(He says, as he sets (shatters) the record for the longest time without posting). I've been busy, I'll leave it at that :)
I'm sure you've noticed the change in content from poker into more Zen. This is intentional, but not set in stone.
The larger picture is this:
Zen is something huge, true, universal, pervasive, useful, fun. It's the method through which I learned to truly celebrate my life, ALL PARTS of it. I intend to illuminate the sources, the reasons, the paths, the whole effing point of Zen.
Zen is not the whole answer, of course. But consider it the Algebra, the context from which we can graduate to Calculus. Now if that doesn't make Zen sound fun...
If you are interested in getting started on your own, email me and I'll gladly point you at some resources you can check out. In the meantime, please chime in and let me know what you enjoy reading the most, what you've been hoping I would write about. I love when that happens!
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Next post will be a full review of "Secrets of The Millionaire Mind" by T. Harv Eker. It's $11 and a truly revolutionary book, I will explain fully. Do yourself a favor, just order it from Amazon and start reading it right now. Seriously.
Seriously.
Tightie Whities
3 hours ago
2 comments:
Give me a one-sentence synopsis and if it sounds good I will consider buying it blind on your rec.
One sentence? Pass. How about one paragraph?
T. Harv Eker understands how Mind works. He has applied this to the context of "MONEY!", and has succeeded fantastically. Here is the key: the only thing standing in the way of your abundant wealth is you (and your Mind/history/beliefs). Should you have more money than you actually do, based on income and other factors? I'm hearing a "yes". By using the concepts and context of wealth, which we are all familiar with and passionate about, he helps the reader upgrade their Mind to be an ally in the pursuit his highest choices, such as wealth and happiness. It comes in a package that appears at first sight to be "Get Rich Quick!" But this is a guise, do not be deceived. He is teaching consciousness, awareness, enlightenment. He is just using the context of money to teach it.
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