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whoever you think you are is what you become…

Published on February 11, 2006 at Development

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Who are you?

Who exactly are you, who do you think you are, because whoever you think you are is what you become…

To imagine something, to form it in the mind first , is the first step to making it happen. Your mind and thoughts and your words, that encompass and desbribe you are the firststeps to making yourself.

Its simple really if you imagine yourself to be happy you will be, if you think I am a sad person, you will be.

Can I put it any plainer…and you say but I am depressed, upset, this or that has happened, and I say of course it is.

Look no one is an island, our society and our surroundings, our environment play a part in or lives, but this too is something we thought of except we did it together with others.

But You, yes you are exactly what you think you are, want to escape from it then think differently, and start acting it out, hard at first but… act as if, act as if your new thoughts are true and they will be. Put negative, evil, critical thoughts behind you, don’t put yourself down or anyone else.

Whether you beleieve in God or not do you really think you were put/created/born here to be cast down and trodden in, or that we have been given everything here on earth to create a paradise for EVERYONE. If you immediatey answered that in your head with an excuse a reason why its impossible, or something similar you know exactly who you are because you thought it and it has become true.

Now think this over and postive joyful thinking will bring you advantages will make you a new person, will connect you with others who think the same, will raise you up and others too
Search this site for: The Emerald Tablet of Hermes, especially this bit “Think that for you too nothing is impossible;”

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Jonathan has experience in both the nonprofit and business sectors, working in a consultative capacity and as a project manager with PCTs, charities, the arts, trade unions, businesses and individuals in the areas of Information, motivation, direction and communications development. He has helped organisations as diverse as carers charities and magazine publishers to develop strategy, policy and process to make a more efficient infrastructure. One where staff share in the gains of the organisation and the end user, whether client, patient or customer, receives the highest quality service possible. As well as being an expert in applied information technology and communication he is a qualified and experienced counsellor and motivator.