) we can keep on keeping on and someday find that beautiful, sweet valley. Anyhow good thread, some good stuff. Hey it's 3:30 am so forgive my rambling.