Results: Think Less. Achieve More

Innovation gets celebrated; repetition gets automated Historically, there are two kinds of processes that can create value: innovation and repetition.

Your experience flows from and is directly connected to MIND, the source of fresh, pure perception. When you fall out of contaminated thinking, even for a moment… That source of pure being starts refreshing your awareness, and clarity emerges. THOUGHT is the river that unites you with the world you perceive, and with the source of pure being.

When it comes to communication, persuasion and influence… The feeling of connection is like the coal-miner's canary… It lets you know when you're safe to proceed… And when it's time to come up for air.

It appears that most success in human endeavours comes from insight, experimentation and acting on opportunity when it arises.

When you have such a realization, it may have some of these qualities… It may come with a feeling of gentle certainty or knowing. It may come as a sudden flash of realization, or as a slow awakening. It may strike you as extremely obvious, with an ‘Of course! How did I not see this before?’ quality.

A purpose finds you, captivates you, then guides you until you transcend it.

Your feelings aren't telling you about the risk of failure, the size of the goal or your ability to achieve it… Your feelings are an experience of the principle of THOUGHT taking form right now, in this moment.

It's the same with any result you want to create: commitment means (metaphorically) booking your ticket; making the decision that you're going to move in a certain direction/do something/make something happen/create something/bring something into being.

Here are some of the questions I sometimes ask my clients to start pointing them in the direction of their authentic desires… What do you want? What would you like to have happen? What would you love to create or bring into being? How will you know you've got that result? What will you see, hear and feel that will let you know you've got it? If you