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The part of you that feels like "you" is actually only one small part of you, but it is the part that is in charge.
Realizing that, actually, the world does revolve around you, in a sense.
Don't look at failure as the opposite of success, but as a resource that can help get you to success.
Understanding the role, function, capabilities, and shortcomings of the Cognizant Mind, and how best to utilize it to your best effect.
A perfectionistic mindset seems like something that will make you a better person, but the opposite is more true.
This is the place to start if you like to start at the high level and work down to the details.
What we call "Laziness" is actually just a difference in perspective.
Learning to see yourself and observe your own actions (both physical and mental) from a third-person perspective.
The nature of your greatest enemy.
'Logical' and 'Right' do not mean the same thing. Understanding the difference and why it's important.
Laying out the metaphor of "Being in Your Garden" and what it means in practical terms.
Understanding the nature of the lies that most affect us in our life, and how to detect and negate them.
Discussing the validity of statements like "This is my truth" or "That's true for you, but not for me"
Understanding what your Identity Center does, why it exists, and how to work around its very severe limitations.
Why altruism sounds good on paper, but is actually a recipe for disaster.
Concrete steps to stop being afraid of anything. No shit.
How anger works, and how to get rid of it if you want to.
Sadness is normal. But when you are tired of being sad, there are things you can do to move out of it faster.
Recognize information from your right brain and learn how to trust it.
Sometimes our wants can seem to contradict each other, and understanding how that works and what mechanics are at play is the key to reconciling those differences.
This article represents my up-to-the-moment, best map or layout of the human mind: the various parts that make it up, how they relate to each other, where their boundaries lie, and what each of these areas can do, is responsible for, and what their general limitations are.
When you think you "just have to live with it" you are probably not viewing it correctly.
What Principles are and why we have them.
Everyday tips and tricks to help keep you centered (balanced, well-seated) in your self.
The underlying mechanics of depression and how to defeat it.
Understanding the role of your emotions, and how to use them to your advantage.