Most people never answer that question above honestly. They let it get answered for them. Then they spend the rest of their lives calling the result "just how I am."
It isn't. It's a setting. And...
Most people never answer that question above honestly. They let it get answered for them. Then they spend the rest of their lives calling the result "just how I am."
It isn't. It's a setting. And...
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So in yesterday’s post I said that if you had a congruent philosophy on prosperity, you would have to support pornography, prostitution and legalizing drugs. Here is the rationale behind this… (...
Last week we discussed the issue of having a congruent prosperity philosophy. Judging by the comments, many of you have realized you lacked a philosophy or the one you had was incongruent with manif...
So we’ve been discussing the virtues of selfishness and in yesterday’s post I said that trying to make other people happy is dysfunctional craziness. That leads us to the question of whether I...
In yesterday’s post I asked if having the purpose of trying to provide everybody’s happiness was realistic. And what believing that would do to your self-esteem and feelings of worth. (more&hell...
We talked in the last post about making happiness your purpose in life, and whether that was right or not. When it is discussed rationally, most people agree to the sense of taking responsibility fo...
Great discussion going on last week’s posts about the importance of a congruent philosophy to live by. Now let’s take it the next step: your purpose. (more…)...
So in yesterday’s post I said I believe all private businesses should be able to discriminate for whoever they want to serve. If they want, they should be able to put a sign in the window that say...
We talked in yesterday’s post about the logical extension of your beliefs. And whether they would form a congruent philosophy if you weave them together and extend them to their logical conclusion...