Complete. No Longer Need For Likes Or Dislikes. No Longer Need For Approval Or Otherwise. No Longer Need To Control….

Bottom line our brains are very good at learning from bad experiences but very bad at learning from good ones. So, if our brains are built with greater sensitivity to negative news, experiences and feedback at the earliest stage of processing what can we do?

Strategies to combat negativity bias and raise impact: 

• Rethink your sources and exposure to news.
• Schedule and manage social media time. Set specific and defined times to engage with social media. By adjusting the settings you can shut off streams of information and content that don’t support growth in your most important roles and goals.
• Build focus timeinto your schedule to fully concentrate your time and attention on completing projects and building relationships that lend themselves to raising your personal and professional impact.
• Be mindful of any tendency toward putting on rose-colored glasses or ignoring real and vital information and input. Develop an attitude of critical and informed thinking.
• Hard-wire your positive experiences.Our brain is wired with short-term memory buffers. As a result, it takes 10 to 20 seconds for a positive experience to be transferred to our long-term memory. Identify a positive experience, close your eyes and reimagine it for up to a minute.

You were created for impact—uniquely positioned to positively impact the people we love and lead. The race for impact will never be easy—life doesn’t work that way. Delivering impact requires intentionality and diligence in order to break through the resistance. We don’t have to worry or concern ourselves with being aware of danger and risk—our brain’s default setting guarantees it.

“Staying with a negative experience past the point that’s useful is like running laps in Hell: You dig the track a little deeper in your brain each time you go around it.”

—Rick Hanson, Hardwiring Happiness

Tuesday, January 3, 2017 at 1:03 pm

Been working on posts. Still musing. Still rejecting my imaginations. Deep in thought while I work, I muse. All those strategies to combat negativity bias and raise impact? All, I practice now by the power of love from high. Spontaneously, all those strategies to combat negativity bias and raise impact have been done. Spontaneously. No need for me to:

• Schedule and manage social media time. ….

My times are in my Father/Creator’s hands. Does that mean I live disorganized & haphazardly? Nay! My Creator knows far better than myself how to manage my time not only in social media but also the time of my life.

• Build focus time into your schedule to fully concentrate your time and attention on completing projects and building relationships that lend themselves to raising your personal and professional impact.

Uuuh! I have wasted half of my life in such endeavour to no avail. Now? My focus is set permanently & forever on my Father/Creator. I am sure of it by the power of love from on high.

• Be mindful of any tendency toward putting on rose-colored glasses or ignoring real and vital information and input. Develop an attitude of critical and informed thinking.

Bless my heart! This suggestion alone have caused me the most painful repercussion of them all.

• Hard-wire your positive experiences.Our brain is wired with short-term memory buffers. As a result, it takes 10 to 20 seconds for a positive experience to be transferred to our long-term memory. Identify a positive experience, close your eyes and reimage it for up to a minute.

Wow! I don’t think any human being can imagine the extent of my positive affirmations. The results? Nil! Zero!