Saturday, 13 October 2012

Self Organization and Deductions




Summary:



By meditating, pondering over your thoughts you have the inner strength to take control of your emotions, which factor into your success. By examining the self-daily, you can build self-organizing skills that help you overcome many problems in life. One must also consider many other aspects of his/her human makeup however to advance his/her self-organizational skills. We start by deducing, which empowers the mind to stay focused.





Do you sit around all day trying to deduce what type of person you are and if you have self-organization skills developed? Don’t feel alone, because many people are deducing, thinking the along the same lines as you. Keep deducing however, because if you reflect on each detail of what you want from life, you will discover you. Pondering over situations while deliberating and creating new ideas from old ideas, experiences, and the like will help you organize your thoughts. Pondering is the process that allows you to deliberate the possibilities and consequences of your decisions. Your mind starts to form an organized structure, which helps you to take control of your emotions.





Life can knock the wind out of you, and leave you dazed or thunderstruck. Life brings us many surprises. If you learn to accept life’s changes however, you will develop awareness, self-organization skills, which help you to reach your goals. If you think through your problems however while stay aware, you will soon reach your conclusions. Conclusions put an end to issues and close the mind from doubting the self.





We must practice deducing, or meditating through our thoughts daily. Practice will allow you to debate your problems while searching for the facts. You may use assumptions, but gather information that backs your hypothesis, so that you do not confuse your mind. Once you are finished you can use your best ideas to draw a conclusion and end your problem.





Understanding is essentially needed to help us solve problems that hinder our self-organization skills. If you have understanding, you will find meaning and purpose. To learn to understand you need to practice meditation while analyzing your perceptions. Use the new ideas and your knowledge to enrich your ability to focus on your problems.





How to use self-talk to assess self-organizational skills:



Practice, by focusing on the value, worth, sense, meaning and so on followed by asking yourself questions: Question: What are your values? What is your worth? What do your goals mean to you? Do you use common sense when making decisions and organizing your space. What implications do your goals have in your life? What are the consequences of planning, acting, and reaching your goals? What is the value of your goals? What implications in your plans bring forth the worth of your goals? Have you set your goals? What are your plans?





As you continue pondering, you will soon develop organizational skills that will help you achieve your goals. You want to take into account your feelings, which cause reactions. The actions could develop into anger, hate, sadness, and so forth, so start meditating while centering in on these emotions. You can organize your thoughts by executing this action.





Feelings can cause a series of reactions, which may arrive from gut instincts or emotional triggers from external sources. Since inclinations come from the heart we can see feelings is the heart’s way of reacting to stimulus. We can discover these feelings by asking: What are your feelings about life? What do you feel that is interesting to you? What meaning do your feelings present? What purpose belongs to you? What are your intuitions telling you? What is your mood? How do you express your emotions?


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