Showing posts with label Insight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Insight. Show all posts

Friday, July 12, 2013

A Sixth Sense


Motivational Power Quote

A Sixth Sense
Intuition will tell the thinking mind where to look next.”
Jonas Salk 1914 - 1995, Medical Researcher   

As I see it. . . . . . . .

Your sixth sense

Did you ever get a burning feeling in the pit of your stomach . . . . when you were about to do something? It can tell you to go ahead . . . . and do it. Or it can be telling you that you shouldn’t do whatever you’re thinking about doing.

Where is that voice coming from . . . . why is it there?

The voice is the voice of your intuition speaking to you . . . . and it’s a sixth sense.

Your intuition is an inherent internal mechanism that’s tells you the deference between right and wrong. Your intuition is a flash of insight that tells you of potential danger . . . . and cautions you not to act. Or it can tell you that the time is right . . . . and to strike while the iron is hot.

You were born with intuition . . . . and it’s one of your natural senses.

You will find that successful people speak about having a hunch or a feeling . . . . They will act on it . . . . and potentially have a major breakthrough. That hunch or feeling is there intuition and is speaking to them.

Joseph Kennedy the father of John, Robert and Ted Kennedy related a story from the late 1920’s. Has the story goes he was having his shoes shined. The person who was shining his shoes was telling the Senior Mr. Kennedy about his investments in the stock market.

As a result of the conversation Mr. Kennedy concluded that there was an issue with how people where investing in the stock market with very little cash . . . . and were leveraging there stock purchases.

He felt that if the person who was shining his shoes were investing in the stock market and leveraging their purchases of stock that there was a fundamental issue with the stock market . . . . and how people where investing without money.

After his shoe shine was finished he contacted his stock broker and sold this entire stock portfolio, short thereafter the 1929 stock market crash occurred and fortunes were lost.

Mr. Kennedy intuition preserved his wealth. . . . . Was he smarter than other people? Did he have a crystal ball? No the conversation with the person that was shining his shoes was a spark that ignited Mr. Kennedy. . . . sixth sense of intuition and be acted on it.

How many other people did the person shining person talk to about the stock market . . . . that only heard the conversation?

Our intuition is a sixth sense . . . . and the people that listen to their intuition and proactively act on it. Will crate a much smoother path for their success journey . . . .  saving themselves a lot of grief.  

©2013 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

 

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

The Bridge to Wisdom


Motivational Power Quote


The Bridge to Wisdom
“Mistakes are the usual bridge
between inexperience and wisdom.”
Plyllis Therous  


As I see it. . . . . . . .

The bridge to wisdom

Crossing the bridge to wisdom comes at it’s own pace and comes in many small steps. The greatest teacher is in our understanding of your actions and your mistakes. From those mistakes grows insight.

The insight from your mistakes becomes the foundation of wisdom. As you learn from mistakes you use those experiences to make better decisions and your judgment improves.

With the improvement of your decisions and judgment you take the first steps to cross the bridge to wisdom.

©2011 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author








Saturday, August 7, 2010

Honesty is the Foundation of Wisdom

Motivational Power Quote


Honesty is the Foundation of Wisdom

“Honesty is the first chapter
in the book of wisdom.”
Thomas Jefferson, 3rd President of the United States


As I see it. . . . . . . .


Honesty is the foundation of wisdom.


The person of honesty puts down the solid foundation of attraction; as they do they will receive in direct proportion to what they send out to others.


They are seen as someone that can be counted on and trusted. The world will view you as a person with insight and good judgment.


Honesty is a core value that leads a person to wisdom and is an attribute that other will seek out in a person.


©2010 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author