CELEBRATE ALL SUCCESS
Posted by Bob Miller at 5/17/2011 8:56 AM 
Categories: Emotions, Success, Stroke Prevention, inspiration, people stroke support, Love, Stroke Strategy, stroke recovery, healththy living, Stroke support, Stroke Therapy
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Categories: Emotions, Success, Stroke Prevention, inspiration, people stroke support, Love, Stroke Strategy, stroke recovery, healththy living, Stroke support, Stroke Therapy
Tags: Stroke recovery stroke awareness stroke support San Diego inspiration Bob Miller Insurancecom
CELEBRATE ALL SUCCESS
A long time ago I learned the truth about celebrating all successes even if it seems that we are in no way connected.
The reason explained to me by someone much wiser than myself was that if we get our self in the accepting celebration mode, our subconscious mind picks up the signals that we are in fact celebrating and it doesn't matter who we are happy for as long as we in the celebration spirit.
This might sound like a bunch of new age mumbo jumbo but if you stop to think about it, it really does make sense.
We live in a very competitive society. We see that all the time in sports, politics and business. Competition was taught to us at a very young age in school. Our parents and teachers and even other students judged us on our grades and accomplishments.
While forcing us to become better it inadvertently fostered the culture of scarcity. If we didn't receive a certain grade or score we were unworthy. Sometimes it was ok to not score real high as long as some of the others especially your peers you were judged against didn't score higher than us.
So began the competition. No one wants to be last. No one wants to be left behind. But that was then and this is now. We've grown up. We realize now that there is no lack of anything really. There is plenty of money to go around for all of us. The accomplishments of another do not in any way diminish what I am striving to achieve. In fact just the opposite is true.
If we become jealous or resentful in any way, my wise old friend explained, we are now opening our mind and subsequently our subconscious mind to the lower end of our emotional guidance scale. (I wrote a blog about that once)
We simply can not function at a high level when operating in the lower end of this spectrum.
My friend explained that it is similar to tuning into a certain radio frequency. By turning the dial to 600 AM we can never hear 98.1 FM.
I was always pretty thick but that somehow made sense to me.
It is for this reason that I have learned to set my emotional guidance thermometer at a high setting like happiness, joy and jubilation. When there is a chance to celebrate the success of another, it in no way can possibly to anything other than make my own success more obtainable.
Bob Miller
Strokes Suck
Strokes Suck on Facebook
Bob@strokesSuck.com
Bob Miller Insurance Agency
A long time ago I learned the truth about celebrating all successes even if it seems that we are in no way connected.
The reason explained to me by someone much wiser than myself was that if we get our self in the accepting celebration mode, our subconscious mind picks up the signals that we are in fact celebrating and it doesn't matter who we are happy for as long as we in the celebration spirit.
This might sound like a bunch of new age mumbo jumbo but if you stop to think about it, it really does make sense.
We live in a very competitive society. We see that all the time in sports, politics and business. Competition was taught to us at a very young age in school. Our parents and teachers and even other students judged us on our grades and accomplishments.
While forcing us to become better it inadvertently fostered the culture of scarcity. If we didn't receive a certain grade or score we were unworthy. Sometimes it was ok to not score real high as long as some of the others especially your peers you were judged against didn't score higher than us.
So began the competition. No one wants to be last. No one wants to be left behind. But that was then and this is now. We've grown up. We realize now that there is no lack of anything really. There is plenty of money to go around for all of us. The accomplishments of another do not in any way diminish what I am striving to achieve. In fact just the opposite is true.
If we become jealous or resentful in any way, my wise old friend explained, we are now opening our mind and subsequently our subconscious mind to the lower end of our emotional guidance scale. (I wrote a blog about that once)
We simply can not function at a high level when operating in the lower end of this spectrum.
My friend explained that it is similar to tuning into a certain radio frequency. By turning the dial to 600 AM we can never hear 98.1 FM.
I was always pretty thick but that somehow made sense to me.
It is for this reason that I have learned to set my emotional guidance thermometer at a high setting like happiness, joy and jubilation. When there is a chance to celebrate the success of another, it in no way can possibly to anything other than make my own success more obtainable.
Bob Miller
Strokes Suck
Strokes Suck on Facebook
Bob@strokesSuck.com
Bob Miller Insurance Agency
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