Self Delusion and Act As If

Where does Creative Imagination ends and Self Delusion starts?

One of the most important changes brought by the modern psychology over Freud’s psychoanalysis was to propose that the therapy should have a purpose, a goal, a
direction. That is, the client should have a goal in mind, to aim towards.

We can see this in all currents today: NLP and Hypnosis teaches us to visualize our goal as vividly as possible.

Clean Language is asking us “what would you like to have happen?”.

Even Law of Attraction suggests that we should behave as if the thing we want to attract has already manifested.

Steven Covey encourages us in Seven Habits of Highly Effective People to “start with the end in mind”.

However, one question bothered me for a long time: If I were to think, feel and behave as if my goal is already here, then

How is this different from Self Delusion?

To care or to not care

To care or to not care.

To care or to not care

Labels: is that person a Confident Leader or is he plain and simple Insensitive and Arrogant? What’s the difference that makes the difference and What can you do to become the Leader – without being self-conscious of other people’s opinions AND without being arrogant? What would happen if you had a Clean Intention and allowed yourself to be fully Present in the Moment?

You have the proof now

You have the proof now.

You have the proof now

We doubt that it’s possible, and yet, the proof is so obvious…

Good days, Bad days – Part 2

Good days, Bad days – Part 2.

Good days, Bad days – Part 2

What makes a Good Day to be Good? What’s the difference? I read somewhere else that you should write down solid Goals and to permanently keep them in your face and re-write them frequently. How did that work for you? (Part 2)

Good days, Bad days – Part 1

Good days, Bad days – Part 1.

Good days, Bad days – Part 1

What makes a Good Day to be Good? What’s the difference? I read somewhere else that you should write down solid Goals and to permanently keep them in your face and re-write them frequently. How did that work for you?