Link for this Post: Breakthrough to the Life You Love -- Acting for Real
William Shakespeare in his play As You Like It said:
All the world's a stage,
And all the men and women merely players
A new audio course with accompanying eBook by Thom McFadden promises to teach you more successful and joyous act
Link for this post: Subliminal-Studio
People have been asking for a reliable solution for recording your own subliminal message MP3s and CDs. Well I have found one. The Subliminal-Studio Kit comes with a book and easy to use software for creating your own subliminal message CDs and MP3s.
The entire process of making your own custom crafted subliminal audios is contained in this kit. Just install the Windows software and and follow the instructions in the book included in the kit.
I created my first subliminal CD in less than an hour total. Plus once you get the hang of it, you can create a subliminal for any purpose in less than ten minutes. And home-made subliminals are much more effective than anything you can get ready made.
In a post Binaural Beat Software Author Creates New Series of Powerful CDs" I wrote about Bradley Thomson.
He is creator of Subliminal-Studio, an electronic book and CD package that contains everything you need to create your own professional subliminal CDs and MP3s. I reviewed Subliminal-Studio for a magazine but after writing about his series of CDs, I realized I had not talked about the Subliminal-Studio kit here.
The book that comes in the package "Developing your own Subliminal-Studio", is especially good. It gives very detailed information guiding you step-by-step through the process of creating your own subliminal recordings. Within it's pages, you'll learn exactly how to create your own subliminal tapes, CDs and MP3s.
While we have highly positive feedback and comments about the pre-made CDs that Bradley Thomson has put out, I think it makes sense that making your own custom tailored messages a better solution if what you want to program yourself with is not something covered by the broad categories found in those CDs.
Also with the Subliminal-Studio kit, you can also go into business for yourself, developing a custom line of CDs or MP3 downloads of subliminals for other people to buy. Certainly it may take a bit more effort but in the long run, this is the ultimate solution for those who want to use subliminal technology.
Here is the some of the features listed on the contents of the Subliminal Studio Kit Information Book
On the Subliminal Studio CD, you get
You can visit the website of Subliminal-Studio through this link.
Link for this Post: Visit Psychologist World
Psychologist World is a new site that provides interesting and in depth exploration into a variety of areas of relevance to human psychology are explored. Those of you interested in psychology either as a scientific study or as a method of self exploration will find it worth you while to visit this free site, which includes many interesting areas of which the following are a few examples that caught my attention:
According to the folks at Psychologist World:
Human communication is 20% verbal and 80% non-verbal so if you are saying something to a person but your body language says the opposite then you're not getting your message across. This section contains a range of resources to help you master body language, understand what signals mean and to improve the signals you want to give out to convey ideas.
Psychologist World does a good job of communicating on difficult to understand areas of the human mind!
10 Ways to Make Laziness Work for You by Leo Babauta - FreelanceSwitch
The Lazy Way to Success a book written by Fred Gratzon and illustrated by Lawrence Sheaff
Laziness is a human condition which until quite recently often was the victim of bad press. More recently, those who set the trends in personal development have been rethinking laziness. The most recent example is the article linked above by Leo Babauta.
Babusta is noteworthy for his Zen Habits and Zen to Done which I posted about recently and which many of you wrote to tell me you enjoyed.
In the post cited about, Babuta gives you ten ways to make laziness a positive force in your life. I will not list all ten here, you can visit his page for that. Here is one of the 10:
Be productive to avoid doing something. Now turn that concept on its head. It’s an idea called Structured Procrastination, and written about much earlier by Robert Benchley in a great article called Getting Things Done from 1949. The basic concept is that in order to avoid doing something difficult, you’ll do a bunch of other things instead. A lot of those other things might also be important too, so you’re being productive because you’re too lazy to do the most important thing on your list. So, to implement this, put one really hard task at the top of your list, and a bunch of other important stuff below it. Now, tell yourself you really must, must get that first task done right away. If you’re feeling lazy, you’ll do the other stuff on the list instead. Now, when more important stuff comes up, the first item of the list gets pushed down and will get done.
Gratzon says in the book:
It is a great tragedy that nearly everyone on earth has bought into the idea that hard work has value. As a result, nearly everyone works hard. But, instead of becoming successful, nearly everyone gets exhausted, and stressed, and financially strapped. And many of those people get physically, and/or emotionally, and/or socially, and/or psychologically sick.
You would think that people would have figured it out by now that hard work is not the answer. Unfortunately, no one has and nearly everyone continues to blindly sacrifice time, and freedom, and health, and family life in an attempt to get money. They never reach their goal. Why? Because the hard work formula is a fraud, that's why!
Fortunately, one magical day when I was blithely avoiding all forms of work, I realized that no one has to give up freedom to be successful. I realized that you can avoid work and be successful at the same. In fact, I saw that avoiding work was actually the secret to being successful.
Actually Barbauta and Sheaff were not the first human philosophers to extol the virtues of laziness. The Chinese Philosopher Lao Tsu whose book the Tao Te Ching is the second most translated book written (after the Bible). It was also his only book but a runaway bestseller.
It was a short book but one of the things he said was
In pursuit of knowledge,
every day something is added.
In the practice of the Tao,
every day something is dropped.
Less and less do you need to force things,
until finally you arrive at non-action.
When nothing is done,
nothing is left undone.
For people like myself who always wondered why they were so lazy, this stuff provides inmportant answers.
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