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Self Improvement Bootcamp
I am a strong believer that in Order to get something, virtually anything, you need to pay the price. Sometimes, the price is monetary, sometimes you need to pay with your time, your energy, but you need to pay the price. A perfect example is this Self Improvement Boot Camp. You needed to invest your time, or pay the price to get the benefit of the boot camp. You need to make an investment in yourself and your future.
The goal is to get back more than you give up. Vince Lombardi, the famous football coach said that: "The price of success is hard work, dedication to the job at hand, and the determination that whether we win or lose, we have applied the best of ourselves to the task at hand."
The question that I ask myself and people all of the time is: What are you willing to do to get what you want?
I'll give you a personal example. I made a decision to watch less television. I gave up a lot of television watching and it has given me more time for many other things. My challenge for everybody watching is to write down one thing that you are willing to give up. Be as specific as possible.
It could be chocolate cake for a month, or giving up an hour of television a night whatever makes sense for you. You might want to invest in courses or books on Self Improvement. Write down what you are willing to do.
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If you want to be in great physical shape, you'll need to work out regularly at the gym.
If you want to feel well, you'll need to eat well.
If you want certain types of job advancement, you'll need to go back to school.
If you want to improve your lung capacity, you'll need to Stop Smoking cigarettes.
If you want to meet the man or woman of your dreams, you might need to go on 100 dates to meet somebody
If you want the ideal job, you might have to Interview for 50 jobs to get.
You have to pay the price, but in almost all cases, the benefits far outweigh the costs.
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First of all, I have no idea why you quoted "elementary" ( I can do it because I am quoting you).
Secondly, this is not known intrinsically, it is learned. It is learned at a young age I grant you but it is not intrinsic knowledge.
Thirdly, and to answer your question, knowing something for a long time is different from having it reexplained to you. In having it explained, you reapply it to your current situation. This just so happened to be very inspiring to this humble commenter, due simply to the fact that it caused me to think "alright, I am willing to go through this process and put forth the cost" rather than just knowing it and not acting on it.
Sorry to be condescending but your comment was negative and negative reenforcement decreases behavior which is not what this site is about.
I agree with the three of you Sandra, David and Travel. I think that we can express the same principle in many ways. I quite like turning it around and calling it "giving" or if it "old negative programming" that is now irrelevant then letting go may be a good way to label it.