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This Week's Personal Development Video Seminar - "What Other People Think of You" |
Normal people waste an inordinate amount of energy wondering and worrying about what other people think if them. They don't - other people are too worried about what you think of them! As a result, if you've two people in a room, neither of them is actually there - they're in this parallel universe wondering what they think of each other. A recipe for normal so-called living. You need to stop seeking others' approval and starting approving of yourself. Then you can be "all there" to make the very most of each new opportunity... Watch the video... |
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The Celestine Vision - James Redfield - ISBN 0 553 50637 4 |
Some of the science behind Redfield’s parables, this is not so much a scientific text as a practical explanation of the everyday phenomena that are the essential ingredients of his parables and, if we’d only wake up and notice, our own daily lives. Very readable. - Willie Horton |
Most of my “Normal People” stories come from the ordinary, everyday of life – things that I have personally observed. This week’s comes from the news.
Take a look at last week’s BBC International News story on the goings on in the UN’s mission to Afghanistan! The UN official who has been removed for criticising the veracity of the recent presidential elections in Afghanistan has gone on the offensive.
I know little about the real ins and outs of this story – but we can all read between the lines as to which candidate the US prefers – but Galbraith’s record in world politics is not exactly second-rate – we’re not talking about some office boy trying to exact revenge just because he was fired.
But, that’s not my key point this morning. More to the point is the response of Kei Aide, the UN’s Special Representative to Afghanistan. When asked about Galbraith’s claims about the UN mission, Aide’s reply was “It wasn’t me who got fired, it was him!”
My children don’t behave like that anymore – they certainly did when they were three or four years old, but not anymore – and certainly not in public, certainly not on the international airwaves. You see, normal behaviour, from normal people, is all around us – perhaps, particularly, at the highest levels!