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Three Ways People Feel/Perceive
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Goals and personal development
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- A man of entrepreneurial zeal, I have great goals and I work constantly towards them. I spend 30 minutes a day reading books that help me get there, and plan thoroughly towards my goals.
I'm engaged to the most wonderful woman in the world, I'm going to be a father, and I market coffee as my day to day business, as well as studying spanish.
My real work is studying life, and constantly trying to test my paradigms to see whether or not I can reach a higher one.
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Kristoffer Liland replied to Ole Johan A. Bjerke's discussion Is there an action that is not driven by selfishness?"Well, if you see a baby drowning you stop thinking about yourself and all of your instincts focus on that baby. It's called sacrifice and one of the few times when we do not consider ourselves in our actions.
I believe in a sort of egoist…"
Kristoffer Liland replied to Alex B's discussion Change the world - Is it possible?"Changing the world is relative to your idea of what the world is, one could argue that Steve Jobs and Bill Gates changed the world through the ways we today use and perceive technology, they constantly change and are much different than in the 80s…"
Kristoffer Liland replied to Michael V.'s discussion Question: What if my Self-Development came to a cease ?"AND ALSO. Self-development is more about the habits you make yourself, than the goals you achieve. The goals you achieve is called success ;)"
Michael V. replied to Kristoffer Liland's discussion Three Ways People Feel/Perceive"This is kinda interesting,I like the visual concept the most.. Eye-contact and constantly giving a positive you are still following the conversation is the way to good understandings.Nice post ! Greetz"
Anthony D replied to Kristoffer Liland's discussion Three Ways People Feel/Perceive"my point is not as much that it is way more complex, but more that there is no proof that these three preferences for senses even exist to the extent that NLP assumes they exist. the oversimplification here, is that this field of pseudo-science…"
Kristoffer Liland replied to Kristoffer Liland's discussion Three Ways People Feel/Perceive"I agree with your points, in general being able to connect with anyone on all three levels, listening, eye contact and kino greatly increases your chances of connecting with someone on a deeper level, and most great friends connect on all levels,…"
Anthony D replied to Kristoffer Liland's discussion Three Ways People Feel/Perceive"The theory you're relating to here, is derived from Neuro-Linguistic programming. What you need to keep in mind with this field is that it has the tendency to oversimplify things. There has been research on sensory preferences, but…"
Kristoffer Liland posted a discussionThree Ways People Feel/Perceive
Hey guys!It's been a while since I posted anything related to reading people or seduction or anything related to this field. I'm currently in a huge refocus on the subject and decided I wanted to share some simple information with you.People can, in a broad sense, be categorized by their main sensory perception, using this we can easily establish quick rapport with someone.The three main perceptions are visual, auditory and kinesthetic.To make this as simple as possible, you can analyze and…See More
Kristoffer Liland replied to Dean Leysen's discussion What do you really want to do?"I would colonize Mars, help people get better with people, distribute technology in order to improve people's lives accross the planet, distribute medicine and knowledge on how to improve lives through green technology, and ecological farming."
Kristoffer Liland replied to Alex B's discussion Belief vs Knowledge!"What about belief in one self?
Belief in one's ability to achieve great things?
I think defining belief is quite difficult in these respects. Belief could be belief in higher power, belief in someone or own ability, belief in government,…"
Kristoffer Liland replied to Rob Myers's discussion What's up with ADHD?"Yes, that is true, however I believe this labeling, or the attempt at "curing" it with meds are the wrong ways to go about it. Channeling their energy in new ways is what society should be working harder to do, more creative expression for…"
Kristoffer Liland replied to Rob Myers's discussion What's up with ADHD?"ADD or ADHD is an invention of society. They're blaming kids for society's faults. ADD and ADHD are results of elevated levels of chi/cosmic energy in the body. Learning to channel the chi can make powerful beings of these people :)"
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Parkour - Not just a sport
Posted on September 30, 2010 at 8:10pm 3 Comments 0 Likes
Many people look on youtube at movies where you have fantastic chasing and running around with flips and spins and vaults and all that stuff. This is in one way parkour and freerunning, but only a way it is displayed. The truths behind parkour, and the actual community of parkour is very different.
