It’s always helpful to know more about the customers you’re serving, and knowing your own strengths and weaknesses.

If the sciences would stop the forced politicking and all meet in a parking lot and exchanged stories, we would be infinitively better off.

John

The question is, are you dealing with the “right” problems or the “wrong” ones?

A life filled with the “right” problems are those problems that conform to the Authentic Identity. They motivates us and give us purpose.

The “wrong” problems are those that originate outside of our Authentic direction and intrude on that direction through distraction.

Very good insight,

I look forward to any other comments you may have.

John

Sorry for not getting back earlier. We have been making many internal corporate changes.

We have repeatedly proven that everyone is born with all of the faculties needed for their own success in life.

Too often, others draw us off our natural path. Good, loving parents are especially a key factor in future job dissatisfaction for example.

Parents tell their children what they “should do” in life and the child does not want to disappoint. Children also often want to emulate the parent out of devotion.

Regardless, that person is not expressing their innate Authentic Motivation. There future is a sense of resignation. There is always something missing.

Another reason people are pulled off course is many gurus convince others that life is all about money. In truth–life’s motivation is never-ever about money.

With this teaching, you have millions of people focused on an artificial reward while ignoring their true gifts.

If there is any happiness to be offered, the potential is within the person and not something waiting on the outside.

I’m glade you mentioned problems. Chances are, you have the right problems. That is certainly a revolutionary concept but extremely valid and provable.

Those who are not content in life or cannot feel a sense of well-being, tend to have the wrong problems as well. That is a fascinating study.

Thank you for your thoughtful post.

I would be happy to respond to any future comments you may have in the future.

John

What life changing statements! They really shift one’s attention from what we are normally taught in our culture, namely that our life is just an ongoing series of problems that have to be fixed and that the only valid solutions to those “problems” lie outside of ourselves.

Thank you for sharing your insightful wisdom!