Get over the guilt traps and other emotional traps...

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, Thomas Williams

<greenstuff26 wrote:

 

 

> Are you saying that the hopes and dreams and desires of a person can provide

energy? I can believe this because I had been at a period in my life where i

felt as though there was no purpose to waking up in the morning. The thing that

helped me through that was reading books (Tony Robbins, Brian Tracy) and

exercise and asking myself loads of questions. I had to take a look at my

situation and decide what I wanted to happen/experience.

>

 

Good self-answer.

 

> In response to your statement on attitudes of people at different ages, are

there any materials/resources that you can recommend to help a person think more

productively, more positively?

 

You already gave 2 good sources.

 

I've found that the sources one USES are much better than the resources they do

NOT use.

 

So I virtually NEVER give additional resources until the first few have been

assimilated.

 

>Based on your life and experiences, are there any things that you can recommend

to a person to help them think more positive?

>

 

Yes,

 

Get over the guilt traps and other emotional traps other people and their

organizations install in you.

 

A good reference for that is " How I found Freedom in an Unfree World " by Harry

Browne.

 

John La Tourrette, PhD

 

> Thomas