I.Big
Picture of multi-dimensional universe A.Awareness
of vastness and variety of universe B.Acceptance
that there is a lot to learn C.Openness
to new ideas, skills, concepts, and challenges II.Flexibility
to deal with change A.Confidence
to hang onto presently held strengths B.Allowing
modifications to self by new ideas C.Embracing
the loss of personal comfort zone III.Setting
Goals A.Organizing
goals into short, medium, and long term goals B.Fostering
the desire for self-improvement and change C.Patience
to stay in problem solving mode as necessary IV.Skill
development mode A.Slow
motion rehearsal of skill including mental imagery B.Fastest
possible perfect speed C.Any
errors require slowing or returning to problem solving mode D.Continue
repetition and review until “easy-automatic” is reached V.Retain
the Big Picture A.Return
to original mental imagery of desired change B.Evaluate
the new skill with the original goal C.Set
new goals based on that evaluation Conclusion:Enjoy
the “training effect” of change outside your “comfort zone” to keep learning,
growing, being challenged, and truly alive for the rest of your life. |
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