You use only a fraction of your potential
The MasterParkinson Newsletter, Issue 2, was distributed to its subscribers this morning, Monday 7th February.
The article below is an excerpt from the Newsletter.
An overwhelming majority of us, human beings, use in most of the cases only a tiny part of our physical and mental resources.
And I am talking of really small a part. In most cases it’s lower then 5—10 % of potential capability.
One major reason is the limitations we have programmed ourselves to believe in. When you for example tell yourselves ”No, it’s not possible! Then you follow these programmes
Let me remind you about the old ”truth” called the self-fulfilling prophecy! (and also ”The Pygmalion effect”)
The content is:
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Eagerly awaited – a children’s book about Parkinson’s disease
From the back cover of the book:
”Traditional the grownups try to explain to the younger using grown up language. Mostly with poor result. In this book the author do it on the contrary. We follow the children and as we see through their eyes we can in a unique way share the same reality. The text and the illustrative pictures show how they experienced the first time with a dad who is, or at least behaves differently.
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Multiple personality
“It is truly a challenge to live with someone who always says YES to challenges! I don’t think that you even can spell the word NO”. The other part of me goes on: “You are right, I like challenges. It keeps us healthy!” I have heard the accusing words echoing in my head the last couple of weeks, as I have tried to write the very first number of my Newsletter.
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Unconscious eleven years
Mrs. Gulli Johansson, 75, Sweden, was about to give up life after eleven long years in a drugged state of mind. As she stopped eating the doctors also decided to stop giving her the medicine she been given every day. Everybody thought that this was the end and the family was called and informed that their mother and grandmother probably would leave them within a weeks time.
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