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Violence: Where Fear and Egocentrism Collide
21 Jan 2021

Violence: Where Fear and Egocentrism Collide

by dfurtwengler | posted in: Confidence, counterintuitive thinking | 0

The January 6th violence in Washington D.C. leaves many of us scratching our heads while we wonder “How did we get here?” The source of violence can be traced to two things: fear and egocentrism. Fear In particular, the fear … Continued

Capitol invasion, confidence, egocentric, egocentrism, fear, January 6th, violence
Confident and Optimistic In Challenging Times
19 Jan 2021

Confident and Optimistic In Challenging Times

by dfurtwengler | posted in: Confidence, counterintuitive thinking | 0

The pandemic and recent political strife has strained the emotional welfare of even the most confident and optimistic among us. We all want to be confident and optimistic, yet many today are feeling anything but confident and optimistic. The question … Continued

challenging times, confidence, confident, optimism, optimistic
Calculating Wealth
12 Jan 2021

Calculating Wealth

by dfurtwengler | posted in: Confidence, counterintuitive thinking | 0

When we think of wealth we tend to think in terms of financial wherewithal, the more the better. But is that an accurate perception of wealth? Is that how the vast majority of us view wealth? The simple answer is … Continued

calculating wealth, confidence, creating wealth, sharing wealth, wealth
Genius Formula
5 Jan 2021

Genius Formula

by dfurtwengler | posted in: Confidence, counterintuitive thinking | 0

My dear friend, Tom Ruwitch, founder of Story Power Marketing, sent me an article which offered the following formula for determining genius: “Genius equals significance times the number of people influenced times duration.” As many of you know I shy … Continued

confidence, contrarian, contrarian thinker, counterintuitive, counterintuitive thinking, genius, genius formula
Confidence Spurs Intensity
29 Dec 2020

Confidence Spurs Intensity

by dfurtwengler | posted in: Confidence, counterintuitive thinking | 0

As a Kansas City Chiefs fan I’m thrilled, and amazed, at the level of confidence and intensity they possess. This blog post was triggered by watching the Chiefs 5th consecutive UGLY win. Teams they should have beaten fairly easily all … Continued

Chiefs, confidence, intensity, Kansas City Chiefs, KC Chiefs
Life’s Greatest Misconception
22 Dec 2020

Life’s Greatest Misconception

by dfurtwengler | posted in: Confidence, counterintuitive thinking | 0

The greatest misconception we have about life is that it’s binary. We have a natural tendency to view ourselves and others as attractive or plain, intelligent or naive, compassionate or ruthless, witty or dull, or a myriad other such evaluations. … Continued

confidence, dealing with negative impressions, life, misconception, negative impressions
Comfort: Essential for Confidence?
15 Dec 2020

Comfort: Essential for Confidence?

by dfurtwengler | posted in: Confidence, counterintuitive thinking | 2

Are comfort and confidence inextricably linked? Background This question arose as I was reading Yoga: The Science of the Soul by Osho. In this book he cites a Sutra (lesson) which states that “posture should be steady and comfortable.” For … Continued

comfort, confidence
Student Becomes Teacher
8 Dec 2020

Student Becomes Teacher

by dfurtwengler | posted in: Confidence, counterintuitive thinking | 0

One of the joys of teaching is when your student teaches you. As of this writing (June), Nancy Thompson is nearing completion of her Teaching Confidence Instructor Certification Course. I credit her with having taught me the following lesson about … Continued

aversion, confidence, emotions, students as teachers
Confidence Is Counterintuitive
1 Dec 2020

Confidence Is Counterintuitive

by dfurtwengler | posted in: Confidence, counterintuitive thinking | 0

You may have noticed that the For Our Kids blog posts are listed under two categories, confidence and counterintuitive thinking. While the confidence category is obvious, the counterintuitive thinking category isn’t. So let’s examine the characteristics of confidence to see … Continued

confidence, confident, counterintuitive, counterintuitive thinking
NLP: Dealing With Covid Fatigue
24 Nov 2020

NLP: Dealing With Covid Fatigue

by dfurtwengler | posted in: Confidence, counterintuitive thinking | 4

I recently discovered that two dear friends have become NLP (neurolinguistic programming) practitioners and thought “What better time than when battling covid fatigue?” NLP essence For those of you who may not be familiar with NLP it’s the science of … Continued

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