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Originally posted by adam warlockC+... Please revise for the sake of clarity in the expression of your thought and place on Phlab's desk by class tomorrow. Thanks.
Would define:
1 - Constantly judging others
2 - Not upholding the standards we preach
3 - Not judging ourselves by the standards we preach
4 - Not wanting to learn from others
5 - etc, etc, etc...
as a sign of character strength?
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyGoogle search something like "power of positive thought" or some such phrase if you need something clinical.
Please expand on your claim. You've got my undivided.
Positive thinking (if I understand) relieves stress letting your body get better, and you to even perform better. I thought this was relatively common sense.
Think you're going to fail and it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. Think you're going to succeed and you just might... it can't hurt to think positive.
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Originally posted by PhlabibitTotally with you, Phlab, on the dynamics of positive/negative psychosomatic impacts. Inner happiness is real. Can't fake or work it up.
Google search something like "power of positive thought" or some such phrase if you need something clinical.
Positive thinking (if I understand) relieves stress letting your body get better, and you to even perform better. I thought this was relatively common sense.
Think you're going to fail and it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. Think you're going to succeed and you just might... it can't hurt to think positive.
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