Parkour, contrary to what many videos show, is a non-competitive sport. We do not encourage bravado or push people beyond their capabilities and beliefs. The reason for it being…
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Why I argue so "aggressively" | Distorted views can kill | Teenager kills herself after researching 2012 doomsday theories 18 Replies
Started by SparTom007 - Tom in Off-Topic. Last reply by Bardasu Florin 7 hours ago.
Capitalism and profit 32 Replies
Started by Tim Young in Off-Topic. Last reply by Timo Kerremans 10 hours ago.
dealing with trolls 5 Replies
Started by Bart Skraeling in Off-Topic. Last reply by Tim Young 12 hours ago.
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Bardasu Florin replied to SparTom007 - Tom's discussion Why I argue so "aggressively" | Distorted views can kill | Teenager kills herself after researching 2012 doomsday theories" From the beginning of the human kind, fear was necessary to keep us alive and avoid certain dangers lions, bigger monkeys, ecc. so is well preserved in our brains because we can't compair 500 years of so called evolution with two…"
Timo Kerremans replied to Tim Young's discussion Capitalism and profit"Yes I agree with that, a global change in the state of mind.I think if every single person in the world has an enormous feeling for solidarity, it is possible to create a working system where money would be obsolete. This unfortunatly is an utopian…"
Tim Young replied to Tim Young's discussion Capitalism and profit"I believe an entirely new paradigm is required. A global mindset shift away from the notion of "profit" and towards co-existence within a cooperative framework."
Timo Kerremans replied to Tim Young's discussion Capitalism and profit"What might be a solution for this profit-based society?They say money can solve a lot of problems, but these problems are mostly created by the bad use of money. I think you can't solve problems with the same thing that caused them. "
Tim Young replied to Bart Skraeling's discussion dealing with trolls"Yes that's similar to the usual advice one might see. And most of it is good advice. The only problem I have is with the "ignoring". Good in theory but in practice not always that easy - especially with the more persistent…"
Bart Skraeling replied to Bart Skraeling's discussion dealing with trolls"i liked this blog http://networkbloggingtips.com/dealing-with-trolls-and-negativity/ especially the part about about fighting off the troll with dwarfs"
Tim Young replied to Bart Skraeling's discussion dealing with trolls"Yes well, you could speculate forever as to the why. But how will you ever know the real truth - unless you get some actual trolls to fess up. I am guessing honesty is not their strongest suit.
I would also suggest that most of them probably…"
Bart Skraeling replied to Bart Skraeling's discussion dealing with trolls"when i looked down on the page i saw someone was trying to discuss their view on immigrants in a calm and intellectual way, that didn`t work out. so then he responded with rage afterwards.
i found an article about how to deal with…"
Tim Young replied to Bart Skraeling's discussion dealing with trolls"The moment you let a troll get under your skin and you react with anger or similar - then they are getting exactly what they want.
So anything BUT getting angry or pissed off with them works a lot better.
Sarcasm can work well. Like commenting…"
Bart Skraeling posted a discussiondealing with trolls
yesterday it was the eurovision song contest.I went into a newspapers internett site (dagbladet if anyone is interested) and saw they had a forum for discussing the results (the results where coming in at the time). much of the forum was covered with the comments of two people, both trolls, one in norwegian and one in english. they where claiming that norway lost because we sent an immigrant to the finals (the guy was born in Iran but came to norway when he was just over 1 yrs old), and other…See More
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The 'date' with this girl wen't pretty well! :D
I used your advice you gave in some other threads and it kinda worked! :D
Altough she has a boyfriend, we're pretty close etc :)
Just wanted to thank you!
i've been curious about the imonk as well. but i don't drink or smoke. i exercise daily(not as much since i hurt my knee and can't run). so, i'm not sure what to pledge...any ideas? only thing i could think of is the fact that i'm super shy around new people(and i recently moved to an area away from anyone i know). what do you think?
great! do you advertise this site to your friends and family? or do you go beyond that and advertise to random people??? O.O
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